Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name — a place that might not exist, if not for the work of Shelley Long. To that, Danson quipped, "Kiss my ass. That's so rude." But ultimately, he ...

Shelley Long was spotted out in Los Angeles the day after skipping the "Cheers" reunion at the 2024 Emmy Awards. The 74-year-old actress, who starred as the intellectual graduate ...

“I don't know too many people who would walk away from a mega hit like Cheers voluntarily,” Phil Donahue told Shelley Long in 1987. Long heard that one a lot. In 1995, another interviewer approached ...

Shelley Long reportedly skipped the Cheers reunion at the Emmys because she has no interest in bellying up to the bar with her old co-stars again, RadarOnline.com has learned. According to a bombshell ...

They weren’t feeling cheery. In a recent episode of their SiriusXM podcast “Where Everybody Knows Your Name,” Ted Danson and Woody Harrelson were joined by “Cheers” creators Glen and Les Charles. The ...

Shelley Long was noticeably absent when several of her Cheers costars reunited at the Emmy Awards in 2024. Long has always had a contentious relationship with the NBC sitcom that made her a household ...

Frasier’s Kelsey Grammer has called for Cheers star Shelley Long to reprise her role as Diane Chambers on the reboot of the sitcom. Long played Diane in the first five seasons of Cheers, later making ...

Kelsey Grammer doesn’t have any plans for any of the Cheers characters to pop up in the new Frasier sitcom. However, the actor who plays Dr. Frasier Crane does think that Diane Chambers, played by ...

Harrelson, 62 appeared on SiriusXM’s “Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend” with former co-star Ted Danson, who revealed that the cast of the beloved sitcom series, most of whom were in their 30s at the time, ...

There’s a new “Cheers” series in the works, but this time it’s pulling up a stool at a pub across the pond. According to Deadline, British production company Big Talk Studios is developing a remake of ...

Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name — a place that might not exist, if not for the work of Shelley Long. "Shelley really gave the first year or two or three the boost that Cheers ...