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Contrary to Internet rumors, film and television star SEAN HAYES will not be participating on ABC's "Dancing with the Stars," a rep for the Emmy-winning actor tells ET. Renowned for his groundbreaking role on "Will & Grace," Hayes recently shared the silver screen spotlight with JACK NICHOLSON and MORGAN FREEMAN in 'The Bucket List.'

On Thursday, May 18, after eight wacky years as part of NBC's "Must-See TV" Thursday nights, "Will & Grace" will air its series finale. ET caught up with cast members ERIC McCORMACK, DEBRA MESSING, SEAN HAYES and MEGAN MULLALLY to talk about the end of an era.

ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT: What does it feel like now that the series is coming to an end?

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She's known to millions as the wise-cracking maid Rosario on "Will & Grace," but for actress SHELLEY MORRISON, the laughter came to a halt in April when she was diagnosed with breast cancer.

"It's not a death sentence," she says as she sits down with our JANN CARL. "It is hard. There are some days that suck eggs."

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If you love, love, love the many looks of JENNIFER GARNER on "Alias," or the special visual effects on "Lost," and the cool music of "24," the Creative Arts Emmys® may be just your cup of tea.

The awards show, held Sunday, Sept. 11, at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, honored the best and the brightest of the behind-the-scenes folks who make possible what you see on the screen.

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It will definitely be an adrenaline rush for the cast of "Will & Grace" when they premiere the eighth season. The first episode of the NBC comedy will be broadcast live on Thursday, Sept. 29 -- with separate performances for the East and West Coasts at 8:30 p.m. for each time zone -- and guest stars ALEC BALDWIN and ERIC STOLTZ.

"Every week we have 300 people who line up to see us live," explains series star ERIC McCORMACK, who plays Will. "Part of the kick of a sitcom is it is in front of an audience. It is just a small audience every week. This time the audience will be America. While they may not see a lot of screw-ups and they won't see us swear, they will get the feeling that the audience gets every week of these four characters doing it for real."

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They're big stars now, but before they were famous they were just working actors looking for their first big break. ET caught up with some of Hollywood's finest to see how they spent that first paycheck!

"The first significant money I received was from 'Saturday Night Live,' and I had to relocate from L.A. to New York," funnyman WILL FERRELL tells ET, "and I ran out of money like that -- I spent it all on my move. By the time I rented my apartment and bought furniture, I was done and was literally out of money until the first episode."

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