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Shameless star Emmy Rossum and Homeland actress Claire Danes take the cover of The Hollywood Reporter‘s latest issue.

The ladies were joined on the cover by Episodes‘ Matt LeBlanc, House of Lies‘ Don Cheadle, and Showtime’s President of Entertainment, David Nevins.

“Showtime got taken seriously with Weeds, Dexter and Nurse Jackie; what I’ve done is challenge some of the formulas because we had gotten a little rigid in what we were doing,” David said.

“There needed to be some rebalancing. Because we’re a monthly expense in pay cable, you never want to have one or the other side of a household saying, ‘Why are we spending eight bucks a month?’” he added.

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Matt LeBlanc proudly sports a full head of gray hair as he attends the Ralph Lauren Wimbledon party held at London’s Ralph Lauren Store on Thursday (June 17).

The 42-year-old Friends funny man, who is in town to shoot his new BBC2 comedy Episodes, joked with WWD saying that he uses his two tennis courts to race his go-carts! He then realized where he was and quipped, “but I probably shouldn’t say that too loudly in here.”

The annual Wimbledon tournament is currently in its qualifying rounds and will officially begin on June 21!

Former Friends actor Matt LeBlanc is set to star in a new Showtime comedy, Episodes.

The sitcom is a single-camera comedy series about a British couple whose hit UK show is turned into a dumbed-down American sit-com starring LeBlanc (as himself).

“[Creators David Crane and Jeffrey Klarik] have a great idea — I love it,” said LeBlanc. “I am really excited to be working with Showtime and the BBC. And I am so glad I got the part, seeing someone else play Matt LeBlanc would have been devastating.”

Here’s a synopsis of the show: When a successful British husband-and-wife comedy team are lured by Hollywood to produce a new version of their hit series for a stateside audience, they’re initially thrilled at the prospects. But they soon realize what the American execs have in store for their precious show – including replacing the erudite British lead with the quintessential comedy star, Matt LeBlanc – and begin to sink deeper into the quicksand that is the TV business. Before long it’s clear that not just the couple’s show is at stake, but perhaps even their marriage.

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Is life post-Friends too much to handle for Matt LeBlanc?

The 39-year-old former Friends star was spotted sporting gray hair galore at LAX airport on Thursday.

It seems that Matt hasn’t worked in over a year after his sitcom Joey was pulled by NBC in early March 2006 when it was overshadowed in ratings by American Idol.

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