Kelsey Grammer is opening up about the 1975 murder of his sister, Karen Grammer, in his new book "Karen: A Brother Remembers." Karen Grammer was 18 years old when she was kidnapped and murdered by ...

Kelsey Grammer's six favorite books include the Bible, two E. M. Forster novels and a whale of a Herman Melville classic. "I am someone that reads a little bit every day," Grammer — whose new ...

After playing Beast in the X-Men prequels, Nicholas Hoult addresses Kelsey Grammer's return in Avengers: Doomsday and if he ...

Kelsey Grammer relives the nightmare of his 18-year-old sister's killing in his new book, "Karen." Karen Grammer was raped and murdered in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in 1975.

Kelsey Grammer, one of the highest-paid television actors of all time, is releasing a new book about his sister's tragic murder. Here's what the "Frasier" star is worth at age 70.

Kelsey Grammer is a classics man. “I am someone that reads a little bit every day,” Grammer, whose new book “Karen: A Brother Remembers” is on sale now, tells Page Six, adding, “I will ...

Kelsey Grammer delivered a “graphic, impersonal review” of his sister Karen Grammer’s 1975 murder in his new book. While the “Frasier” star admittedly was hesitant to include the brutal ...

Karen Grammer, in a photo from Kelsey’s book “Karen: A Brother Remembers.” Harper Collins Focus. Glenn was convicted of Karen’s murder and several other murders in the Colorado Springs area.

In his new book Karen: A Brother Remembers, Kelsey Grammer opens up about the horrific murder of his late sister in 1975; Grammer's wife Kayte Walsh was the first person he told about the book ...

Grammer's new book, "Karen: A Brother Remembers," details his sister's life. Kelsey Grammer is sharing new details about the tragic murder of his beloved sister nearly 50 years ago, the grief he ...

Kelsey Grammer has released a memoir about his sister Karen on the 50th anniversary of her death. He writes that it’s not so much a grief book as a life book.

Kelsey Grammer's book contains a copy of a 2018 letter from Jim Bentley, the Senior District Attorney of Colorado's 4th Judicial District, who recommended that Glenn not receive parole.