The Emmy-winning hit's simplicity had James concerned for his friend's future, he explained in a recent podcast appearance ...

Just last month, the show was honored with a special exhibit at the Paley Museum in New York City in celebration of its 30th ...

Kevin James had his doubts about whether Ray Romano's Everybody Loves Raymond would be a success, but the reason why might ...

Actor and comedian Kevin James was pretty much convinced that Ray Romano wouldn't be successful on a sitcom. "I couldn't ...

Kevin James didn't realize how much everybody was going to love Raymond. In fact, the comedian and actor was concerned when ...

The 'King of Queens' star reflects on the launch of his own sitcom, which came two years after the start of 'Everybody Loves ...

Ray Romano didn't give up on his stand-up comedy dreams, even though he was shot down twice. He passed his work ethic on to his twin sons, which was revealed in "The Romano Twins" documentary.

Ray Romano, who grew up in Forest Hills, took the “write what you know” trajectory when he and Mark Stegemann crafted the the screenplay for “Somewhere in Queens” — which also marks ...

Ray Romano talks about his relationship with his father Everybody Loves Raymond featured the dysfunctional yet close-knit Barone family, largely based on Romano and Rosenthal’s real-life relatives.

Comedy legend Ray Romano appears in his first comedy special in 23 years in “Ray Romano: Right Here, Around the Corner,” which premiered on Netflix on Feb. 5. In his time offstage, a lot has changed.

Which of Ray Romano’s brothers is Robert Barone based on? In Everybody Loves Raymond, Robert, an NYPD police officer, is often depressed and is deeply jealous of his brother, the sports writer.

Ray Romano was headed to New York. He had hair and makeup tests for a role as a mob lawyer in the upcoming Martin Scorsese film “The Irishman.” And, yeah, the thought of being in a movie that ...