Actor Kelsey Grammer said in a recent interview that he still supports former President Donald Trump. But Paramount, the studio behind his new “Frasier” reboot, reportedly cut the interview short before the actor could elaborate.
Faith-based film “Jesus Revolution” has surged past $40 million at the box office and has become Lionsgate’s highest-grossing film since 2019.
The Christian movie Jesus Revolution will be shown in 100 additional theaters after a successful box office run in its first week of release.
In an industry where Christianity isn’t fashionable, Hollywood star Kelsey Grammer is refusing to apologize for his faith.
“Jesus Revolution,” the Christian-themed comedy-drama, starring Kelsey Grammer, grossed $15.9 million at the weekend box office, finishing at No. 3. Analysts had expected the Lionsgate release to earn between $6 million and $7 million on its first weekend.
One of the directors of the new movie “Jesus Revolution” hasn’t missed the fact that the title is opening on the heels of one of the largest Christian revivals in recent years — the Asbury Revival, which saw an estimated 50,000 Gen Z’ers participate in song and prayer over a multi-week period at Asbury University in Kentucky.
Actor Kelsey Grammer delivered a warm tribute to his former co-star and friend Kirstie Alley, whom Grammer says he was “blessed” to know.
Feb. 24 (UPI) — Paramount+ announced Wednesday that a new Frasier series would come to the streaming service. Kelsey Grammer is confirmed to return in his trademark role.
Hollywood star Kirstie Alley’s announcement that she is voting for President Donald Trump unleashed a firestorm of vitriol from the left against the Emmy-winning “Cheers” actress. But it also placed her in a growing list of celebrities who have been brave enough to publicly declare their support for the president.
The NYPD is still searching for a man they want to question in relation to a restaurant brawl that left Frasier star Kelsey Grammer’s actress daughter, Spencer Grammer, in need of stitches.
Veteran actor Kelsey Grammer reiterated his support for President Donald Trump on Tuesday, arguing the way that he has shaken up the Washington establishment can only be a good thing.
Actor Kelsey Grammer explained why he is pro-life in an interview last week with the Times, calling out the abortion industry as “dishonest” for using the euphemism of “reproductive rights” to speak about abortion.
