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Veteran actress Candice Bergen reunited with the cast of her hit sitcom Murphy Brown on U S TV on Friday 20Apr12 to reminisce about the show 14 years after it went off air Bergen who starred as the title character - a famous investigative reporter an...  

Gore Vidal's THE BEST MAN began previews on Tuesday, March 6th, 2012, prior to an April 1 opening night at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre. Candice Bergen chatted about the show this morning during her visit to LIVE With Kelly. View a photo below  

Candice Bergen suffered a stroke in 2006, and she’s only now talking about it. The former “Murphy Brown” star told New York Magazine that she kept the stroke a secret because “I just don’t want it to be a liability.” While she only took two...  

Veteran actress Candice Bergen reunited with the cast of her hit sitcom "Murphy Brown" on on Friday to reminisce about the show, 14 years after it went off air. English recalled how CBS network bosses tried to convince her actress Heather Locklear was ...  

Award-winning actress Candice Bergen -- "Starting Over," "Murphy Brown," "Boston Legal" -- talks to Charlie Rose and Gayle King about her role as a presidential candidate's wife in the Broadway revival of Gore Vidal's "The Best Man."  

Award-winning actress Candice Bergen -- "Starting Over," "Murphy Brown," "Boston Legal" -- talks to Charlie Rose and Gayle King about her role as a presidential candidate's wife in the Broadway revival of Gore Vidal's "The Best Man."  

Veteran actress Candice Bergen has finally come clean about her 2006 medical scare, revealing she denied she had suffered a stroke because she didn't want her health to become a "liability". The Miss Congeniality star, now 65, was reported to have been ...  

Ageing actress Candice Bergen was hesitant about signing up to star in ... joining a cast including Broadway veterans James Earl Jones and Angela Lansbury, but her nerves got the better of her as the first day of previews loomed. She says, "The closer ...  

Actress Candice Bergen discussed her 2006 stroke, which she, at the time, stated was simply treatment for high blood pressure. Bergen, 65, told New York Magazine that she denied that she had a stroke because she feared that it would affect her career.  

Accomplished actress Candice Bergen has opened up about her 2006 medical scare as she takes on a new project on Broadway. In "Gore Vidal's The Best Man," Bergen will play the unhappy wife of a politician. Speaking about the role, the 65-year-old actress ...  

Actress Candice Bergen is talking about why she covered up the fact that she had a stroke in 2006 and had her rep deny the reports at the time that she did. Apparently, the 65-year-old feared that having a stroke would affect her career, and she did not ...  

So, Candice Bergen won this whole damn thing. Good for you, Candice Bergen. You deserved it. Honestly this finale was rather a let down to watch, mostly because Candice Bergen's win was as inevitable as a Hunger Games sequel. The only real surprise was ...  

Candice Bergen has always been one of my style icons. Maybe I am biased (the husky-voiced model-turned-actress got her big break into Hollywood with an adaptation of Mary McCarthy's "The Group" in 1965 which was based on my alma mater Vassar ...  

Actress Candice Bergen hasn’t spoken publicly about a stroke she suffered in 2006 but now the 65-year-old is opening up about her stroke while explaining that she didn’t want her health to become “a liability” in an industry that looks ...  

Candice Bergen's 2006 stroke has been copped to and explained. The 65-year-old actress didn't want her health to become a "liability" in an industry that worships youthfulness, especially in women....  

Veteran actress CANDICE BERGEN reunited with the cast of her hit sitcom MURPHY BROWN on U.S. TV on Friday (20Apr12) to reminisce about the show, 14 years after it went off air. Bergen, who starred as the title character - a famous investigative reporter ...  

Veteran actress Candice Bergen reunited with the cast of her hit sitcom Murphy Brown on TV on Friday to reminisce about the show, 14 years after it went off air. Bergen, who starred as the title ...  

Here's something a little unexpected: Murphy Brown creator Diane English tells TV Guide that she's been in talks with CBS to revive the Candice Bergen character for a handful of election-year specials. "We're having a little conversation with CBS about a few episodes, and I think it's possible," English said, adding, "Candice knows about it, and we're going to talk to her more in July once she wraps her Broadway play [The Best Man]." Fun facts...  

LIVE! with Kelly's upcoming guests include A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE's Blair Underwood, NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT's Matthew Broderick and THE BEST MAN's Candice Bergen. See the full list of upcoming guest stars: April 20, 2012 - Candice Bergen ...  

The Emmy-winning star of an iconic sitcom revealed a health crisis that was kept quiet when it happened several years ago.Candice Bergen revealed that in 2006 she suffered a minor stroke, reports New York Magazine. Bergen starred on the CBS comedy series “Murphy Brown” from 1988-1998.Although she missed only two weeks of work on ABC's "Boston Legal," her show at the time of the stroke, Bergen said she is still feeling the effects of the...  

But Bergen admits she probably picked the wrong school because her insatiable appetite for learning left her better suited for a more relaxed and well-rounded education, like the one uniquely offered at the prestigious Brown University in Rhode Island.  

“I AM ashamed that women are so simple,” goes the lyric from a song in Cole Porter‘s “Kiss Me Kate.” (Porter actually lifted that one straight from Shakespeare.) Occasionally, I am ashamed that I am so simple. In the matter of the revival of Gore ...  

Ageing actress Candice Bergen was hesitant about signing up to star in the new Broadway revival of GORE VIDAL's the Best Man because she feared she wouldn't be able to remember her lines after suffering a minor stroke in 2006. The Boston Legal star ...  

Although she appeared for a short time in Hurlyburly in 1984, Candice Bergen is essentially making her Broadway debut now in Gore Vidal's The Best Man. The actress, 65, was reluctant to take the part, she tells New York magazine, because she suffered a ...  

An updated list of participants for the 10th Annual TV Land Awards has been announced. The prizes will be presented, as previously reported, in a ceremony to be hosted by Kelly Ripa and held at the Lexington Avenue Armory at Gramercy Park on April 14 and ...  

At the time, the Murphy Brown star was filming Boston Legal with costars James Spader, William Shatner, and Julie Bowen, the ABC comedy which wrapped in 2008. Despite her illness, Bergen only missed two weeks of work. Nearly six years later, Bergen admits ...  

We usually see Tom Cruise in characters that are the rock star of films like Mission Impossible but in a new extended trailer for Rock of Ages, Cruise literally rocks as he plays the role of "Stacee Jaxx," the lead singer of a band. The film—which also ...  

Although she appeared for a short time in “Hurlyburly” in 1984, Candice Bergen is essentially making her Broadway debut now in “Gore Vidal’s The Best Man.” The actress, 65, was reluctant to take the part, she tells New York magazine ...  

Why did she keep it a secret for so long? In 2006 ... revealing that she also broke her pelvis a few months ago after a tumble off her bike. "Wow," she recalled thinking after her fall, "now I can fall and I’ll break." She's also aware that she looks ...  

Bergen has been married to real estate magnate and philanthropist Marshall Rose for 11 years. Unfortunately, the minor stroke hasn't been Bergen's only health issue of late. She also fell and broke her pelvis while riding her bike five months ago.  

It’s a good thing Candice Bergen requested a quiet booth at Bar Centrale ... they shout in unison, James Earl Jones’s voice booming above the others but Bergen’s not far below. “Way oh way oh way! Mmmahh! Mmmahh! The lips, the teeth ...  

The former “Murphy Brown” star told New York Magazine that she kept the stroke a secret because “I just don’t want it to be a liability.” While she only took two weeks off her job on ABC’s “Boston Legal” to recover, now, six years later ...  

Candice Bergen reunited with the cast of her hit sitcom Murphy Brown on Friday to reminisce about the show 14 years after it went off air. Bergen, who starred as the title character - a famous investigative reporter and news anchor for fictional TV news ...  

Candice Bergen began acting when she was just 19 years old, but says she didn't love acting until she found her footing in comedy - at age 42. The show that finally won her over? Her starring role on the hit comedy, "Murphy Brown." It aired from ...  

Four years after trying to revive Murphy Brown as a platform to chime in on the heated 2008 Clinton/Obama/McCain presidential campaign, the sitcom's creator, Diane English, is again talking to CBS and Warner Bros. about a series of political-commentary specials with Candice Bergen back in character as the tough-talking TV journalist.  

Getty ImagesCandice Bergen and 'Murphy Brown' creator/executive producer Diane English speak onstage at the 10th Annual TV Land Awards. LOS ANGELES -- "Murphy Brown," the sitcom about a no-nonsense investigative journalist, could be slated to return to CBS for a series of specials in time for the US presidential...  

Candice Bergen of 'Murphy Brown' and 'Boston Legal' confirms 2006 stroke after initially denying it happened.  

The actress is opening up about a stroke and a broken pelvis.  

The "Sex and the City" star suffered a stroke in 2006  

The sitcom's creator, Diane English, is again talking to CBS and Warner Bros. about a series of political-commentary specials with Candice Bergen back as the TV journalist.