Though he depicts a benevolent commander on 'The Handmaid's Tale,' Bradley Whitford wants people in power to 'speak up' on ...

Emmy Award-winning actor Bradley Whitford joins Morning Joe to discuss the first three episodes of the final season of 'The Handmaid's Tale' and to talk about his previous work in 'The West Wing'.

Actor Bradley Whitford had a few words to say to his former bosses. In an exclusive interview with Variety, published on ...

Bradley Walsh has admitted to suffering from a nerve-wracking health condition, claiming it is so bad that "people think I’m making it up". The host of The Chase shared his concerns just as the ...

Bradley Whitford's ex-wife, Jane Kaczmarek is an actress herself. Her most famous role is playing Lois in the Fox sitcom ‘Malcolm in the Middle’. She received 3 Golden Globe and 7 Emmy nominations for ...

Emergency services attended to a large grass fire that also took hold in a well-recognised unoccupied house in Whitford on Friday afternoon. The blaze broke... Motorists experiencing painfully longer ...

Ash Kicker: “We are judgement-free,” says Jones cofounder Caroline Vasquez Huber. “Cut back, quit, do whatever you want. For Jones, if you slip up, that’s okay. We celebrate progress over ...

Gerard "Gerry" Bradley, previously executive vice president and university provost, is the new president of the University of Louisville. Bradley, the 20th president in the university's history ...

“The Handmaid’s Tale” took the stage for PaleyFest LA 2025 Wednesday night, and while reflecting on the show’s ongoing political relevance in American culture, Bradley Whitford — who ...

This is board chair Diane Medley and Dr. Jerry Bradley, the 20th president of the University of Louis. Uh, good evening. uh, thanks for staying around. I appreciate the interest, uh, you know this ...

According to the CDC, 1 in 4 deaths in the U.S. result from cardiovascular disease caused by cigarette smoking. Nicotine causes blood vessels to tighten, which restricts the flow of blood.

Dr. Gerry Bradley, BDS, MS, Dr. Med. Dent., was the former executive vice president and university provost. UofL officials said Bradley considered several options before deciding to stay at UofL.