Dwayne Johnson to Receive Honor from Hollywood Critics Association (Exclusive)

The Rock is all about boosting self-confidence.

Judas and the Black Messiah took top honors from the African American Film Critics Association, the world's largest group of Black film critics. The film was named best picture, with star Daniel Kaluuya winning best supporting actor for his portrayal of Black Panther Party deputy chairman Fred Hampton and Dominique Fishback named best supporting actress for her role as Deborah Johnson, Hampton's fiancee and mother of his child.

Dwayne Johnson is honoring his father, WWE Hall of Famer Rocky Johnson, just over a year after his death.

Dwayne Johnson shared an emotional tribute to his late father, wrestler Rocky Johnson, while accepting the Trailblazer Award during Friday night’s virtual HCA Film Awards, presented by the Hollywood Critics Association.

The Hollywood Critics Association has announced the winners list for the 2021 HCA Film Awards!

Haley Bosselman editor“Promising Young Woman” swept the evening at the Hollywood Critics Association Awards.

The Hollywood Critics Association is set to give Zack Snyder its first-ever Valiant Award at the virtual 4th Annual HCA Film Awards ceremony on Friday. "As a fan of Synder's ever since Dawn of the Dead, I couldn't be happier that we will be acknowledging his visionary filmmaking and resilience to overcome any obstacles," HCA chair Scott Menzel said in a statement on Wednesday.

Zack Synder is all set to receive a Valiant Award from the Hollywood Critics Association for his directorial excellence over the years. HCA’s 4th Annual Awards Ceremony will be held as a virtual function considering the Covid-19 pandemic restrictions.

Dwayne Johnson shared a photo of himself resting and recovering, while reflecting on his long list of injuries.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson got a little cheeky with Instagram fans on Friday.

Dwayne Johnson aka The Rock's roller-coaster journey from bonafide WWE wrestler to one of the highest-paid actors in Hollywood deserves a series of its own and that's exactly what the 48-year-old actor gifted the world with the new sitcom, Young Rock.

Dwayne Johnson has lain a smackdown in the ring, on the big screen, and he’s willing to do it in the White House.

Dwayne Johnson's childhood gets the spotlight on NBC's new biographical comedy series, inspired by the former pro wrestler turned movie star/entrepreneur's colorful life, follows Dwayne at pivotal points of his youth — at 10 years old (played by Adrian Groulx), 15 (Bradley Constant) and then 18 (Uli Latukefu).

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson has said he would still consider a presidential run in the future if it’s “what the people wanted”.Speaking in a new interview, Johnson, who is currently busy promoting Young Rock, his new autobiographical sitcom, said he would be open to taking a run at the White House if the demand for him to do so was there.“I would consider a presidential run in the future if that’s what the people wanted,” he told USA Today.

SPOILER ALERT: This interview includes minor details from the pilot episode of Young Rock which premieres tonight on NBC.