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Chris Bautista, 37, said, "Millennials look amazing for our age, and you can't tell us otherwise," he said, before going on to show what famed Gen X-ers looked like in their late 20s and 30s for comparison. 'And the reason why we don't look good for our ages is because we've set the new age for what it looks like.' These ranged from Ed Bundy from Married With Kids being 39, to Homer Simpson being 37, to Kelsey Grammar's Cheers character being 27

The 75th annual Emmy Awards' ratings fell significantly on Monday after the ceremony was postponed for four months due to industry strikes. According to The Wrap, viewers hovered around a population of 4.3 million people, citing Nielsen fast national figures.

On Monday night, the Emmy Awards celebrated nostalgic cast reunions of some of the best and most beloved shows in television history. In an interview with Variety last week, Emmy Awards executive producers Jesse Collins, Dionne Harmon, and Jeannae Rouzan-Clay hinted two of these reunions for the hit 90s sitcom Martin and the hit legal thriller Ally McBeal. In the interview, Rouzan-Clay said, 'I think they'll be talking about the ones that they might not see on television.'

Kirstie Alley was welcomed by the Cheers cast with a very unusual gift. During a panel at the ATX TV Festival in Austin, Texas, George Wendt, 74, recalled the hilarating tale. Wendt and fellow cast member John Ratzenberger, 76, were asked to buy a gift for the actress, who died from cancer in December, shortly after she arrived on the program in Season six.

Christine Quinn revealed her identity after the Selling Sunset actress appeared on Fox's episode as Scorpio on Wednesday. After being questioned during the '80s Night' themed episode, the 34-year-old reality star gave an inspiring address. 'Well, I think I'm a closet singer,' Christine said. So, the fact that I'm on stage singing in front of people shows that everything is possible if you put your mind to it and practice.'

What happens when we die? With this thought, Andy Shauf, as well as all of us, has moments of preoccupation. Instead of the terrified heads of men, when lockdowns hit in 2020 and the Canadian singer-songwriter discovered himself reading through the first few books of the Bible, he gravitated to the omniscient view of God rather than the anxious heads of men. He says wryly, with a smile, to MTV News over Zoom, "I had a lot of time on my hands." Shauf penned a few songs from an almighty POV, including "Wasted on You," the soft-rock sunrise that opens his literary new album, Norm. He begins the tune with nearly the same question, save for a key pronoun switch: What happens when they die? "I was picturing God as just a comedic version of God, a bit of a caricature," Shauf says.

The actor has found a new hosting role just days after it was announced that Dan Aykroyd is reuniting with Ghostbusters actors for a new film set in London. According to a press release, the 70-year-old actor will star in Six Glasses for Fox Nation. Jim Belushi, Kevin Nealon, George Wendt, and Jon Lovitz will host the new series with comedy legends Jim Belushi, Kevin Nealon, George Wendt, and Jon Lovitz.

In Los Angeles, DailyMail.com discovered Cheers vet George Wendt, 73, just days before the iconic sitcom's 40th anniversary. On the program, which first aired on September 30, 1982, the actor appeared on friendly barfly Norm Peterson. In a Ralph Lauren T-shirt, black shorts, and New Balance sneakers, George seemed to be at ease. The only three cast members to appear in every episode until it was canceled in May 1993 after 11 seasons, George Wendt, Ted Danson, and Rhea Perlman are the only three cast members to do so. Danson, 74, Kirstie Alley, 67, Shelley Grammer, 67, and more can be found on the website, 40 years since the hit sitcom first premiered.

Cheers vet George Wendt, 73, was discovered in Los Angeles just before the iconic sitcom's 40th anniversary. www.livejournal.com On the program, which first premiered on September 30, 1982, the actor appeared as friendly barfly Norm Peterson. In a Ralph Lauren T-shirt, black shorts, and New Balance sneakers, George seemed to be in good shape. The only three cast members to appear in every episode until it was cancelled in May 1993 after 11 seasons, George Wendt, Ted Danson, and Rhea Perlman are the only three cast members to have lasted on television. In the 40 years since the hit sitcom first premiered, Danson, 74, Kirstie Alley, 71, Shelley Grammer, 67, and more can be found on DailyMail.com.