Ray Romano

Getty Images Ray Romano is making his small screen comeback with a new series called Men of a Certain Age . The comedian brought in tons of laughs for a decade on Everybody Loves Raymond , and hopefully his new show, where he plays a separated father of 2 who's struggling with getting old, will live up to his past gig. Ray Romano (Getty) Ray said the show has plenty of scenes inspired by his real life, which should make for some darn funny material. He recounted an example (via Oprah.com ), when he told a college buddy even his behind was showing his ... Read Full Story

TNT , who are doing pretty well in terms of original shows by my score, have a new show premiering December 7th at 10/9c, and it looks like another effort with serious potential. Men of a Certain Age stars Ray Romano , Scott Bakula , and Andre Braugher , and I like the general look of things. While I haven’t had a chance to view a complete episode yet, I’ve seen a lot of clips and talked to several people, and I think the character interplay is going to make for a very solid show. Check out some clips and mark your calendar. Better ... Read Full Story

Comedian Ray Romano (center) attends a special screening of "Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs" for students of PS 226 at the National Amusements Concourse Plaza on June 25, 2009 in New York City. (Getty Images) more pics » LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actor Ray Romano , who became a major U.S. television star in the 1990s with his sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond , has found another kind of fame -- as the voice of a woolly mammoth in the film Ice Age . In the third film in the franchise, 3D animated adventure Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs , which debuted in ... Read Full Story

4 Mar, 2009   | by Brendan McLaughlin Stand-Up Saturday, March 14 will mark the ninth annual “Night of Comedy,” a benefit for the Children Affectedy by AIDS Foundation . The event takes place at the Wilshire Theatre in Beverly Hills, and will be hosted by Everybody Loves Raymond’ s Doris Roberts. Roberts will be joined by her former co-star, Ray Romano, as well as a great lineup of A-List talent. Since its inception in 2002, these yearly live comedy shows have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for the foundation. If you’re in LA, be sure to check out the show. Read Full Story

Nothing to do with video vixens today, but just wanted to put dude from Everybody Loves Raymond on blast for being a racist. Brad Garrett, who played Raymond's brother on the sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond attacked a black paparazzi in Malibu last night. Last month, Garrett was leaving Nobu at approximately 11:30pm and noticed a black photographer taking his picutre and said "I didn't know there were black people in Malibu. Go back to where you came from". Last night Garrett ran into the same black photographer and the photographer asked him about the racist comment he made last month. The photographer told Garrett ... Read Full Story