Jeffrey Dean Morgan Pays Tribute to Late Co-Star Bill Paxton: 'Loved Him With a Passion'

Joe Biden and former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, gathered at the 9/11 memorial plaza in New York to mark the 20th anniversary of the attacks.Also in attendance was Bruce Springsteen, who delivered a surprise acoustic performance of ‘I’ll See You in My Dreams’, a song taken from his 2020 album, ‘Letter To You’.

Mazzy Star founder David Roback – who played guitar, keyboard and piano in the band until his death last February – has gone up for sale on Reverb, with over 150 pieces of gear listed.42 of them remain available at the time of writing, including a variety of mixing consoles, tape recorders and multi-track units, used to record Mazzy Star’s material throughout the ‘90s.

The "Jason Bourne" actor may have unwittingly blown the lid on his undercover online identity. Internet sleuths think they’ve proved that Matt Damon may not be as stealthy as he thought after reportedly discovering the 50-year-old Oscar winner’s "secret" Instagram account — immediately after he announced its existence.

Gallery: From The Rachel haircut to infidelity: These are stars' biggest REGRETS (BANG Showbiz)Asked about the unusual inking - which is above the name of his wife and kids - he explained to America's GQ magazine: “That’s something that Heath had on his arm. Heath was an incredibly restless, creative person.

Mourning Michael K. Williams. The Wire’s Wendell Pierce and more celebrities honored the late actor after news broke of his death on Monday, September 6.

The Walking Dead star Jeffrey Dean Morgan has teased an explosive final season of the show, saying that “things are about to get a lot fucking crazier.”After airing an extended 10th season in two parts across 2020 and 2021 due to COVID-related delays, the show’s final season finally hit screens last week (August 22), with its second episode airing at the weekend (August 29).*spoilers for ‘The Walking Dead’ season 11 below*In the second episode of the show’s final season, Maggie manages to escape

(This article contains spoilers for the second episode of the final season of “The Walking Dead”) There’s a lot to process through the first two episodes of this climactic season of “The Walking Dead.” While I’m sure everybody’s gonna be talking about the Stephanie situation first after watching the episode, let’s not forget about the ongoing feud between Maggie and Negan over Negan murdering Glenn back in season 7.Last week, Negan left Maggie to be eaten by zombies, but she managed to survive

The Walking Dead kicked off on AMC in the USA. And while social media was abuzz with the hype surrounding his character Negan's reunion with Maggie (played by Lauren Cohan), Morgan took to his Twitter to pay tribute to a former co-star from a different role.

Amanda Seyfried posted a touching message to her late Big Love co-star Bill Paxton, who died four years ago in 2017 due to a stroke following open-heart surgery.

Amanda Seyfried is honouring former co-star Bill Paxton, who suffered a fatal stroke in February 2017 at age 61.

Amanda Seyfried is paying tribute to her late co-star Bill Paxton.

Nobody loves New York like filmmaker Spike Lee, obviously. We know this because of his many, many films so intrinsically tethered to New York City, Da People’s Republic of Brooklyn, and the five boroughs, his many photo ops courtside at home team NBA games, and his larger than life presence in Fort Greene (arguably kind of quiet, actually, but his vibrant 40 Acres & A Mule HQ is hard to miss).