News about David Crane

More than 52 million viewers tuned in to watch the series finale of Friends on May 6, 2004 and some of them may had already known what to expect. The show's creators Marta Kauffman and David Crane revealed on TODAY this morning that part of the final episodes' script had leaked before its premiere. 'Oh my god, we tried so hard to keep it a secret. We were desperate to keep it a secret and it got out. And it was it was an inside job,' said Kauffman. According to Crane, the scripts were numbered and sent out before the episode's premiere.

Following Matthew Perry's unexpected death at the age of 54, the creators of Friends paid a loving tribute to him. Following Marta Kauffman's suspected drowning on Saturday, co-creators Marta Kauffman and David Crane, as well as producer Kevin Bright, have released a joint statement.

During the Nova Music Festival in Re'im on Saturday, a troubling video seems to show Hamas gunmen firing 'indiscriminately' at portaloos. Armed men descended on Gaza and southern Israel last weekend, killing more than 260 people, according to reports. According to Israel, Hamas carried 150 Israeli, foreign, and dual national hostages back to Gaza in the first attack.

Sitcoms have been a staple on television for decades. During challenging times for those who need a laugh, viewers flock to them. In the 1990s and 2000s, the period was particularly popular. However, some of these sitcoms have seen a revival and have become even more popular now thanks to the domination of streaming services. Now World of Statistics has ranked the top sitcoms of all time based on its IMDB rank, and it may surprise you to see which TV shows made the top ten, out of ten.

The wait is over for those who have wondered what the son of Daphne (played by Janes Leeves) and Niles (played by David Hyde Pierce) of the hit TV show Frasier will look like. The offspring of the lovebirds of the beloved show that aired from 1993 to 2004 appeared on Deadline on Wednesday. Anders Keith, who is likely to play awkward college student David Crane, is the lucky one.

Eric Weinberg, a long-serving television presenter, was charged with 18 charges of sexual assault between 2014 and 2019. According to the Los Angeles County District Attorney, he was said to have'relied on his Hollywood credentials' to lure young women to photo shoots where he reportedly assaulted them. Two new civil cases accused 62-year-old Weinberg of rape, including one on a woman in his daughter's bedroom, last week. Now, a recent Hollywood Reporter has more elaborated on his suspected predatory behavior over a long career, during which he appeared on programs including Scrubs (top-inset), Veronica's Closet, and Californication. The magazine interviewed many people who worked with Weinberg during the period, many of whom were young women, as well as a portrait of an influential man who displayed inappropriate conduct and overt misogyny (and an industry willing to turn a blind eye). Top Right: Kayra Raecke, a restauranteur, is one of hundreds of women who have accused Weinberg of sexual harassment. Bottom-right: Avian Anderson, 33, who told Hollywood Reporter before how Weinberg used his fame to lure women in.

In a rare public appearance for the actor, Matt LeBlanc was seen on a shopping spree on Monday. At a Ralphs supermarket in Encino, California, the Friends star, 55, picked up some essentials. For his outing, the former Top Gear host wore a Ford branded t-shirt, blue jeans, and a baseball cap.

As considering their backgrounds, Friends actor Lisa Kudrow addressed the lack of diversity on the show's foundations, saying that the show's writers, David Crane and Marta Kauffman, had 'no corporate writing stories about the benefits of being a person of color.' In a story with The Daily Beast on Wednesday, the 59-year-old actress discussed the issue in a story more than two years after she said that the show had no representation in the series's ten seasons. Crane and Kauffman created material that they did not know about from their personal lives, according to Kudrow, who appeared on Phoebe Buffay on the comedy from 1994-2004.