Forget towels and coffee mugs: Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy have his-and-her stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The long-time couple were both honoured-Macy for movies, Huffman for TV-not only by colleagues like Aaron Sorkin, Marcia Cross, Vanessa Williams and David Mamet, but by each other, too. And their joint acceptance speech continued accordingly, each actor out-punch-lining the other. Huffman also took a moment to talk ‘Desperate Housewives’, admitting that she’s sad to see it all end after eight seasons. “I still get chills when I arrive at the Universal gates,” she said. “It may be time, but it’s sad. We’re a family, I love the show.” And what of the drama occurring in a courthouse downtown, where former cast member Nicollette Sheridan is accusing series creator Marc Cherry of hitting her in the head and then killing her off when she complained about it? “It’s been hard,” Huffman said. “I wish it wasn’t happening. It’s too bad, but, I have to say, it’s not really influencing what we do on set. We’re all still working and (doing) OK.”