Tag: Will & Grace

All good things come to an end. Twice? On Thursday, NBC announced that the upcoming season of the Will & Grace revival will be its last. The cancelation appears to have been a unified decision from the show’s creative team. When the show, created by David Kohan and Max Mutchnik, first premiered in 1998, it marked a new moment in LGBTQ visibility for mainstream audiences. It ran for eight seasons and was revived in 2017 to much acclaim (and even a mention...

Photo courtesy Megan MullallyLongtime BFFs Stephanie Hunt (Friday Night Lights, Poor Boy) and Megan Mullally (Will & Grace‘s once-and-future Karen Walker) are hitting the road with their band Nancy And Beth (the “And” is always capitalized). Kicking off at club Largo in the queer enclave of West Hollywood, their hilarious bicoastal tour features the duo donning identical pink jumpsuits and cats eyeglasses as they perform a set list that spans from Tammy Wynette to gangsta rap, all with synchronized choreography....

Sean Hayes’ husband Scott Icenogle talked about how much he loves his husband to a room full of people. Hayes was at a live Q&A for Will & Grace and his husband was right in the front row for support. Then, all eyes turned to Icenogle as one audience member asked, “Can I ask your husband what it’s like being married to you? Are you always funny?” To which Sean replied, “Yeah, no. I’m a nightmare.” But Scott was quick to deny...

Former “Will & Grace” star Sean Hayes has penned a heartfelt note to his husband Scott Icenogle on their 10 year anniversary. Today, Hayes gave Americans, and many around the world, some serious inspiration. He writes: Happy Anniversary to this fella (on the left). He’s my husband, Scott Icenogle – because we live in a country that decided to celebrate equality for all Americans. And I trust that we will all continue to work hard to show the world that we are...

Remember the days when we had to go searching far and wide for any kind of queer content on television? Now, all you have to do is catch a commercial for women’s deodorant to see trans women. So how will the Will & Grace reboot fare, now that they’re no longer the only gay game in town? Here’s what we know of the rumor so far: they reunited for a little webisode a few weeks ago to remind people that voting is important if you...

A reunion for beloved gay sitcom Will & Grace has been confirmed by lead actress Debra Messing. The groundbreaking NBC sitcom ran for eight seasons from 1998 until 2006 – and the show has often been hailed as the watershed moment in LGB visibility in the media. https://twitter.com/DebraMessing/status/780455578934050816 The show featured Eric McCormack as gay lead Will Truman, alongside his roommate and best friend Grace Adler (Debra Messing). Ten years on from the end of the sitcom, McCormack and Messing teased a reunion alongside Megan Mullally...