Ted Danson might be known for his role on Cheers or The Good Place, but his time on CSI remains his most challenging role for ...

Ted Danson is still reeling from Larry David’s decision to have him divorce his real-life wife Mary Steenburgen and start a ...

Ted Danson is a TV legend. The actor, who first rose to fame for the role of Sam Malone on the NBC sitcom Cheers, has also appeared in a whole host of other movies and TV shows, including the ...

Ted Danson was 34 when Cheers debuted in the fall of 1982, on the younger side for a TV star at the time. That season’s top 10 highest-rated shows included a few other thirtysomething leads in ...

Mary Steenburgen isn’t holding back. While explaining how she was wrong in her impression that her husband, Ted Danson, was a bit of a ladies' man before they met, the "Book Club" actress ...

About Ted Danson is an actor known for his iconic role as Sam Malone on the TV series Cheers (1982-1993). During the show’s 11-season run, Danson received nine Emmy Award nominations as ...

No one else can claim the kind of television career that Ted Danson has had ... has also been nominated this year for best actor in a TV series, musical or comedy, for “A Man on the Inside.” ...

Everybody definitely knows Ted Danson's name at the 2025 Golden Globes ... For her part, the Carol Burnett Show alum returned the sentiment, shouting from the crowd, “I love you.” ...

The presentation included clips from Danson’s many TV series over the years ... Netflix’s “A Man on the Inside.” Honoree Ted Danson speaks at the Golden Globe Awards’ inaugural Golden ...

The show will be televised ... “Cheers” star Ted Danson by naming him the Carol Burnett Award honoree. Danson, a three-time Globes winner, has been a fixture on TV since he broke out as ...

Meryl Streep presented the award to Davis, who she called a pure artist who “delivers the truth every time.” Both actors worked together in the 2008 film “Doubt,” where Streep first became in awe of ...

The television landscape has gotten considerably grayer in recent years. Here’s what’s behind it — and why it’s a good thing ...