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Actress Patricia Heaton defends the controversial graduation speech by Harrison Butler
Patricia Heaton stuck up for National Football League star Harrison Butker after his graduation speech at Benedictine College stirred up controversy. The “Everybody Loves Raymond” actress, 66, posted an Instagram...
Patricia Heaton defends Harrison Butker’s controversial graduation speech: ‘He’s not a monster’
"The guy is espousing his own opinions and Catholic doctrine. So what? It’s his opinion. He can have one," Patricia Heaton said about Harrison Butker.
Tim Allen disses Chris Evans' 'Lightyear' movie: 'There’s no Buzz'
"It just doesn't seem to have any connection to the toy" that Allen portrayed in the first two films.
Why Disney passed on Tim Allen in 'Lightyear': He's 'dumber' not 'castrated'
Tim Allen, 69, famously voiced the Buzz Lightyear action figure in all four "Toy Story" movies, and fans were surprised when it was announced the actor wouldn't be involved in...
Tim Allen's 'Lightyear' legend has been 'castrated,' Patricia Heaton says
"Tim IS Buzz! Why would they completely castrate this iconic, beloved character?" the "Everybody Loves Raymond" actress wrote.
'Man With A Plan', 'Tommy', 'Carol's Second Act' and 'Broke' Not Returning to CBS
CBS renewed 18 shows and canceled four.
Stream It Or Skip It: 'Carol's Second Act' On CBS, Where Patricia Heaton Plays A 50 Year-Old Medical Intern
Patricia Heaton, Kyle Maclachlan and Lucas Neff star in this workplace sitcom about a fiftysomething pursuing the career she always wanted.
'Carol's Second Act' star Patricia Heaton isn't ready to retire
Carol's Second Act | Thursday, 9:30 p.m., CBS Patricia Heaton has nothing to prove. She starred on “Everybody Loves Raymond” (1996-2005) and “The Middle” (2009-18). Rather than enjoy a residual-rich...
'Designing Women' Had a Spinoff and It's Streaming on Prime Video
Get ready to see Mike Ehrmantraut and Patricia Heaton like you've never seen them before!
What TV needs now is the next Shonda Rhimes
When Shonda Rhimes left ABC for Netflix, network TV lost its most popular female voice. One look at pilot season underway in LA right now makes one wonder where the...
How Ray Romano balances 'comedic genius' with dramatic chops
How does an inherently funny guy get into a dramatic mindset? “Normally I have to prepare and, like, put on headphones and listen to sad music and think of bad...
'The Middle' Will Live On For Years As People Find Out How Good It Was
Because it's so relatable, the underappreciated show will be binge watched for years.
'The Middle' creator preps a 'satisfying' finale after 9 seasons
It’s the end of the road trip for “The Middle” Tuesday night. After nine seasons, the ABC sitcom about the Hecks — a struggling Midwestern family of five — appropriately...
'The Middle's Patricia Heaton Spills on What It's Like Being the Queen of Family Sitcoms
Between 'Everybody Loves Raymond' and 'The Middle's final season, Heaton has been on who of the longest-running sitcoms in TV history.
Patricia Heaton Reveals The Cast Of 'Everybody Loves Raymond' Was Really Well Fed Thanks To Phil Rosenthal
The actress also had some choice words for her co-star Ray Romano about his note-giving process.
TV is serving up Halloween treats this week
No need to go trick-or-treating: You can get your Halloween thrills all this week with several classic comedies and two intriguing specials that capture the mischief and madness of the...
Without 'The Middle,' TV Is About To Get A Whole Lot Sadder
The ABC comedy is coming to an end after its ninth season, which means TV is about to get a lot more depressing without Sue Heck.
Patricia Heaton is Al Smith dinner's first female MC
Emmy Award-winning actress Patricia Heaton will serve as the first female master of ceremonies for the New York Archdiocese’s 72nd annual Al Smith fundraising dinner on Oct. 19. Heaton is...
Celebrities Loved Chris Rock’s Brutal Oscars 2016 Opening Monologue
In his opening monologue, Chris Rock took down Hollywood in the most brutal way possible, and a lot of celebs loved it.
'Everybody Loves Raymond' Star Commits Suicide
It's been confirmed that Sawyer Sweeten (Geoffrey Barone) has taken his own life at 19.