You know that thin line between sexy and prostitute? Kelsey Grammer's wife Camille Donatacci just crossed it. Hot pink high heels, a tight black dress, and major cleavage makes her look like she's ready to earn some money.

Camille showed off her look at "La Cage Aux Folles" broadway show opening in New York City last night. Her husband plays a nightclub owner in the production.

Kelsey left his family behind in Hawaii when he landed the role because he couldn't balance fatherhood with his grueling rehearsal schedule. He explained, "To be quite honest, up front I said I won't be able to be ...

Actress Kirstie Alley regrets writing drug-fuelled journal entries during her battle with addiction - because she once vowed to publish her ramblings while high on cocaine.

The former Cheers star, who has now cleaned up her bad habit, admits she still can't believe some of the eccentric things she did while under the influence.

She recalls, "I was a druggie. Cocaine. That is a bad drug because it makes you think you're really smart and it makes you say really stupid things. I wrote a journal when I was doing coke. It was like, 'This was so profound somebody's gonna find this one day and...

Actress Kirstie Alley has banned friends from setting her up on blind dates, after an awkward one night stand with a poorly-endowed potential suitor.

The former Cheers star was looking for a short term romance after her split from second husband Parker Stevenson in 1997, and agreed to be set up.

However, Alley regretted the brief fling after going to bed with her date just hours after they met.

She says, "I have been set up on blind dates. I can't say they're successful. The worst blind date I went on I slept with him. This was a long time ago and I slept with this guy and he was tiny...

Actress Kirstie Alley refuses to go under the knife to preserve her looks - because she is convinced her wrinkles will help her land more movie roles.

The former Cheers star, 59, insists she is content with her features and would never consider undergoing plastic surgery, especially as more and more actresses turn to the surgeon's knife to stay young in the industry.

She says, "I'm not a surgery girl, I haven't had plastic surgery. I don't wanna have it but it's hard when you see your peers and things and they have. I go back and forth and think, 'Who's gonna play grandmothers in movies...

Kirstie Alley is eager to meet a man to fall in love with - but only if he has enough money to feel comfortable with her success.

The former "Cheers" star has been divorced twice, splitting from second husband Parker Stevenson in 1997 after 14 years of marriage. She is now on the lookout for romance - but refuses to waste time on pointless dates with inappropriate men.

Alley tells Larry King, "I love, and I do want to be in love with someone else in my life. I miss being in love. I miss missing someone and being in love with someone and waiting for them to call. I went on a date about f...

Actress Kirstie Alley has blasted reports suggesting her new diet program is a Church of Scientology initiative, insisting only 10 per cent of the project's bosses are Scientologists.

Alley, who is a Scientologist, had to defend her Organic Liaison line during an interview on national TV in America on Tuesday - and now she's speaking out to clear up rumors the weight loss program is a front for the Church.

The former "Cheers" star, who constantly struggles with her weight, has admitted "The Today Show" line of questioning took her by surprise and now adds, "That I would need to clarify or...

Kirstie Alley is launching a weight loss "elixir" to help overweight Americans slim down - and she has already lost 20 pounds in eight weeks on the program. The former Cheers star has founded Organic Liaison, a company to support dieters in the U.S., and developed a series of slimming remedies.

And Alley, who famously lost weight as a spokes model for diet firm Jenny Craig before piling the pounds back on, is adamant the drink works - as she's already boasting a more slim line figure since starting the program at the beginning of the year.

She says, "I'm not a doctor or a nutritionist -...

Actress Kirstie Alley is fuming after online bullies targeted her teenage daughter on social networking site Twitter.com. The Cheers star was shocked to discover 15-year-old Lillie had been receiving nasty messages on the microblogging site, and immediately urged the youngster to delete her account.

In a series of posts on her own Twitter page, the actress fumes, "What would you do to people who harass your children viciously on twitter? Since BLOCKING them is not working... somehow they have found a way around blocking... I'm going to request that my daughter leaves Twitter."

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Kelsey Grammer's latest TV series Hank has been axed after just five episodes. The former Cheers actor has struggled to resurrect his career after his long-running spin-off series Frasier ended in 2004. Grammer's last comedy outing, Back to You, was scrapped in 2008 after just 17 episodes.

And now Hank, in which Grammer played a tycoon forced to reconnect with his family after losing his job, has met the same fate.

Executives at ABC network have confirmed the show has been shelved after it struggled in ratings during its first few weeks.

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Patrick Dempsey has sold a new sitcom idea about hairdressing to TV network bosses at ABC.

The actor created the show, tentatively called "Coif," with his wife Jillian, who is a top stylist, and they've brought writers onboard to create the plot for a pilot.

He tells TV Guide magazine, "It's kind of like Cheers or Friends, but it takes place in a beauty school in Los Angeles."

And he has Warren Beatty to thank for perfecting the show: "We watched Shampoo a lot."

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Oscar winner Jamie Foxx has fueled rumors he's romancing actress Kirstie Alley, after confessing he has a crush on the former Cheers star.

Alley started the gossip by posting a series of saucy messages on her Twitter.com blog in recent weeks, hinting at a fling with the Ray star.

In one, she alludes to a leaked nude photo of the actor, writing, "I don't need to see Mr. Foxx's naked picture. I see him naked three times a week... standing over me."

Foxx was grilled on the rumors during an appearance on Conan O'Brien's talk show on Monday night, and he refused to deny he's dating t...

Former Cheers actress Kirstie Alley is one star not supporting filmmaker Roman Polanski as he battles extradition to the U.S. to face sentencing for a 32-year-old sex crime.

The Chinatown director, who fled America in 1978 on the eve of sentencing, has lived in exile in France for 30 years, but he was caught out while attending a film festival in Zurich on Saturday. Swiss police took him into custody and plan to send Polanski back to the U.S., where he faces sentencing after pleading guilty to unlawful sex with a 13-year-old girl.

Woody Allen, Penelope Cruz and Harvey Weinstein are ...

Kelsey Grammer should mean gold for any TV series. His long run on Cheers and Frasier is legendary, and he keeps popping up as Sideshow Bob on The Simpsons. It didn't quite work out for Back to You, but that certainly wasn't his fault. His new show, Hank, could be the next winner in his stable.

Hank is a disgraced Fortune 500 honcho who has to adjust to small town sitcom life. Moving back home with his family provides a culture clash with Grammer clinging to the sort of highbrow luxuries familiar to Frasier Crane. Reality provides the humor.

Over the summer, Grammer presented the new...

Eighties and Nineties nostalgia are running rampant in pop culture right now. Television networks and film companies are resurrecting TV shows and movies like 90210, Melrose Place, Halloween, and Transformers. This obsession with the 80s and 90s have lead to TV specials and debates about which decade is better. Both provided us with fascinating films to watch, memorable music to listen to, and new forms of entertainment that we still use today. But when it comes to entertainment, which decade was better?

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Woody Harrelson gave up his need for speed after he was carjacked at gunpoint.

The actor splashed out on a sports car after finding fame in 1980s sitcom Cheers - but the extravagant status symbol attracted the wrong kind of attention. Harrelson was only saved from being shot at or robbed by his own clumsiness.

He tells Maxim magazine, "Right around the time I began doing Cheers, I bought this used Porsche - the same one Tom Cruise had in Risky Business. On the first night, some guy pulled a gun and tried to carjack me. I was so scared I dropped the keys. This guy's got a gun pointed...

Bored to Death is a promising new HBO comedy that stars an excellent cast of comedic players in the form of Jason Schwartzman (The Darjeeling Limited, Rushmore), Ted Danson (Cheers), Zach Galifianakis (Hangover) and Heather Burns (Two Weeks Notice, Miss Congeniality). We recently had the pleasure of talking with the main players, Heather Burns, and here's what she had to say about Bored to Death.

Eric Stromsvold: Based off of the trailers it appears as though you're playing a character named Leah, who is Ray's girlfriend. What else is going on there?

Heather Burns: Well, she's Ray's...

Long ago, in a popular culture period far, far away, to watch or read science fiction was synonymously tied to the then derogatory term of 'geek'. Now that stereotype has somewhat weakened. One of the many reasons for this change was the Ron Moore reimagining of 'Battlestar Galactica' in 2004. 'BSG' was a hit not just amongst the typical sci-fi fan base, as it is most commonly discussed as a space opera, but to more non-traditional fans. When 'Heroes' debuted on NBC it was a break in network format. Many questioned why it was not to air on the sister channel, then, Sci-Fi, and spurred d...

August is a milestone birthday month for many celebrities who are turning 40 and 60. While 40 may be the new 30, and 60 the new 50, they can still be difficult birthdays to handle.

One of our favorite "Friends" is nearly over the hill. But is 40 really "over the hill" these days? And it's hard to believe one of the celebrities turning 40 was in high school in the 90s...at least on TV. And let's give three "Cheers" to this star who is turning 60 but still looks youthful.

Check out the new 40 and 60 year olds in the slideshow below!

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Physical appearance is a key component of a celebrity's life. Living under a microscope, celebrities face enormous pressure to maintain Godlike levels of corporeal attractiveness, especially women.

Male celebrities are definitely expected to be in good shape too, but they have a lot more wiggle room. If a man's face isn't entirely Adonic or if he consumes one too many brewskies, it's ok - double chins and love handles are not career killers for men. In fact, they sometimes do the exact opposite.

Take Russell Crowe and Tom Hanks, for example. Crowe packed on the pounds to play Jeffre...

Dear Paula Abdul,

I am writing on behalf of the Shelley Longs, Geri Halliwells, Wayne Rogers and Sherry Stringfields of the world when I give you three simple words of advice regarding your decision to leave American Idol: Don't do it.

I'm not really sure why you'd need me to tell you this, but based on the rumors flying across the Internet and the statements of your own manager, you're really thinking about leaving the most successful television series of the decade over some sort of personal insult. Or is it money? Nobody can really be sure what's going through your pill-filled head...

In the world of television, the big networks - NBC, CBS, ABC, and FOX - are typically considered to be the "A" team, or the major leaguers of TV stations. Now they have a bit of competition.

The network we are most confused by is NBC. NBC used to be a ratings powerhouse with its "Must See TV" marketing campaigns. Weeknights were appointment television nights for millions of viewers tuning in first in the genesis of it all, the 1980s with Hill Street Blues, The Cosby Show, Cheers, and LA Law. The 1990s came in strong with ER, Friends, Frasier, Mad About You, Seinfeld, and the last of...

During these hot summer months, nothing is quite as fun as jumping in your car, winding the windows down, turning the radio up, and hitting the blacktop in search of new adventures. Who's up for a road trip?

Now, before you fill up your tank, we should tell you that we're not talking about any old road trip. We're not talking about heading for the beach or the Grand Canyon. We're not talking about following the same itinerary that your parents did when you were just a kid sitting in the back of the family station wagon with no say in the matter.

Sure, the typical tourist spots are gr...

Celebrity is something of a double edged sword. On one hand you could make millions and be adored by fans all over the world, but it also means the loss of privacy and the constant nitpicking of the mainstream critics. One slip up is all it takes for your face and words to be scattered over magazines and blogs, but sometimes the controversies are worth being taken to task for.

Here's a look at some of the celebrities who lost their mind or temper at the wrong time, and whether or not they have managed to bounce back from the incidents. What do you think of these moments in celeb history...

This week is probably the least exciting of the summer movie season so far because we don't have an epic blockbuster premiering. There are three movies coming out, two of which are mainstream releases. Pixar fans will be happy to see the group's latest animated feature, and Sam Raimi aficionados will get their fix with something that thankfully isn't another "Spider-Man" movie.

While I tend to like Pixar's movies, I never generally get super excited about seeing them in the movie theater. Aside from "Wall-E" and "Toy Story," which I saw in theaters, I've enjoyed their other films ...

Jamie Foxx has been tempted by former Cheers star Kirstie Alley's offer of romance because he likes big women.

The actress recently revealed a longtime crush on the Ray star, telling People magazine she wanted a "booty call" from the actor/singer, and Foxx admits Alley does meet his criteria of ideal women.

He says, "I do like them thick (big)... (and) she is thick."

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Former Cheers favorite John Ratzenberger has filed for a restraining order against his ex-girlfriend - because he is scared his former lover will turn violent after listening to country music.

The actor, who played Cliff Calvin in the beloved sitcom, filed documents at Los Angeles Superior Court claiming his 45-year-old ex had made "harassing and intimidating phone calls, emails and text messages" to him and his family and friends, according to TMZ.com.

And bizarrely, Ratzenberger claims his former partner "indicated that it is common in many country western songs for women to s...

Actress Kirstie Alley is determined to shed the pounds and get in shape so she can take part in a triathlon.

The former Cheers star has gained back all the weight she lost while she was a spokeswoman for diet company Jenny Craig back in 2007, and now she's fighting to get thin again. And Alley is aiming to be fighting fit so she can achieve one of her personal goals.

She tells People magazine, "One of the things I want to do is do a triathlon. I've been researching it, and I might want to do my first triathlon in Italy. It's a two-mile swim, a 12-mile bike and a three-and-a-half...

The Girls Next Door centers on Playboy founder Hugh Hefner's three girlfriends: Kendra, Bridget, and Holly. Although the four are no longer together, check out their antics on the season 4 DVD. Also in stores: Cheers season 11

The hit theme to 1980s sitcom Cheers has topped a new poll of beloved TV tunes. Songwriters Gary Portnoy and Judy Hart Angelo's "Where Everybody Knows Your Name" beat the "Suicide Is Painless" theme from M*A*S*H and the tune to Sanford And Son in the new Paste magazine survey.

Also showing up in the top 10 are the themes from All In The Family, Hawaii Five O and Gilligan's Island.

What's your favorite TV tune? Leave a comment below!

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Frasier and Cheers star Kelsey Grammer is returning to TV in a new sitcom pilot.

The actor will play a tycoon forced to reconnect with his family when he loses his job in the as-yet-untitled show.

Grammer, who won numerous awards during his 20-year stint playing Dr. Frasier Crane in the two hit shows, will hope the new program is a bigger success than his last comedy outing, Back To You, which was axed in 2008 after just 17 episodes.

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