Ted Danson

Ted Danson Rhoda Glickman and then head of MPAA Dan Glickman Ted Danson, no stranger to Washington or Congress, is an avid environmentalist.     Shown above at The Washington Press Club Foundation’s Annual Congressional Dinner a few years back, he exhibited his usual good humor and commented on his environmental group. "Actor Ted Danson was in the house and wants to make it perfectly clear that he actually does not claim rights to an environmental brew named after...Read Full Story

Ted Danson is now following a vegan diet. The silver-haired actor has been undecided on his diet for the past few years. He started off vegan, switched to prescatarian, then to vegetarianism. Now, he is back to his old vegan ways and Danson says it helps boost his energy for long hours on the CSI set.  "I've found that eating vegan the last five or six months has really given me energy, I feel good and I look fabulous," he said. Perhaps this time, Danson will stick with it...Read Full Story

Photo and autograph courtesy of the G in person autograph archives. Ted Danson Happy 63rd birthday to actor Ted Danson who was born on December 29.  I’ve always loved the show Cheers and I am very happy to report that Ted Danson is a super nice guy!  I’ve met him many times and both he and his wife Mary Steenburgen are the coolest!  Thanks Ted, and I hope you have a great birthday! Share/SaveRead Full Story

We're happy to watch Ted Danson be quirky any night of the week, Wednesdays at 10 p.m. included. The Emmy winner made his CSI debut tonight as D.B. Russell, the new night boss over at the Vegas crime lab who, like Gil Grissom once upon a time, has more than a bit of method to his madness. And, unlike everyone he works with, he's a happily married family man who takes phone calls from his wife while peering at dead bodies. READ: Gossip Girl Season Premiere: Everything to Gossip...Read Full Story

Actor Ted Danson wants to help clean up the oceans! The "CSI" and "Bored to Death" star hosted Oceana's fourth annual SeaChange Summer Party on Saturday, with special guests Diane Lane and Josh Brolin -- and "Extra" was there, too! "The risk is that we could squeeze the life out of the ocean... no more fish," explained Danson. To find out more information and ways to contribute, visit the official OceanaSeaChange website!Read Full Story