Jon Cryer to Play Himself on 'Will & Grace' Revival (Exclusive)
The 'Two and a Half Men' alum joins the NBC comedy's growing list of guest stars for season two.
'Will & Grace' Books David Schwimmer for Key Guest Role
The 'Friends' alum returns to Thursday nights on NBC with a new scene partner: Debra Messing.
'Will & Grace' Creators Once Wrote Jokes for Donald Trump
Max Mutchnick and David Kohan — who crack jokes at the president's expense on their NBC sitcom — wrote quips for Trump and then-wife Marla Maples when they were presenters at the 1994 ESPYs.
Emmys: Megan Mullally Disappointed in 'Will & Grace' Comedy Series Snub
The actress on Thursday nabbed her eighth supporting nomination for playing Karen Walker on the NBC sitcom.
THR's Full Uncensored Comedy Actress Roundtable with Drew Barrymore, Alison Brie, Rachel Brosnahan and More
Drew Barrymore, Alison Brie, Rachel Brosnahan, Tracee Ellis Ross, Debra Messing, Molly Shannon and Frankie Shaw star.
"We're All Going to Behave Better": The Comedy Actor Roundtable
Six of TV's top funnymen — including Louie Anderson, Marc Maron and Tony Shalhoub — sit down for a (sometimes) serious talk about "nerve-wracking" nude scenes, dressing up as a woman and how the #MeToo movement is changing men.
Sean Hayes on Coming Out Publicly Between 'Will & Grace' Then and Now
"I didn't have the DNA or the ability to be one spokesperson for an entire group of people," Hayes told the Roundtable.
Sean Hayes on Coming Out Publicly Between 'Will & Grace' Reboot: "You Realize Silence Equals Death" | Comedy Actor Roundtable
"I didn't have the DNA or the ability to be one spokesperson for an entire group of people," Hayes told the Roundtable.
Debra Messing on 'Will & Grace' Revival: "We Didn't Have to Apologize"
"Obviously now with the state of the world, there is a lot more to comment on. It feels like there's a lot more at stake than when we began," the actress told THR.
Debra Messing on 'Will & Grace' Revival: "We Didn't Have to Apologize" | Comedy Actress Roundtable
"Obviously now with the state of the world, there is a lot more to comment on. It feels like there's a lot more at stake than when we began," Messing told THR.
