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Debra Messing is admitting that she let her weight affect her psyche when she was an actress on the famed sitcom “Will & Grace” during the show’s initial eight-season run.

Debra Messing is looking back at her days on . The 51-year-old actress, who portrayed Grace Adler on the long-running series, was a guest on Jameela Jamil's  podcast, which challenges society’s definition of worth through weight.

Joe Biden is enlisting the help of celebrities on Instagram to promote his 2020 campaign for president. With rallies and public engagements scarce throughout the country as the coronavirus pandemic continues to see new people infected every day, the presumptive 2020 Democratic presidential nominee is launching a new initiative in the hopes of earning votes in the digital space.

Starz is developing “East Wing,” a half-hour comedy series starring “Will & Grace” alumna Debra Messing. It is created and written by Ali Wentworth (“Nightcap”), who will also appear in the series alongside Messing, and Liz Tuccillo (“Divorce”).

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVStarz is developing East Wing, a half-hour comedy series starring Will & Grace alumna Debra Messing. It is created and written by Ali Wentworth (Nightcap), who will also appear in the series alongside Messing, and Liz Tuccillo (Divorce).

George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, Confluential Content launched the #ITakeResponsibility campaign to «encourage white Americans to call out hate, step up and take action to help turn the tide of systemic racism in this country.»The actors, along with Sarah Paulson, Aly Raisman, Bryce Dallas Howard, Debra Messing, Ilana Glazer, Julianne Moore, Kesha, Mark Duplass, Piper Perabo, Stanley Tucci and others, will share their experiences and support organizations dedicated to fighting for

Julia Roberts, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Hilary Swank will soon be handing over their Instagram pages to black writers, businesswomen, and activists as part of a new social media campaign.On Wednesday, for one day only, a host of white women with large online followings, including the Hollywood stars, will use their platforms to amplify the work of black women they are partnering with as part of the #ShareTheMicNow initiative.

Celebrities are calling out and reacting to the Trump Administration allowing a bill to move forward to the Supreme Court which would give adoption agencies the right to refuse LGBTQ couples to adopt a child.

As protests around the country surrounding George Floyd's death in police custody continue, protestors are calling on organizations and companies to support the demonstrations in any way they can.

A new musical based on TV series Smash is headed to Broadway.

The cast of “Smash” are getting back together once again.

By Greg Evans

Ellen DeGeneres, Mark Ruffalo, Debra Messing and others are calling for medical volunteers and supplies to help the Navajo Nation in a new pandemic-focused PSA. In the clip, a montage of celebrities share the following message: "Dear America, 150 years ago we made a promise that the beautiful citizens of the Navajo Nation would be cared for the same way all Americans are, to give the first people of this land the respect and dignity we've owed them for a long time.

Debra Messing‘s contract is the reason why Will & Grace‘s final season was not effected by the Coronavirus pandemic.

Will & Grace stars Eric McCormack and Debra Messing thanked fans as they waved goodbye to the revived sitcom following its final episode.

Will & Grace is saying goodbye—again. After three seasons in the revival, the NBC comedy is coming to an end on Thursday, April 23.

By Danielle Turchiano

On May 18, 2006, after 8 Seasons Will & Grace had their series finale.

Global‘s “Will & Grace” will be airing its second series finale on Thursday, April 23, and in advance of the final episode, stars Eric McCormack, Debra Messing and Sean Hayes got together virtually with Sirius XM’s Jess Cagle.

Debra Messing, Eric McCormack and Sean Hayes are reflecting on the end of an era.

Things are about to get emotional for the “Will & Grace” gang, once again as the series comes to an end.

Will & Grace is coming to an end again.

Billy Porter, Andy Cohen, Cynthia Erivo, Billy Eichner, Debra Messing, Henry Winkler, Beanie Feldstein and Ilana Glazer are among the stars joining forces to raise money for the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's emergency response fund through a virtual Passover Seder on Saturday. The live-streamed event will tell the original story of Exodus through music and comedy.

On the second night of Passover on Thursday, stars Norman Lear, Debra Messing, Chrissy Metz, Emmy Rossum, Sophia Bush, Jamie Lynn Sigler, Mayim Bialik, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Tichina Arnold and more will join together for an online seder. The 'This Year Together' virtual event, which will feature inspirational poetry, music and readings, led bylife coach and spiritual counselor Ryan Weiss, will stream live at 5 p.m.

By Greg Evans

Roundabout Theatre Company is moving its hotly anticipated revival of “Caroline, Or Change” to the fall, as well as its upcoming production of “Birthday Candles” with Debra Messing.

Debra Messing shared a video criticizing Donald Trump’s response to the coronavirus pandemic and questioned whether or not the president’s supporters will turn on him as the death toll rises. Messing has been very vocal on social media about her criticism of Trump and his administration in the past.

As countries including France, Spain and Italy continue to tighten quarantine measures in response to the coronavirus pandemic, things are moving a bit more slowly in the United States and Canada.

Debra Messing is the latest liberal to blame President Trump for the coronavirus, but there's one small problem with her argument: it's based on inaccurate information, according to a new report.

Debra Messing is the latest liberal to blame President Trump for the coronavirus, but there's one small problem with her argument: it's based on inaccurate information, according to a new report. The 51-year-old actress took to Twitter on Friday in response to a Washington Post article claiming the U.S.