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Ray Romano

Originally posted 03/31/2006 02:00PM

After saying goodbye to Everybody Loves Raymond last year, Ray Romano has settled back into what made him a success: family life. Wife Anna is "happy to have me home," says Romano, 48, who plays woolly mammoth Manny in Ice Age: The Meltdown. "But there are times where she just wishes that I was out." When he's not getting in the way of making dinner, Romano is getting the kids ready for school ("We literally drag them out of the bed," he says), watching baseball games and worrying over his 15-year-old daughter Alexandra's interest in boys. Romano – who's been married for 19 years and also has 13-year-old twins Gregory and Matthew and 8-year-old Joseph – recently chatted about dealing with his new reality, grieving for Raymond and getting lost in his 10,000-square-foot house.

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Ray Romano: I Miss Raymond | Ray Romano

Ray Romano: I Miss Raymond

Originally posted 03/27/2006 05:25PM

Ray Romano, who is reprising his role as a wooly mammoth for Ice Age: The Meltdown, says he had a bit of meltdown of his own after ending the nine-year run of Everybody Loves Raymond.

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Renée Misses Hubby Kenny's Country Kudos | Kenny Chesney

Renée Misses Hubby Kenny's Country Kudos

Originally posted 05/18/2005 08:00AM

CELEBRATED: Kenny Chesney was named entertainer of the year at the 40th annual Academy of Country Music Awards in Las Vegas on Tuesday night, just eight days after his surprise marriage to Renée Zellweger, who was on a movie set and missed the show. The new groom laughed off questions about his marriage after the show, saying only that he would spend his evening going to a party and doing a little gambling, the Associated Press reports. Gretchen Wilson won for both female vocalist and best new artist; Australian Keith Urban took male vocalist and album awards; while Tim McGraw, Brad Paisley and Alison Krauss won two trophies each.

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Raymond Cast Tempers Its Love at Tribute | Ray Romano

Raymond Cast Tempers Its Love at Tribute

Originally posted 11/16/2004 08:00AM

It was a love-in, albeit with qualifications, as the cast and crew of Everybody Loves Raymond were honored at a Museum of Television and Radio fundraiser at the Beverly Hills Hotel on Monday night.

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Ray, Kevin, Dave Attack the Big Screen

Originally posted 05/03/2004 9:00AM

'Raymond' Up for One More Season?

Originally posted 02/11/2004 12:04PM

Does everybody love "Raymond" enough for one more season?

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Ray Romano Saw Cast Troubles Coming

Originally posted 09/05/2003 12:40PM

Ray Romano blames his own high salary for causing the recent troubles on the set of his top-rated "Everybody Loves Raymond," as he tells New York's Daily News.

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'Raymond' Actors Split and Make Up

Originally posted 08/27/2003 01:00PM

Now everybody loves Raymond just a little bit more. Sitcom star Ray Romano, along with "Everybody Loves Raymond" creator Phil Rosenthal and other executives from the show, have coughed up a small percentage of their syndication profits to settle a pay dispute with costars Patricia Heaton, Peter Boyle and Doris Roberts, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

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WEEK IN REVIEW: Ray Steadies Standoff

Originally posted 08/22/2003 01:00AM

RAY OF HOPE: Ray Romano said that the standoff involving costar Brad Garrett on the set of their hit CBS sitcom "Everybody Loves Raymond" will be resolved. Garrett, who is reportedly paid $160,000 per episode, is holding out for more money before he returns to the fold. Shooting on the new season commenced Tuesday, without him. "I want everybody to get what they deserve -- and they will," Romano, 45, told TV's "Access Hollywood" in a segment that aired Wednesday. "CBS has always been good and, sure, it's all going to work out."

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Romano Insists Everybody Will Be Happy

Originally posted 08/21/2003 01:00PM

Ray Romano says that the standoff involving costar Brad Garrett on the set of their hit CBS sitcom "Everybody Loves Raymond" is less serious than it seems. Not that anyone appears to be laughing.

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