Parenthood just celebrated its 15th anniversary. Come find out what the cast has been up to in our latest Where Are They Now.

Kristen Bell and Adam Scott met more than 20 years ago when he guest-starred on her teen detective drama “Veronica Mars.” They’ve since shared the screen in a handful of comedies ...

Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard leave Adam Scott angry voicemails after 'Severance' cliffhangers: 'They're hilarious and deeply flattering, but also deeply insulting.' ...

Kristen Bell says there's one thing that fans always tell her about her hit Netflix show "Nobody Wants This.". While speaking about the series with NBC News correspondent Jacob Soboroff in a joint ...

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Woody Guthrie, the folk singer who gave the world songs like “This Land is Your Land”, was perhaps Bob Dylan’s first and biggest musical influence. In short, he was his hero.

Bell’s in-the-moment response: “Give us the show!”) The takeaways: Kristen Bell and Dax Shepherd are pretty cute, but also, you maybe shouldn’t give them your phone number. Related Content ...

The stars of ‘Shrinking’ and ‘Nobody Wants This’ reveal how the 2008 comedy changed their careers and the sage advice Bell gave Segel during the shoot: “Close your legs. You don’t want ...

Severance-heads, please welcome Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard into the fold.. Adam Scott recently discussed his mind-bending Apple TV+ show with the Nobody Wants This actress, and Bell revealed ...

Every week like clockwork, tourists arrive outside my window on Jones Street — the iconic scene of Bob Dylan’s ‘Freewheelin’’ photo shoot. They take pictures of each other and I take ...

HOBOKEN, N.J., June 17, 2025--NiCE (Nasdaq: NICE) today unveiled its newest global campaign starring award-winning actress, producer, and entrepreneur Kristen Bell, celebrating what it means to be ...

Following the release of “Like A Rolling Stone”, the image of Bob Dylan changed entirely. Consequently, people wanted to know why, and Dylan luckily told Playboy just that in a 1966 interview.