It’s true: anybody who has lived long enough to remember the TV sitcom about the
quaint neighborhood bar in Boston where “everyone knows your name” will forever equate Ted Danson with the quippy bartender in “Cheers,” one of the most iconic shows
ever produced in the history of television.
And Danson admits as the above quote illustrates, the multi-Emmy-winning, 11-
year running series was the springboard to stardom for the 73-year-old actor.
It’s not every day that behind the-scenes TV writers, producers, and directors find themselves as front-of-the-camera
If you happened to watch the Grammy Awards last month, you witnessed music history as legendary
When comedians get up on stage in front of live audiences, on camera, or behind a
When talking about Cate Blanchett, “fail” is the last word that could be used to describe
During our lifetime, the music we listen to and the musicians we admire have changed colors
