After separating last year, Hollywood couple Danny DeVito and his wife Rhea Perlman are reportedly back together again. The couple wed in 1982 and have three kids all in their 20s.
 
In October, the pair decided to end their 30-year marriage. However, over the last five months they've spent a lot of time working on their issues with the aim of reconciling, according to several reports.
 
In December, the "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" star, 68, talked to "Extra" about his relationship with Rhea, and when he was asked if there was any chance of a reconciliation, he said, "We're actually...

It isn't officially over between Danny DeVito and his wife Rhea Perlman. The couple separated in October, but the actor insists he and Rhea are "working on" their problems and remain close.

DeVito recently told "Extra," ""We're actually still together, just separate - but together."

Is there a chance for reconciliation? He added, "We're working on it."

The couple shocked fans when they announced in the fall that they were splitting up. Reports suggested the couple had been unhappy for several years and Perlman allegedly got tired of her husbands womanizing ways. They've been married for ...

OK, I'm just gonna say it, and you people can stone me (or think I'm stoned) if you want: Frank is my least favorite "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" character. Don't get me wrong; I have mad love for Danny DeVito. And it's not that I dislike Frank. Saying he's my least favorite character out of a cast of amazing characters is kind of like saying that Sunday is my least favorite day of the weekend. I mean, it's still a pretty damn good day off work. But in my opinion, Frank is to "Sunny" what Newman is to "Seinfeld": a character so completely deranged and sub-human that he always brings ...

Christina Aguilera, Bruce Springsteen and Sting were among those who performed at a concert on Friday to raise money for those suffering after Hurricane Sandy devastated the east coast.

Aguilera kicked off the telethon saying, "I was born in Staten Island. Four days ago Hurricane Sandy came through and devastated it, as it did most of the eastern seaboard. We've come together tonight to tell every single person who's suffering that we are here for you. We will do whatever we can to help. We will not leave anyone behind because every single one of you matters."

Billy Joel, Mary J. Bli...

Danny DeVito seems to be taking his split from Rhea Perlman just fine. The actor stepped out in public on Monday for the first time since the couple parted ways.

DeVito and the "Cheers" actress have stayed out of the spotlight since the news broke, but the actor stepped out in Malibu, California yesterday.

Reporters from TMZ.com asked him how he was doing, and DeVito smiled and replied, "Everything's good", before giving a thumbs up gesture.

The couple stunned fans after announcing they had separated after 30 years of marriage earlier this month. Neither party has filed divorce papers ye...

After a Hopper incident that caused me to miss the premiere of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia” (insert a Liam McPoyle slow-mo “Noooooooo!” here), the DVR gods were merciful and finally allowed me to get in on some Season 8 action. Although, while watching the cold open of this season’s second episode, I was a little concerned that, through some sort of weird, wormhole-y, space-time mix-up, I’d actually recorded an episode from Season 3, specifically “The Gang Finds a Dumpster Baby.” As Dennis, Mac and Dee waded through the trash piled up behind Paddy’s, Dennis’s remarks about their “thr...

More bombshells are dropping after Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman ending their marriage after 30 years. Soon after, rumors swirled that Perlman was tired of DeVito's womanizing ways. Now, a source claims they witnessed Danny wooing a female extra with promises of fame.

The source told RadarOnline that Danny approached an extra working on the movie Hoffa in the 90s and told her he could use his fame to further her career. "It was kind of pathetic because she was very young and beautiful and obviously just having sex with him in hopes that he'd make her a star."

"Danny would have his limo dr...

It came as a surprise when long-time couple Rhea Perlman and Danny DeVito announced their divorce yesterday, but reportedly it was a long time coming.

RadarOnline reports that the two have been "unhappy for years," and that Rhea was getting angrier and angrier over Danny's womanizing ways. "He may not appear to be a ladies’ man, but Danny certainly gets a lot of female attention," a source said.

"Despite his reputation as a lovable, funny guy in movies and on TV, Danny’s actually quite the womanizer. And, like a lot of red-blooded males, if he sees an attractive girl in a coffee shop or w...

The news that Danny DeVito, 67, and Rhea Perlman, 64, split after a staggering 30 years together shocked fans around the world this morning. The couple, who have three children together, met after Rhea saw the actor in a play in 1971. They got married in 1982.

No reason was given for the split, but according to AARP, extramarital affairs for people 45 and older are relatively rare. So the odds that Danny or Rhea met someone else is likely not the cause of their break up.

Some relationships just fizzle out over time. Sometimes a couple's personal issues intensify. Most typically, a husband...

They were one of Hollywood’s most enduring couples — and now Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman have split, RumorFix is reporting.

Entertainment Tonight broke the news after covering the Cheers 30th Anniversary Reunion dinner.

Rhea. who starred on the 80s sitcom, and Danny had been married for more than 30 years and have three children together.

There is no explanation for the separation.

Approximately 40 to 50 percent of marriages end in divorce in the United States, and if you add celebrity to the equation that percentage seems to increase exponentially.

Check out the stars who have filed for divorce in 2012 alone: Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise, Seal and Heidi Klum, David Arquette and Courteney Cox, and Debra Messing and Daniel Zelman. Johnny Depp and his longterm partner Vanessa Paradis also called it quits.

Despite rampant divorce rumors, Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith have weathered the storm after 15 years of marriage. And believe it or not, there are several celebr...

Danny DeVito was devastated when Arnold Schwarzenegger launched a career in politics as it cost him millions of dollars by stalling a sequel to their hit comedy Twins.

The pair teamed up for the 1988 movie, about two long-lost siblings, and DeVito was eager to work on a follow-up 15 years later - but Schwarzenegger torpedoed the proposal as he was running in the election for Governor of California.

DeVito admits the snub sent him into a spiral of despair and he became convinced his pal's political ambitions were "the stupidest thing in the world."

He tells U.K. talk show host Graham No...

Movie bosses are reportedly eyeing a sequel to hit comedy Twins - featuring Eddie Murphy as a new brother to Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito.

The 1988 film starred Schwarzenegger and DeVito as mismatched brothers, and producers are planning a follow-up, titled Triplets, which will introduce Murphy as a third 'identical' sibling, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Editors at the website report bosses at Universal and Montecito Picture Co. are looking for writers to help develop the script but a director is not yet on board.

Dr. Seuss' The Lorax has shattered box office records by grossing a whopping $70.7 million in its opening weekend.

The big screen adaptation of the beloved children's book, featuring the voices of Zac Efron, Taylor Swift, Ed Helms and Danny DeVito, now holds the biggest debut of the year so far, beating the $41.2 million romantic drama The Vow garnered last month.

Comedy "Project X" opened in second place on the new box office chart with $20.8 million, while "Act of Valor," featuring real U.S. Navy Seals, slipped from first to third place with a $13.7 million take in its second week on re...

Zac Efron boosted an American literacy campaign on Friday by reading The Lorax to a group of schoolchildren in New York.

The High School Musical star voices the character of Ted in the new film version of Dr. Seuss' classic book and he marked Read Across America Day on Friday by reciting the story to 300 kids at the New York Public Library in Manhattan.

He teamed up with his Lorax co-star Danny DeVito for the reading, which also marked 108 years since the writer's birth.

Efron says, "As a kid, I remember thinking, 'What would it be like to go on this big adventure...?' Now here I am, two...

You’ve already heard Dr. Seuss’s legendary creature The Lorax speak in commercials for the new movie and even TV promos for Mazda. It is the distinct voice of legendary actor Danny DeVito. Other countries will get to enjoy the unique voice of DeVito speaking their native tongues too, as the filmmakers decided to have DeVito voice the Spanish, Italian, German and Russian editions of The Lorax too.

"This is the thing,” DeVito said. “I don't speak any of those languages. I speak a tiny bit of Italian, but I did it all with coaches and phonetically and it was a lot of work. We did the whole th...

The latest in the ever-so-famous Dr. Seuss collection, 'The Lorax' is an adaptation I wasn’t too sure about due to a mediocre trailer. But the movie is much stronger and will suck every man, woman and child into a vortex of make-believe, mixed with a dash of contemporary debate.

'The Lorax' follows Ted (Zac Efron), a boy who searches for the one thing that will enable him to win the affection of Audrey (Taylor Swift), the girl of his dreams. To find it he must discover the story of the Lorax (Danny DeVito), the grumpy yet charming creature who fights to protect more than just his world t...

Zac Efron knows he’s a hit with the high school contingent, and after three High School Musicals, they’re growing up with him. Efron’s done some more grown-up comedies like 17 Again and New Years Eve, and some drama in Charlie St. Cloud and Me and Orson Welles. Now he’s going for an even younger audience.

The Lorax is Efron’s first animated movie. He provides the voice of Ted, a young boy with a crush on Audrey (Taylor Swift). When Ted goes looking for the one last tree outside of town, he learns the story of the Lorax (Danny DeVito) and how an entrepreneur, The Once-ler (Ed Helms) talked ...

Danny DeVito got up close and personal with a giant Lorax mascot at "The Lorax" premiere in Los Angeles yesterday. We don't know who's more huggable!

In the Dr. Seuss tale, a boy encounters a cantankerous forest creature after leaving his artificial city in search of a tree. Ted (voice of Zac Efron) lives in a town where everything is plastic, including the plants. He boldly leaves the city determined to find a "real, living tree" for his crush Audrey (Taylor Swift).

Along the way, Ted crosses paths with the Lorax (DeVito), a diminutive, mustached defender of nature who doesn't take k...

"The Lorax" co-stars Taylor Swift, Danny De Vito, Zac Efron and Betty White have teamed up to launch a new reading initiative.

The stars each voice characters in the highly-anticipated Dr. Seuss film and, as part of their commitment to promote the benefits of literacy, country singer Swift, Efron and White have shot a new campaign for the National Education Association's Read Across America Day on March 2.

"The Hangover" star Ed Helms has also signed up to help.

In the new ad each star recites one line from a wacky poem to encourage kids to read more.

Mean hitmaker Swift has been a long...

Monday morning, Danny DeVito was in Los Angeles promoting his upcoming movie The Lorax, in which he plays the voice of the Dr. Seuss character. The night before, he was celebrating the New York Giants’s victory at the SuperBowl.

“My heart was in my throat,” DeVito said. “I was like oh my God. Can you believe that? The guy sits down in the end zone, gets a touchdown but we still had downs to go. We could’ve taken that clock for a walk, and that last minute. Ohhhhh.”

The DeVitos traveled to Indianapolis for the weekend, and after the close game partied all night. “You know, we were with p...

"It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia” closed out its seventh season last night with the conclusion of last week’s high school reunion tale, and thankfully the second half was better than the first. Still, it didn’t come close to the high expectations I had for it. I may eventually come around on this (as I did with “The Nightman Cometh,” an episode I inexplicably didn’t like upon first viewing), but for now I’m calling it the series’ weakest season ender yet. (Oh, there will be rankings. Just wait.)

Picking up from where we left off last week, the gang is collectively humiliated. Dennis a...

In the first half of the "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia” Season 7 finale, the gang heads to their high school reunion. Although there were plenty of familiar names and faces and some good moments, the episode wasn’t up to the level that I expect from “Sunny” – especially for a season-ender. Hopefully, the second half will wrap up this season in the proper demented and darkly funny fashion.

It’s always been apparent that high school was a pivotal time for the gang, and none of them seem to have changed very much since those days. Dee may have physically changed – from the Aluminum M...

Kings of Leon rockers Nathan and Jared Followill are making their acting debut on Danny DeVito's madcap TV comedy It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

The brothers recently joined DeVito and cast members Charlie Day, Glenn Howerton and Rob McElhenney to film cameos for the cult series - and it airs on Thursday night.

Alerting fans to his guest appearance on his Twitter.com blog, Jared Followill writes, "I'm making my acting debut tonight on It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia... with @Glenn_Howerton. It's touching stuff."

And his proud brother and bandmate Nathan also urged fans to tune in,...

Sorry for the delay with today's recap, folks. I was having some Internet problems. I blame Obama.

This week, "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia” tries a theme episode – the action-movie-within-an-action-movie, “Thunder Gun Express” – with mixed results. Although there are some funny moments, it never reaches the level of the brilliant “Community” theme episodes, against which all theme episodes must now be measured. Compared to its own attempts at themes or gimmicks, this installment of “Sunny” is certainly better than “Frank’s Brother” or “The Gang Cracks the Liberty Bell,” but not near...

While last week’s episode of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia” started in the middle and never looked back, this week’s installment is told mostly in flashback. Via the classic church confessional setup, Mac finally acknowledges the elephant in the room: that he is the elephant in the room. (Oh, snap!)

Although Mac now realizes that the extra mass around his waist isn’t muscle, he isn’t about to take responsibility for being fat. As that poor priest quickly discovers, “How Mac Got Fat” is a convoluted story, told from Mac’s POV, that explains why the Paddy’s gang of “sinners and pricks...

"It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia” shook up its formula this week with "The Gang Gets Trapped," a creative yet odd episode that caught up with the gang in media res. For a story that was pretty much all "middle"—with no flashback to its beginning and an awkward ending—it was easy to follow, wildly entertaining and jam-packed with laugh-out-loud moments.

The episode takes place entirely in an unknown person's home, and begins with Dennis and Dee trapped in the closet with R. Kelly nowhere to be found and Frank hiding under a bed. With a clever bit of exposition, Dennis quickly ge...

This week, "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia” asks the questions: Would Paddy's Pub have more business if it had a Facebook page? Why does Dennis seem like a Facebook novice, when he should have long been using any number of social media sites to lure women down to the bang bunker? Is shushing just about the most annoying thing a person can do to another person? Can a man blow a sign off a building? Some of these are answered; the most vexing one is not. I mean, seriously, how has Dennis overlooked the woman-hunting power of the Internet thus far? Wasn't he on MySpace back when Frank creat...

This week on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” the gang introduces us to Chardee MacDennis. Although that sounds like a character from some terrible young adult fiction series, it’s not. It’s a game. Actually, to quote Charlie, “it’s not just a game, it’s a war.”

It seems that once upon a time, the gang created their own board game – a game that is once again being dusted off as an antidote to mind-numbing boredom. I immediately love this idea because I remember back to when I was a kid and how my friends and I would occasionally attempt to create the “best game ever” and fail miser...

Although it's not on the same level as the first few episodes of this season, the latest episode of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" is definitely a step up from the meh-ness of last week's "Frank's Brother."

In "The Storm of the Century," we get to see how each member of the gang reacts to a potential crisis—in this case, the kind of media-hyped storm that drives people with perfectly normal digestive systems to run out and stock up on a year's supply of toilet paper.

It's revealed that Paddy's basement is equipped with a bunker, which Dee insisted upon prior to Y2K (the "robopocay...