George Wendt, who played beloved barfly Norm on 'Cheers' and found another home onstage, dies at 76 Vikings WR Justin Jefferson reacts to NFL owners' decision to allow NFL players in flag football at ...

George Wendt, famous for his role as Norm, died at age 76, prompting heartfelt tributes from Ted Danson and Rhea Perlman.

George Wendt celebrated “Cheers” in his final public appearance before his death. The actor appeared on his former co-stars Ted Danson and Woody Harrelson’s podcast, “Where Everybody Knows Your Name,” ...

Norm was the everyman, literally always at the ready with a joke. And nowhere was that more evident than when he walked into the bar. As Cheers’ most frequent and dedicated customer, Norm was always ...

Ted Danson remembers "Cheers" co-star George Wendt following Wendt's death at 76, a dietitian shares 9 fruits high in calcium ...

Ted Danson has spoken about the loss of his longtime friend and Cheers co-star George Wendt. Wendt, who became famous for ...

Critics have praised the show for both its wit and warmth, with Danson’s awards-nominated performance a particular stand out as the former Cheers charmer ... t get enough of Ted Danson, this ...

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When The Frasier reboot hit Paramount+, a lot of fans immediately had one big question: would we get to see any familiar faces from Cheers again? Right at the top of that list was Sam Malone, the ...

Ted Danson and Kelsey Grammer on Frasier, Screenshot: Hulu Ted Danson reprised his career-making role as Cheers protagonist Sam Malone exactly once after the series ended, in a 1995 episode of ...

The "Cheers" and "Frasier" star spent years filling homes with laughter while, in real life, he says he was drowning in unbearable memories. Grammer recently spoke with ABC News' Diane Sawyer about ...