The duo’s friends included Grace’s assistant Karen Walker (Megan Mullally), an alcoholic socialite whose husband was in jail, and actor Jack McFarland, played by Sean Hayes.

Karen Walker has squashed speculation around her sexuality. Source: NBCUniversal So the Will and Grace writers have gone right ahead and cancelled 20Bi-teen.

Will & Grace is credited with paving the way for LGBTQ+ representation on primetime TV, being one of the first to feature openly gay principal characters in Will and Jack. Premiering on NBC in ...

It's been 25 years since we were introduced to one of television's favorite onscreen friendships with Will & Grace. To celebrate — and kick off the Paley Pride celebration — The Paley Center for Media ...

“Will & Grace” aired on NBC from 1998 until 2006, having a revival in 2017 and officially ending its run after 11 seasons in 2020.

Karen David speaks to TV Fanatic about the conclusion of Grace's arc on Fear the Walking Dead. Get all the details in our exclusive interview right here.

Below, Karen David talks to ComicBook about her time on Fear the Walking Dead, Grace’s death, and why she’s exiting the show with no regrets — only “bittersweet heartache” for Grace.

Will & Grace star Megan Mullally has confirmed that a spin-off focusing on her character Karen Walker nearly got made back in the mid-2000s.

From Will & Grace to Karen & Karen. Megan Mullally is no stranger to a sitcom set. Whether it was the original 1998 version or the 2017 revival, the actress was at home playing Karen Walker for 11 ...