‘Friends’ star Courteney Cox pays homage to beloved show on 20th anniversary of series finale
Fox News
Courteney Cox, who portrayed Monica Gellar on "Friends," shared an emotional clip from the final scene of the hit show in 2004.
"It’s been 20 years since the series finale of Friends," she wrote, alongside a clip of the scene. "I don’t know how we were able to act through all the tears. Forever grateful." Christina Dugan Ramirez is a freelance entertainment writer for Fox News Digital.
The last scene shows the six friends – Monica (Cox), Rachel (Jennifer Aniston), Chandler (Matthew Perry), Ross (David Schwimmer), Joey (Matt LeBlanc) and Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow) – gathered in Monica and Chandler's apartment, saying their goodbyes and fighting through tears as the couple prepares to move out with their new babies.
Henry Winkler's daughter almost had a career in reality TV, no thanks to her "Happy Days" alum father. The TV star would not allow Zoe to be "The Bachelorette."
Former Victoria's Secret model Cara Delevingne dished on her friendship with mega pop star Taylor Swift. The two were once roommates.
Gisele Bündchen is relaxed and understands that there is not a "roadmap" to follow in life as she is pregnant with her third child and first with iu-jitsu instructor boyfriend Joaquim Valente.
Brooke Shields relied on her close "confidant," former President George H.W. Bush, for dating advice and had her own nickname for the former president of the United States.
According to reports, Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, raised enough money to continue living in Royal Lodge. The estate is worth a reported $38 million.
Pop culture expert and crime buff Perez Hilton weighs in on the Illinois Supreme Court's decision to toss the hate crime hoax conviction of Jussie Smollett.
HBO issued a statement clarifying it stands by "Harry Potter" series creator J.K. Rowling amid the backlash against her for her views on trans issues.
Josh Brolin recalled a time he and Denzel Washington almost got into a "fight' while working together on Ridley Scott's "American Gangster."
The late Kris Kristofferson was honored at the 2024 CMA Awards with a performance from Ashley McBryde. The late Tom Petty and Toby Keith were also honored.
Luke Combs and Eric Church held a concert last month to raise money for Hurricane Helene victims. At the CMA Awards, Combs spoke about the money raised, and Church performed his song "Darkest Hour."
Sir Rod Stewart updated fans on whether he plans to continue performing ahead of his 80th birthday. The rocker announced his "One Last Time" tour earlier this month.