David Schwimmer just revealed that he once served Sir Rod Stewart with divorce papers as he opened up about his pre-fame jobs. As you’re probably aware, 58-year-old David is now a hugely ...

David Schwimmer hopes he “never” runs into Rod Stewart after admitting that he once “served” the Grammy winner divorce papers. During his appearance on Monday’s episode of “The Late ...

David Schwimmer has reflected on his unpleasant experience as a guest-host on Saturday Night Live. During an interview with Stephen Colbert on The Late Show on Monday, January 13, Schwimmer ...

Before “Friends,” David Schwimmer certainly had some odd jobs. Aside from being a rollerskating server at Chicago’s famed retro-style diner Ed Debevic’s, Schwimmer worked for his mother ...

But life is predictably unpredictable, and so is David’s (appreciated) ability to forgive, because the two of us finally connected over Zoom last week and talked about Goosebumps: The Vanishing. We ...

David Schwimmer had several jobs before finding success in Tinseltown. The “Friends” actor, 58, recalled a short-lived summer career that put him in front of rocker Rod Stewart while appearing ...

In season 2's story, Schwimmer plays Anthony Brewer, a botanist with an overloaded plate and diminishing patience. His mother dying in hospice care and his teenage children (Sam McCarthy and ...

Brian Bowen Smith/Disney David Schwimmer was filming the young adult series Goosebumps: The Vanishing when he was reminded that he’s not a young adult himself. Chatting with PEOPLE for One Last ...

A ribbon cutting was held Monday for the Lookingglass Theatre Company's new multi-purpose lobby at its home in the Water ...

The one with the fame. David Schwimmer’s stint as Ross Geller on “Friends” launched his career and earned him a staggering $1 million an episode in its final seasons. But, there is one ...

Actor David Schwimmer has looked back on some of his formative jobs, recalling the time he served Rod Stewart with divorce papers. “One summer after my freshman year in college, I was just ...