Months after the network opted not to go forward on his last pilot, Kelsey Grammer has signed on for an untitled comedy at ABC.
According to Variety, Grammer will play a corporate tycoon whose job is downsize...
Audiences won't get their first taste of the political drama "Boss" for more than three weeks, but Starz has already ordered up a second helping.
On Tuesday (September 27), the premium cable network...
Starz is giving audiences a sneak preview of their new political drama "Boss", which centers on Chicago mayor Tom Kane (Kelsey Grammer) as he attempts to hide a newly-diagnosed neurological disorder from tho...
"Boss" is out of a job.
Starz announced today that it would not be ordering a third season of the drama starring Kelsey Grammer as the corrupt, ailing mayor of Chicago.
In a statement the pay cabl...
Kelsey Grammer stars in this timely comedy as Hank Pryor, a titan of industry who suddenly finds himself out of work, almost out of money and around a wife and kids for whom he's never made much time. Despite his rece...
Between "Cheers" and "Frasier," Kelsey Grammer spent 20 years playing pompous, erudite, clumsy psychiatrist Frasier Crane. In the history of live-action American primetime television, no one has ev...
Like Sideshow Bob Terwilliger, Kelsey Grammer never set out to be a clown, but he became so famous as one that it became hard for him to be taken seriously.
"I didn't start out as a comic actor," the &qu...
Fall TV really doesn't let up, does it?
Astute TV viewers have already spent the past month sifting through dozens of new network shows, plus high-profile cable offerings like "Homeland" and &...
As Starz's "Boss" enters its second season Friday night at 10, the political drama remains a show I find much easier to admire than to enjoy.
"Boss" continues to have many qualities worth comm...
I'm curious… does anyone think it actually matters what human cast they put together for a "Transformers" movie at this point?
After all, even though I gave the last film a positive review, that wa...
