The 39-year-old, Canadian native actor stated that there are certain jokes that aged well, and for him, it is the nature of comedy. He also shared that he thinks that comedy movies are sound and there is a reason why they have lasted even today.
Alyssa Milano fan girled over Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as he met with President Donald Trump at the White House. She said that he was hot and punctuated her tweets with a GIF of herself fanning using a book.
In a new commercial for Bud Light, Ronda Rousey played the role of security for pseudo-political candidates of "The Bud Light Party" Amy Schumer and Seth Rogen. The new TV ad premiered during this Sunday's Super Bowl 50 between the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos.
AMC has done it again with yet another comic book adaptation. This time, the series is called "Preacher" and will have a supernatural element to it as opposed to their flagship zombie theme. Watch the teaser-trailer here.
The actress was photographed on the set of the sequal to the successful comedy. Seth Rogen and Zac Efron will be sharing screen time with singer and actress Selena Gomez when "Neighbors 2" is released next year.
On Monday, March 2, Justin Bieber took to Twitter to campaign for comedic actor and writer, Seth Rogen to roast him in his upcoming Comedy Central Roast.
Retired NBA star, Dennis Rodman recently spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about his opinions on North Korea and whether its supreme leader, Kim Jong-un was responsible for the recent online hack against Sony.
People who enjoy the fart jokes, man-children, homophobic slurs, stereotypes, cliches and objectifying women in movies will probably get a kick out of "The Interview." But those wondering what the big fuss is all about will probably leave their respective viewing experience wondering why they wasted their time in the first place.
Sony Pictures has pulled The Interview and cancelled it's December 25th release. In recent weeks Sony Picture Corporation has been the victim of a full-scale hacking onslaught by an organization calling themselves "Guardians of Peace.
In wake of receiving multiple terror threats, Seth Rogen and James Franco are playing it safe and have cancelled all of their upcoming media appearances relating to their controversial North Korean comedy "The Interview," which is set to premiere on Christmas Day.
