Seth Rogen
Preparing to present an award later to a lucky golden popcorn recipient, Seth Rogen and his wife Lauren Miller arrived at Sony Pictures Studios for the 2013 MTV Movie Awards tonight (April 14).
Always a memorable occasion, the show is hosted by “Pitch Perfect” starlet Rebel Wilson, so literally anything can happen.
Though fans may have been hoping for a "Pineapple Express" sequel for awhile now, rest assured that is it not far from the mind of Seth Rogen.
During MTV Sneak Peek Week, the "Knocked Up" star spoke about the possibility of a "Pineapple" sequel, admitting, "We're open to it. We're Kickstarting it! We need $40 million on Kickstarter. $1 million to make the movie and $39 million just to pay all us. If we get that, we'll talk about it."
Despite the fact that we’re still over two months away from the theatrical release, “This is the End” is already hard at work on creating tons of buzz.
Columbia Pictures just debuted a new Green Band trailer as a more friendly teaser than the previously released Red Band version, and it’s just as hilarious as the original.
Psyching fans up for their upcoming film, a new red band trailer was released for “This is the End” on Monday (April 1).
The action comedy follows celebrities, including Seth Rogen and Jay Baruchel, who are faced with the apocalypse while at a party at James Franco's house.
Celebrating April Fool’s Day in style, Seth Rogen and James Franco just dropped a mock trailer for the non-existent sequel “Pineapple Express 2.”
The poorly-shot clip is pretty obviously not an actual teaser for a second installment of the 2008 flick, but rather a plug for their real film “This is the End,” due in theaters on June 14th.
Wednesday (March 13) is another day for the history books as white smoke emerged from the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City to indicate a new Pope has been elected.
Earlier in the day, 76-year-old Jorge Mario Bergoglio, who will now be known as Pope Francis I, was announced as the 266th pope of the Roman Catholic Church.
Lending their support to mark World Cancer Day, celebrities came together in memory and in honor of friends and loved ones who battled the disease.
Holding black and white placards with “I Stand Up For” written in bold across the top, stars such as Emma Stone, Tim McGraw, Seth Rogen, and Tom Hanks took turns in front of the camera with their signs.
Sure, the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers were responsible for the majority of the hype during last night’s SuperBowl XLVII, but the top-notch commercials also played a role in getting folks excited.
Taco Bell led the way in hilarity thanks to a bunch of senior citizens who escaped from their retirement home and painted the town red, including tattoos, public displays of affection, and plenty of other illicit activities that culminated in a late night stop at the Mexican fast food restaurant.
Stepping out for a promotional appearance, Seth Rogen and Barbara Streisand showed up at the big Hollywood premiere of their new flick “The Guilt Trip” last night (December 11).
The “Knocked Up” stud and his legendary Tinseltown costar looked to be having a marvelous time as they hammed it up for the paparazzi outside the Regency Village Theatre in Westwood.
Gathering together for a commendable cause, a lineup of stars were on-hand at Beacon Theatre in New York City to partake in the fourth biennial "Night of Too Many Stars: America Comes Together for Autism Programs" this weekend (October 13).
Among the famous faces working the red carpet ahead of their scheduled stage duties were singing sensations like Katy Perry and Carly Rae Jepsen, as well as former "Saturday Night Live" ladies Tina Fey and Amy Poehler.
















