News about Lauren Graham

Lauren Graham is reminiscing about some of her fondest memories from her time with late Friends actor Matthew Perry, five months after he tragically died at the age of 54. While playing host to a Q&A with fans, as part of her book tour for Have I Told You This Already? Stories I Don't Want to Forget To Remember The actress confessed that Perry's death was "still so difficult to believe." Perry continued to be a "constant" in her life, and she even hinted at a prior intimate acquaintance.

Before Matthew Perry's sudden death in October, Lauren Graham said he had a "really good year." On Thursday, the Gilmore Girls alum, 56, appeared on a CBS Mornings segment, where she talked about the Friends actress, who died at the age of 54. 'He was so proud of the book he wrote and how many people it touched this year,' she wrote about Perry's 2022 memoir, Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing.

Listen up Team Logan fans! Gilmore Girls staffer has been named six years after the show's revival revealed that she is Rory's unborn baby's daddy. The 30-something Yale graduate is still struggling to find her feet after dropping a pregnancy bombshell to her mother, Lorelai, in Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life. As Rory says, "I'm pregnant." The last episode of the Netflix revival ended on a cliffhanger.' Now Valerie Campbell, who was the costume designer for A Year In The Life, was on to TikTok to bring the discussion among fans once and for all.

SVU, Olivia and Elliot's feelings for one another finally spoke out in Thursday night's episode of Law and Order: It was a monumental moment for the show's supporters. For years, the crime-fighting partners' undeniable chemistry and strong bond left millions around the globe on the edge of their seats wondering, 'Will these two ever get together?' They're not the only TV pair that made audience members want to scream at their televisions, but they weren't the only one, 'Just kiss already' - over the years, there have been a number of on-screen duos that were clearly meant to be together, but it took a long time to figure it out. Some television couples, on the other hand, realized they had feelings for one another early on and decided against it, but they had to break up and reconnect many times throughout the course of the show, making for a thrilling rollercoaster ride each time. FEMAIL has revealed the other TV couples who kept viewers guessing for years, including Carrie and Mr. Big in Sex and the City, and Rachel and Rachel in Friends as Olivia and Elliot finally discuss their highly awaited marriage.

In an interview with NewBeauty, Lauren Graham discussed returning to Gilmore Girls, beauty tips, and teaching the next generation. The 55-year-old actress gave the interview to promote her new memoir, Have I Told You This Already? Stories I Don't Want to Forget, which came out on November 15.

Lauren Graham gave an unexpected insight into her exile from longtime partner Peter Krause. After almost 12 years together, the Gilmore Girls actress, 55, revealed that she and the Six Feet Under actor, 57, didn't have the same values or vision for the future, and that led to their split in 2021. 'We had such a good time together that I didn't maybe ask some fundamental questions about "What are your values and what do you envision?" and those that are more mature. They then caught up with us,' she told People.

Scott Patterson has a bone to choose with "Gilmore Girls" creator Amy Sherman-Palladino. The actor rewatched an objectionable scene that made him feel "completely ashamed" while filming nearly 20 years ago. The scene in question unfolds during the 19th episode of season three; while Patterson's Luke Danes fixes a stove, Lorelai (Lauren Graham) and Sookie (Melissa McCarthy) discuss their butt at length after the latter mistakenly rests her hand on it. Until Luke's backside isn't clear until the diner owner leaves the restaurant, they continue to ravel and mumble about him. Patterson said on his podcast, "I knew it wasn't OK, and it didn't make me feel confident at all." "It made me feel really ashamed, actually." It's enrage to be treated that way because you're being treated like an object. It's traumatic, and it's disgusting. "I had to do it through the whole scene and several takes." The back-end discussion didn't stop once the cameras stopped rolling. "Itt was all about the butt, the butt, and the butt, butt, and the butt." We were all sitting down, not filming, because people were already talking about the butt, the butt, and the butt," he explained.

I'm All In on Gilmore Girls alum Scott Patterson about how he became upset after filming a 'demeaning, objectifying' scene on The WB's hit show back in 2003 on Sunday's episode of his iHeart rewatch podcast, I'm All In. In the season three episode - titled 'Keg!Max!' When preparing the stove at Lorelai Gilmore's (Patterson) rear end, the camera lingered on diner owner Luke Danes' (Patterson) rear end in blue jeans.

This is going to be some tough news for all of the Parenthood fans… Lauren Graham and Peter Krause have gone their separate ways! On Friday, her rep revealed the breakup to People, announcing that the former couple "quietly ended their relationship last year." Last year! Damn! They were able to hold the news on the down low for a while. Lauren and Peter no longer work together, according to Us Weekly, another insider revealed to Us Weekly that they no longer work together.