Matthew Perry: Last News

Courteney Cox showed off her comedic touch when she offered up a demonstration on 'how real New Yorkers eat pizza.'In a YouTube parody of sorts, the Friends alum shot a video as she sat at a table in a cozy and quaint pizzeria alongside several customers in a small dining room.With a slightly sarcastic tone to her voice, she jokingly gives step-by-step instructions of the unusual ways New Yorkers eat pizza, but in the end it turned out to be a gag, considering most of her instructions were made up for laughs. Mock demo: Courteney Cox, 58, jokes about how 'real New Yorkers eat pizza' in a new Instagram video that she posted on her page on Wednesday'A lot of people that are not from New York come into the city and can't wait to have New York style pizza.

praised Cox and called her a “sister” to them, pointing out that they have all been friends for 30 years.“We’re very honored to be here today to speak on your behalf as your co-workers, your friends and your family, your sisters,” Aniston said, with Kudrow standing right next to her. “To be friends with Courteney is to be family with Courteney.

Honorable mention! Courteney Cox is finally weighing in on her unexpected inclusion in Prince Harry‘s bombshell book, Spare.

Paul Rudd is recalling his time on Friends and reflecting on how he felt being on the hit sitcom thinking that he shouldn’t be there.

The first royal wedding of the year was a family affair — in more ways than one…

Janice loves Chandler! Maggie Wheeler revealed she “read every word” of Friends costar Matthew Perry’s memoir — and couldn’t be more proud.

Read all about it! Matthew Perry, Jennette McCurdy and more stars didn’t hold back in their debut memoirs this year.

Bruce Willis is seen smiling and cuddling a puppy in the first family pictures since announcing his retirement from acting due to health reasons earlier this year. The Hollywood actor, 67, was pictured “getting into the holiday spirit” with his children, in a selection of photos shared by his former partner Demi Moore. In March, Willis’ family announced he would be “stepping away” from his successful acting career after having been diagnosed with aphasia, a condition affecting his cognitive abilities.

Matthew Perry appeared on the Jennifer Hudson Show on Thursday, where he discussed why it's sometimes 'painful' for him to watch Friends.The actor, 53, sported a navy blazer over a black t-shirt and pants as he walked through the holiday-themed studio in an Instagram snap shared to his account. Hudson also shared a clip of the star - who just topped the NY Times bestseller list - to her page, where the actor talked about how 'tough' it is for him to watch the iconic TV series, which was shot on the same lot as Hudson's show.  Difficult: Matthew Perry appeared on the Jennifer Hudson Show on Thursday, where he discussed why it's sometimes 'painful' for him to watch Friends 'How does it feel to be back?' she asked him. 'Oh, it feels amazing to be back here,' he replied, adding 'I was here for 11 years...

While the rest of the world can’t get enough of Friends, Matthew Perry hasn’t tuned in for a rewatch yet!

Five-time Emmy nominee Matthew Perry recently revealed the real reason why he never watches reruns of his hit sitcom Friends, which ran for 10 seasons on NBC spanning 1994-2004.'I was on Friends, getting watched by 30M people, and that's why I can't watch the show. I was, like, brutally thin and being beaten down so badly by the disease,' the Massachusetts-born, Ottawa-raised 53-year-old - who just topped the NY Times bestseller list - told Q's Tom Power on November 14.'I could tell season by season by how I looked, and I don't think anybody else can, but I certainly could.

Friends since it went off the air in 2004 is one of the eponymous pals himself. Matthew Perry, who opened up about his drug and alcohol addiction in his recently released memoir, , says he “can’t watch the show back” because all he sees are the physical signs of his disease. “I was taking 55 Vicodin a day, I weighed 128 pounds, I was on Friends getting watched by 30 million people—and that’s why I can’t watch the show, ’cause I was brutally thin,” Perry said in a recent  interview. “I didn’t watch the show, and haven’t watched the show, because I could go, ‘Drinking, opiates, drinking, cocaine,’” he said. “I could tell season by season, by how I looked.

DEALSIggy Azalea has sold her recording and song catalogues to Domain Capital for an eight figure sum, according to Billboard. She will reportedly retain full ownership of her future work, continuing to collaborate with Sony Music Publishing on the songs side via an administration deal.Superstruct Entertainment has acquired a majority stake in the Y Not Festival.————————————————–DIGITALIf you’re in the UK, Ireland, Australia or New Zealand and like your streaming service massively bloated with stuff you didn’t ask for, then good news! Audiobooks have now gone live on Spotify – having first appeared in the US back in September.

EAGLE-EYED Friends fans have called out a telling blunder by Courtney Cox's character Monica in a hugely popular episode. Many fans of the US sitcom are re-living the lives of the Central Perk-loving crew as the show is available on streaming service Netflix. Some have taken to social media to call out the 1998 classic episode of Friends; The One With The Embryos, which aired in season four.

Matthew Perry believes his memoir has "helped" a lot of people. The 53-year-old actor discussed his experiences in Hollywood and his struggles with addiction in his recently-released memoir, and Matthew feels that he's achieved his overarching ambition with 'Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing'. He told E! News: "People have just loved it.

Friday night marked the finale of Bill Maher’s 20th season of Real Time on HBO, and the host wrapped up by bringing on a special Friend.

Matthew Perry had plenty to smile about when he attended GQ's Annual Men Of The Year Party in West Hollywood on Thursday.Just days earlier, the Friend star got word that his revealing new memoir - Friends, Lovers And The Big Terrible Thing - which documented his rise to fame and fortune, as well as his alcohol and drug addiction and eventual journey to sobriety, shot to the top of The New York Times'  bestseller list.The actor, best known for playing Chandler Bing on the hit sitcom Friends, was all smiles as he made his way to the red carpet for a round of photos ahead of the GQ event. Promo mode: Matthew Perry, 53, continued his promotional push for his new memoir when he attended GQ's annual Men of the Year Party in West Hollywood on ThursdayThe Massachusetts native, 53, who grew up in Ottawa, Canada, looked stylish in a classic black suit that he matched with a charcoal-colored top.He also donned black dress shoes, and had his salt-and-pepper hair styled short and pushed back off his face.

They may have been romantic love interests in Serving Sara, but Elizabeth Hurley was not feeling the love when working with Matthew Perry amid his years-long addiction battle.

Elizabeth Hurley, 57, has revealed that working with Friends actor Matthew Perry, 53, was a “nightmare” due to his struggles with addiction. Liz’s comments come after the pair’s 2002 romcom Serving Sara had to be “shut down” on account of his dwindling health, something which Matthew openly talks about in his recently released memoir Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing.Speaking to Yahoo! Liz explained that she had only read excerpts of his book so far.

Elizabeth Hurley recalled working with Matthew Perry on the set of Serving Sara. Speaking to Yahoo! Entertainment for an interview published on Wednesday, the Gossip Girl star recounted her experience co-starring with the Friends actor on Serving Sara during his battle with addiction. “I have very fond memories of him,” Elizabeth remarked.

Putting on a show. Elizabeth Hurley recalled what it was really like working alongside Matthew Perry amid his addiction battle.