Breaking Bad

Hollywood star Giancarlo Esposito has revealed he was once so broke prior to being cast in the hit series Breaking Bad that he contemplated plotting his own death to get his family an insurance payout.

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) revealed his updated facial hair Saturday and social media users had a lot to say about the change.

“Breaking Bad” actor Mike Batayeh, who played Dennis Markowski, the manager of Lavandería Brillante industrial laundromat in the show, died of a heart attack at the age of 52.

“Breaking Bad” star Dean Norris, whose net worth is an estimated $5 million, is under fire for saying you can’t “love capitalism” and complain about the high cost of gas.”

In what could be described as a scene out of the AMC show Breaking Bad, two chemistry professors were accused of making methamphetamine in a school lab, sheriff’s deputies said.

Netflix has incurred the wrath of some of Hollywood’s most prominent filmmakers — including Judd Apatow and Brad Bird — after the streamer reportedly began testing a new feature that will allow subscribers to play content at variable speeds.

“El Camino” picks up Jesse’s story from the iconic moment of his escape, and then spends the next 122 minutes removing all the fun that came with wondering what might have happened to him.

Actor Bryan Cranston has a message for people who are hoping President Donald Trump fails in his current four-year term in the White House: “F*ck you.”

The owners of the New Mexico house featured in the television show Breaking Bad installed a fence to keep fans from throwing pizza on their roof.

An ex-science teacher stands accused of using his knowledge of science to launch an illegal methamphetamine manufacturing business, echoing the popular TV show, “Breaking Bad.”

Comedian Lavell Crawford has found himself in hot water with the LGBT community after an interview in which he said he feared backlash from the “gay mafia” for performing gay jokes and also said gay men should “try p*ssy” first.

Actor Bryan Cranston sounded a hopeful note while discussing President-elect Donald Trump on The Today Show Tuesday, telling host Matt Lauer that while he didn’t vote for the Republican, he hopes he’ll do a good job as president.

Actor Bryan Cranston says he will “definitely move” out of the United States if Republican Donald Trump wins the presidential election.

Actor Bryan Cranston will vote for Hillary Clinton in this year’s presidential race because he agrees with the presumptive Democrat nominee’s “platform” — and thinks her chief rival, presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump, lacks the presidential qualities that have made President Obama so successful.

Actor Bryan Cranston unloaded on Donald Trump in an interview with Larry King this week, comparing the presumptive Republican presidential nominee to a “massive” cargo ship without cargo and promising to campaign for his chief rival, Democrat Hillary Clinton.

An East Texas man has been allegedly using his personal vehicle as a mobile meth lab before authorities caught up with him on a “routine” traffic stop. The man fled but was later arrested following an investigation.

Bryan Cranston believes Donald Trump “loves this county,” even if he may not agree with the GOP presidential frontrunner’s campaign rhetoric or policy proposals.

Actor Bryan Cranston will vote for Hillary Clinton next November, but he would rather play Dr. Ben Carson on the silver screen.

The Facebook/Fox News partnership for the first GOP debate of the 2016 presidential campaign season resulted in the both the highest audience for any non-sports cable program, and most-watched cable news program in history. The artful coalescing of TV, cable and social media strengths has just revolutionized media economics.

“Breaking Bad” actor Steven Michael Quezada said he is jumping in a heated race for county commissioner in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

During a panel at the 2015 San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday, Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston delivered a “yo momma” joke that’s likely still burning—before literally dropping the mic.

“Breaking Bad” and “Better Call Saul” actor Jonathan Banks appeared as a guest on Wednesday’s airing of “Olbermann” on ESPN2 and was asked to share his thoughts on the Washington Redskins name. According to Banks, if the name offends somebody,