One of ABC’s potential new shows has a shot at breaking out during the upcoming broadcast television season, thanks to its ...

The 'Shifting Gears' cast including Tim Allen and Jenna Elfman have had more success in their dating lives than their ...

Kat Dennings with long dark hair, wearing formal attire, seated indoors on a talk show set with floral arrangements in the background. During a recent appearance on Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce, ...

That's exactly what Kat Dennings endured for years. The Two Broke Girls actress has been silently battling migraines since she was 12, often being dismissed and told to “suck it up.” ...

Kat Dennings had her future planned out from a young age. While chatting with Kylie Kelce on the Thursday, March 13, episode of the “Not Gonna Lie” podcast, Dennings, 38, revealed she chose ...

Image is everything in showbiz, but Kat Dennings is grateful things aren't the way they used to be.. During an interview with People magazine published Thursday, the 38-year-old actress and "2 ...

Kat Dennings recently reflected on her time on Sex and the City and the unexpected perks that came with it.. The 2 Broke Girls star appeared on The View on Tuesday, Jan. 7, to discuss her new ABC ...

Kat Dennings recalled there being "very cruel" casting directors who called her "fat" and not "pretty enough" when starting out as a child actress.

Kat Dennings recalled the ultra harsh criticism she received from casting directors as the tender age of 12. Penske Media via Getty Images “There was not a lot of inclusivity at all.

Kat Dennings has opened up about how her stage name was created.. The 2 Broke Girls alum revealed that she decided a name change was needed when she was just nine years old during an during an ...

Dennings said she has used “all kinds of nicknames” for her real first name, Katherine, and explained that she landed on Kat as her official first name thanks to the 1995 movie “Casper.” ...

Kat Dennings Says Casting Directors Told Her She Wasn’t ‘Pretty Enough’ and ‘Fat’ at Age 12: ‘There Was Not a Lot of Inclusivity at All’ By Jack Dunn. Plus Icon.