Bryan Cranston

Season two of the Showtime series Your Honor, starring Golden Globe winner  Bryan Cranston, has just begun. Based on the Israeli series Kvodo, the story centers on a respected judge whose son is involved in a hit-and-run accident, leading to difficult choices and terrible consequences as he attempts to keep the crime a secret The show returns to follow ex-judge Michael Desiato (Cranston), now a man forced to face the wreckage of his former life.

Cinematic anti-heroes have long been an entertainment staple. Think classic characters like Orson Welles’ Charles Foster Kane in Citizen Kane (1941), Malcolm McDowell’s Alex DeLarge, a Golden Globe Nominee for Best Picture-Drama, A Clockwork Orange (1971), and, more recently, the Golden Globe Winning TV Drama Breaking Bad’s protagonist Walter White (played by Bryan Cranston), a mild-mannered, middle school teacher pivoted to the perilous world of big-time drug dealing.

MLK Weekend is over and expected front runner Glass came in first, but with lower results than predicted. At $47 million over four days, Universal and Blumhouse's psychological thriller fell short of the $60 million debut analysts had projected for it but was still comfortably in first place on the domestic chart.

Wheelchair-bound comedy The Upside pulled off a major upset this weekend and beat superhuman Aquaman to first place at the US box office. Bryan Cranston and Kevin Hart's remake of 2011 French hit The Intouchables took first place with $19.

Golden Globe winner Bryan Cranston will soon be seen in the drama-comedy The Upside in which opera plays a pivotal part.  They say that music is the language of the soul and acting is telling the truth.

The cocaine trade that peaked in the eighties and nineties and the ensuing drug wars have left a profound mark in the culture, reflected in a bona fide film genre which produced films such as Steven Soderbergh’s Traffic, Oliver Stone’s Savages, Ted Demmes’ Blow and Denise Villeneuve’s Sicario. Not since the gangster movies inspired by prohibition has organized crime held such sway over Hollywood, it seems, as the Cocaine cowboys and the lawmen that tracked them.

Brexit – the referendum on whether Great Britain should leave or remain in the European Union - hit the world like a tsunami. While world leaders try to figure out ways to deal with the aftermath, the HFPA collected reactions and opinions of the vote from American and European celebrities.

All the Way started out as a play commissioned by the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in 2012. Two years later the play was on Broadway with Bryan Cranston taking over the character of president Lyndon Johnson (created originally by Jack Willis) and winning a Tony Award for it.

Golden Globe nominee Bryan Cranston talks about the end of his journey with the critically-acclaimed TV series Breaking Bad.

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