Ron Swanson: Last News

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Alcohol arguably makes for one of the best gifts during the holidays.

Ron Swanson is on the road.Actor, comedian, singer and “Parks and Recreation” icon Nick Offerman has eight gigs remaining on his ‘The 2023 Tour’ schedule from Oct. 19 through Nov.

Ayrshire Hospice has this week launched their annual Forget-Me-Not appeal with a ‘Memory Meadow’ display within the grounds of Lochgreen House Hotel in Troon.

READ NEXT: Michael Owen's 'hot' wife Louise's life - bikini snaps, bond with Gemma and 'jealousy'As celebrate show star Chris Pratt's 43rd birthdays, let's take a look at what everyone has been up to since the show wrapped, from sex symbol status to a major Me Too movement fall out.After moving on from her local government role as lovable Leslie Knope, Amy continues to make her mark on the big screen starring in a string of TV and movie hits.She currently serves as co-host of NBC's craft competition series Making It with her fellow Parks and Rec alum Nick Offerman. She also created and voiced the characters Duncan and Annie Harris in Fox's animated series Duncanville.

Selome Hailu Nick Offerman has been cast as Murray Thompson, the father of Violet (Nina Bloomgarden) in Peacock’s upcoming comedic thriller series “The Resort.”He joins previously announced leads William Jackson Harper, Cristin Milioti, Skyler Gisondo, Luis Gerardo Méndez, Bloomgarden and Gabriela Cartol in the series, which is a multi-generational coming-of-age romance disguised as a fast-paced mystery about the disappointment of time. Noah (Harper) and Emma’s (Milioti) anniversary trip puts their marriage to the test when the couple finds themselves embroiled in one of the Mayan Riviera’s most bizarre unsolved mysteries, which took place fifteen years prior.Offerman is best known for playing Ron Swanson on NBC’s “Parks & Recreation,” Forest in the FX’s “Devs” and Karl Weathers in FX’s “Fargo.” Other prominent credits include “Colin in Black & White” on Netflix and films including “The Founder,” “The House of Tomorrow,” The Lego Movie” and “Sing.” He also co-hosts and executive produces NBC’s reality competition series “Making It” with Amy Poehler.

The 2022 Film Independent Spirit Awards is returning to an in-person ceremony this year, and now the show has its hosts. Comedy power couple Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman will front the ceremony on March 6 at Barker Hangar at the Santa Monica Airport.

In partnership with eOneParks and Recreation band Mouse Rat have finally released their full-length album, ‘The Awesome Album’.The fictional Pawnee, Indiana four-piece are fronted by Andy Dwyer (played by Guardians of the Galaxy‘s Chris Pratt) and are equally beloved by Pawneeians and Parks & Rec fans across the world.Mouse Rat have released their new LP today (August 27) via Dualtone Music Group in partnership with Tom Haverford’s Entertainment 720.‘The Awesome Album’ includes the songs ‘5,000 Candles In The Wind’ (a tribute to Pawnee’s mascot Li’l Sebastian) and ‘Catch Your Dream’, which features the mysterious Duke Silver (the alter ego of Nick Offerman’s character Ron Swanson).Other Mouse Rat favourites, such as ‘The Pit’, ‘Sex Hair’

Wilco‘s Jeff Tweedy has shared a new song as Scott Tanner, his character from his Parks and Recreation cameo.In the show, Tanner was the frontman of local band Land Ho! which Chris Pratt’s character Andy Dwyer successfully reunited for a benefit concert.Tweedy (as Tanner) has now released ‘Cold Water’, a track written for ‘The Awesome Album’, the recently-announced debut album from Dwyer’s fictional band in the show, Mouse Rat.Featuring on the song is Duke Silver, the saxophone-wielding alter-ego of the show’s character Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman) – watch its surreal video below.‘The Awesome Album’ is a 15-track record and will arrive on August 27 through Dualtone Music Group and Entertainment 720 (the company founded by Aziz Ansari’s

Show's main cast reunited last week.

By Rebecca Rubin

If anyone has figured out how we can all get dialed in to the Parks & Recreation phone tree, let us know. (Just please don't give us Garry. We will not call him.) If you tuned in to Thursday night's (April 30) reunion special of the beloved NBC sitcom, you know Leslie Knope and the whole gang were back, and as hilarious as ever. It was heartwarming to see th

By Danielle Turchiano

Parks and Recreation was a show that laster for 7 seasons and followed a small town and their Parks department who just wanted to put some fun back and make their city a better place. Fans loved the show and their characters were something special.

NBC has released the first clip from Thursday night's A Parks and Recreation Special, featuring the 'reunion' of Amy Poehler's Leslie Knoppe and Nick Offerman's Ron Swanson.The beloved sitcom ran for seven seasons between 2009 and 2015, following the fun-loving antics of the Parks and Recreations department in the fictional town of Pawnee, Indiana.The network announced last week that the cast was reuniting for a new special, with all of the stars filming the parts from their homes, with the special also raising funds for Feeding America.

The gang is back together and returning for a big TV special benefiting a good cause.

Leslie Knope, Ron Swanson, Andy Dwyer and the rest of your favorite Pawnee pals are back for A Parks and Recreation Special, a new scripted half hour featuring Amy Poehler, Nick Offerman, Chris Pratt and the rest of Parks and Recreation's series regular cast reprising their characters for a one-time special to raise money for Feeding America. One-time is the key phrase there.

Parks And Recreation stars including Amy Poehler and Chris Pratt are reuniting for a scripted reunion special.The new project will feature Amy's lead character Leslie Knope, a small town bureaucrat, tries to keep in touch with her loved ones amid the pandemic.Airing April 30, the reunion episode is a fundraiser forthe Feeding America COVID-19 Relief Fund, according toVariety.

If there is one person in Pawnee who is prepped for a situation like coronavirus, it would be Ron Swanson. As we work from home, we inevitably find ourselves throwing on a TV show during our lunch breaks for a perfect pick-me-up, and one of our definite hilarious go-to's is Parks and Recreation.