PEOPLE.com's resident Rescue Me fan weighs in on the final episode
The star says the firefighters on set kept him from crying as they wrapped the show
Brendan Conlon (Joel Edgerton), a high school physics teacher, has a house the bank is about to foreclose on and a daughter with an (expensive) heart defect. He's also a former mixed-martial-arts champion, and so -- strictly for the money -- he decides to get back in the ring, even if the clawing, kicking, anything-goes bouts threaten to kill him.
Nothing like a room full of tough guys to help keep your emotions in check.
HLN's Joy Behar talks to "Rescue Me" actor Denis Leary about his 9/11 show and about the 9/11 memorial.
An ounce of prevention truly is worth a pound of cure -- and that's especially true when money is tight. I learned that lesson shortly after kneeling in front of my sister's pooch one afternoon, hoping to determine the cause of her dog breath. My mother had called earlier that day insisting that there was a serious problem.
The actress talks about the final season of the FX hit - and who teared up at the end
Ken Rogerson tells CNN how life has changed since he beat his addictions.
"I should be dead a thousand times over."
They're cute, they're cuddly and they greet you with wet kisses when you walk through the door -- no matter how long you've been away. Dogs may even help reduce your blood pressure, enhance your mood and induce a few laughs every now and then. What's not to love about having a dog?
With its cancellation this week, "Terriers" becomes the newest addition to the ever-expanding list of quality TV shows that never found an audience.
"David was making me laugh so hard," she says about finding her comfort level
The actress is due in mid-April with her first child with fiancé Todd Biermann
After leaving Parenthood for health reasons, she may be well enough for Rescue Me in the spring
After a long day's work, workers often look forward to a relaxing evening at home, enjoying their favorite TV shows to escape the chaos that they (hopefully) left at the office.
Ending her run at County General, the actress assumes a new role on Rescue Me
Surprised by her recent arrest, friends tell PEOPLE the actress is still strong
"Any actor who says it's not fun is lying. Besides having sex, pretending to is the next best thing."
Famously blond Denis Leary has a surprising new look.
Sure, he writes, produces and stars in the FX firefighter drama Rescue Me, but Denis Leary recently found himself mistaken for another star.
Fortune: Radio Free America?updated: Mon Oct 15 2001 00:01:00
While TV networks broadcast round-the-clock coverage of the terrorist attacks, some radio stations reportedly took a different approach: pruning their play lists. Shortly after Sept. 11, radio stat...
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