Best known for playing the charmingly-quirky sleuth Elsbeth on the hit CBS show of the same name, actress Carrie Preston, 58, ...

At first, Carrie Preston was an iconic guest star on The Good Wife, and her character was a fan favorite who returned time ...

Preston told Philipps that she found out that a mole on her cheek was basal cell carcinoma on the last day of shooting the ...

"Elsbeth" actress Carrie Preston told Busy Philipps that she learned she needed a mole removed while filming the season 2 finale — and her costars “rallied around me.” ...

Actress Carrie Preston’s face was adorned with a strip of sparkling gems when she showed up for her interview on Busy Philipps’ Busy This Week podcast. There to promote the season 2 finale of her hit ...

In the exclusive clip above, the Emmy-winning actress also reveals which Elsbeth guest star she’d love to have back as many times as possible. This came after Philipps asked center of the CBS hit ...

Carrie Preston has thanked her "amazing" Elsbeth co-stars after she revealed during filming of the season two finale that she had been diagnosed with skin cancer. In recent months the 58-year-old has ...

Carrie Preston went on to share what it meant to her character to see Captain Wagner show up for her when she was in such a vulnerable moment in front of so many people, saying: ...

Carrie Preston has portrayed Elsbeth Tascioni - a delightfully unpredictable attorney - for more than 15 years. What began as a recurring character on The Good Wife evolved into a fan-favorite ...

Carrie Preston‘s final day on the set of Claws was an emotional rollercoaster for the 54-year-old actress. Carrie, who plays Polly Marks in the hit TNT drama, spoke EXCLUSIVELY to HollywoodLife ...

Carrie Preston: I take it very seriously—it's something that I've been trusted with. I want to honor smart, capable women who are underestimated and really bring them to the forefront.

Carrie Preston talked about how "nervous" she was to play a villainous counselor at a gay conversion camp in the film "They/Them." "I thought, 'oh my goodness, I cannot say these things.