Could we be any more in our feelings? After Matthew Perry’s tragic death on Oct. 28 at 54, fans have been seeking solace in ...

While some of us might have sworn allegiance to Monica as our favorite Friend, others know the truth: Chandler Bing’s the real ... Now, if you ever needed a poster child for commitment issues ...

Fans of TV show Friends will be very familiar with Chandler Bing's zingy one-liners and ability to cut through any situation with sarcasm - of its six main characters, he was arguably the funniest.

Perry, who starred as Chandler Bing on the NBC sitcom Friends for 10 seasons, is missing part of his right middle finger. According to Esquire, the actor lost it after his finger was inadvertently ...

Yet, in his absence, his legacy continues to shine brightly, filled with the unforgettable moments he gifted us through his iconic role as Chandler Bing on Friends. As Perry himself expressed in ...

It’s almost impossible not to talk about Chandler Bing when talking about Matthew Perry when the man behind the character himself said, "It wasn't that I thought I could play Chandler ...

New York City experiences a blackout during the first season of "Friends." At the time of the blackout, Chandler realizes he's not only stuck in a room with a beautiful woman, but it's Victoria's ...

The Vision Gallery is hosting its 29th Annual Art Quilts exhibit, titled "Art Quilts: IMPACT!". The show features quilts with ...

Actor Matthew Perry, who famously played the role of Chandler Bing on the superhit sitcom ' Friends ', passed away on Sunday as he was found dead in a hot tub at his Los Angeles home. 'Friends' is ...

For now, here’s one of my favorites.” The actress, who played Monica Geller on the NBC sitcom alongside Perry’s Chandler Bing, recalled an outtake from the season 4 episode in which Monica ...

Art has always played a significant role in ... It’s almost impossible not to talk about Chandler Bing when talking about Matthew Perry when the man behind the character himself said, "It ...

CHAPIN His last statement, which is in the book but he also said to us, is that he wanted to be remembered more for helping people than he was for being Chandler [on Friends] and for being famous.