Everybody Loves Raymond' star Ray Romano & creator Phil Rosenthal go behind the scenes of the 30th anniversary special and answer burning questions.

Rosenthal is also opening a nostalgic diner in L.A., Max and Helen’s, in honor of his late parents, who were beloved regulars on the show The series continues to earn critical acclaim, including a Critics' Choice Real TV Award and a James Beard ...

For Phil Rosenthal, there’s only one thing he loves more than food: his family. So, he mixed the two worlds for Max & Helen’s, a new diner he opened Tuesday with his daughter, Lily Rosenthal. Working alongside famed chef Nancy Silverton and his new son-in-law,

It’s difficult to picture Everybody Loves Raymond without Doris Roberts and Peter Boyle, and that sentiment remains true for series creator Phil Rosenthal and star Ray Romano, who reflected on the pair’s one-of-a-kind approach to their roles as Ray Barone’s (Romano) parents, Marie and Frank.

Somebody give Phil Rosenthal a few Houston lunch suggestions. The sitcom writer-turned-food personality just announced a whirlwind tour through Texas, including a stop at Houston's 713 Music Hall on January 24,

Series star Ray Romano and creator Phil Rosenthal reminisce about the show with EW ahead of the comedy's 30th anniversary reunion special on Nov. 24.

Ray Romano and Phil Rosenthal say they used their real-life siblings and in-laws as inspiration for characters in EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND.