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Screen Rant on MSNApple TV+'s Upcoming Reacher Replacement Show Based On Best-Selling Crime Books Casts Iconic Horror Franchise ActorA Scream star trades slasher villainy for the psychiatric ward after joining Apple TV+'s upcoming adaptation of Lars Kepler's bestselling crime books.
Brenda Song wrote that her relationship with fiancé Macaulay Culkin 'is the greatest privilege' as the couple celebrated ...
Brenda Song calls watching Macaulay Culkin become a dad has been "one of the greatest joys of my life" on Father's Day. The couple shares sons Dakota and Carson.
Macaulay Culkin had all the faith in the world his brother Kieran would win an Oscar. While talking with Vanity Fair Spain following the show on Sunday night, Culkin was asked if he had seen his ...
Macaulay Culkin in a publicity still for "Home Alone". That, of course, is Culkin’s iconic hands-on-cheeks scream, which occurred after he patted his face with aftershave.
Proud sibling Macaulay Culkin is not at all surprised that his younger brother, Kieran Culkin, won his first Oscar at the 2025 Academy Awards. Speaking to host Tan France on the red carpet of ...
Macaulay Culkin and Brenda Song are opening up about their love story. The couple appear on the cover of Cosmopolitan's newest issue -- one focused on love -- and in an accompanying interview ...
The actor recently recalled a time on the set of 'Home Alone' where he sustained an injury from his co-star Joe Pesci.
Macaulay Culkin knew his brother Kieran Culkin would win the Oscar for best supporting actor.
Macaulay Culkin took to social media to call out ID for its "Quiet on Set" and "Hollywood Demons" documentaries.
In December 2024, Culkin revealed he still calls O'Hara "mom." More Amy Sussman/Getty Images This isn't the first time the two have been likened to their Home Alone characters in real life.
Macaulay Culkin was confident his brother Kieran was going to win an Oscar and he still cried when it happened.
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