“The One Where Our Hearts Are Broken”: Hollywood reacts to the death of Matthew Perry

“The One Where Our Hearts Are Broken”: Hollywood reacts to the death of Matthew Perry

ABC NewsCo-stars, admirers, colleagues and friends of Matthew Perry began sharing their tributes on social media platforms shortly after news of the 54-year-old’s death broke over the weekend. A lengthy statement came from “shocked and deeply, deeply saddened” Friends co-creators Marta Kauffman and David Crane and executive producer Kevin Bright. Calling Perry “brilliant” and “always…Read More…

In Brief: Nick at Nite to honor Matthew Perry with special, and more

In Brief: Nick at Nite to honor Matthew Perry with special, and more

Nick at Nite will honor the life and career of actor Matthew Perry with the special Matthew Perry: Thanks for Being a Friend on Sunday, October 29, according to Variety. The tribute special will feature never-before-seen interviews with Perry, behind-the-scenes moments from the Friends set and highlights of Perry on the hit NBC sitcom. Following…Read More…

‘Friends’ star Matthew Perry dies at 54

‘Friends’ star Matthew Perry dies at 54

Gregg DeGuire/FilmMagicFriends star Matthew Perry died in his Pacific Palisades home Saturday afternoon, per law enforcement sources who spoke to ABC News. He was 54. According to the LAPD, a call was received at 4:07 p.m. PT for a male in his 50’s who was unresponsive. The LAFD says after arriving on scene no ambulance…Read More…

Goldie Hawn says an alien reached out and touched her

Goldie Hawn says an alien reached out and touched her

Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagicIn an installment of Apple Fitness’ Time to Walk, Goldie Hawn describes how she had a close encounter of the third kind. According to Newsweek, the 77-year-old said when she was a dancer in her 20s in California, “That was a time when, you know, there was a lot of UFO sightings.” She added, “I…Read More…

Sarah Paulson, John Hamm and dozens of other stars declare they’d rather stay on strike than “take a bad deal”

Sarah Paulson, John Hamm and dozens of other stars declare they’d rather stay on strike than “take a bad deal”

Alexi Rosenfeld/Getty ImagesIn an open letter, dozens of stars said they’d rather see the SAG-AFTRA strike continue than “cave” to a “bad deal” from studios. Emmy winners Sarah Paulson, Jon Hamm, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Christine Baranski, along with the latter’s fellow Tony winner Jason Alexander, signed the letter, which also featured the names of numerous…Read More…