Bryan Cranston
Bryan Cranston’s book A Life in Parts is REALLY good and we’re not just saying that because we’re afraid he might go all Walter White on us.
Bryan Cranston’s book A Life in Parts is REALLY good and we’re not just saying that because we’re afraid he might go all Walter White on us.
Chris Hardwick hosts "@midnight," our favorite typographical symbol-based talk show since "Ampersand Chat."
Like the great philosophers Donny & Marie once said, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros are a little bit country and a little bit rock 'n roll. Their eponymous album is out now.
Seth Green stars in "The Identical," the story of two identical twins separated at birth. Sadly, there's no evil one with a goatee to let you know he's the evil twin.
Marc Maron plays a washed up Hollywood director in Netflix’s 1980s comedy "GLOW." His facial hair has never been more appropriate.
Tedeschi Trucks Band's new album is Made Up Mind. Appropriately enough, we've already decided we love it.
Justin Timberlake is starring in "Friends with Benefits," where he decides to start sleeping with his best friend. In unrelated news, we would now like to be BFF with Justin Timberlake.
Jon Ronson, author of The Psychopath Test, learned from expert psychologists how to identify psychopaths. We think this is great skill to have here in Hollywood.
We think Myq Kaplan is a pretty funny comedian. Or as he might spell it, a prytee fuhne khomydyn.
Lisa Kudrow stars in "Table 19," with Anna Kendrick, Craig Robinson, and June Squibb. We’d give up our left pinky toe to sit at that table.
Rhett & Link have found their calling by making bizarrely funny commercials for small local businesses and discovering their weird quirks. After all, who WOULDN'T want to buy a used car from a former gynecologist from Cuba?
The hilarious Nate Bargatze's name is an anagram for "Zebra Ate Tang." Coincidentally, our power animal has always been a zebra gently sipping the astronaut's drink of choice.