'Outlander' Star Sam Heughan is set for a murderous reign as the titular Thane who would be king in 'Macbeth' for his Royal Shakespeare Company debut.

EXCLUSIVE: Outlander star Sam Heughan will star as the murderous tyrant in Macbeth, marking his debut with the Royal Shakespeare Company, and he tells Deadline that returning to the stage for the ...

EXCLUSIVE: Outlander star Sam Heughan will star as the murderous tyrant in Macbeth, marking his debut with the Royal Shakespeare Company, and he tells Deadline that returning to the stage for the ...

Fans brave cold to meet 'Outlander' Star Sam Heughan at whiskey launch in Louisville A line of about 500 people had formed, all eager to get a taste of Heughan's new whiskey, "The Sassenach," and ...

"Outlander" star Sam Heughan talks his steamy new thriller, "The Couple Next Door," his approach to sex scenes, and more in an exclusive video interview with The Post.

Heughan also revealed the one thing he and Danny have in common: motorbikes.

Sam Heughan segues from playing 18th century hot Scot Jamie Frasier to 21st century traffic cop Danny in STARZ’s new six-episode limited series The Couple Next Door. And while the two characters ...

Outlander's Caitriona Balfe, Sam Heughan reveal their surprise at the shocking season 7 finale and how it sets up season 8, which has finished filming ...

Outlander's Sam Heughan and Jessica De Gouw tease their characters' struggles and relationship in The Couple Next Door, which premieres Jan. 17, 2025 on Starz in this exclusive interview with Show ...

Actor Sam Heughan stops by Studio 1A to discuss his new role in the psychological drama "The Couple Next Door" and how it compares to his iconic role in "Outlander." He also shares why the ...

Sam Heughan has brought to life Outlander’s Jamie Fraser—the world’s original book boyfriend—since 2014 on the television adaptation of the hit historical fantasy book series by Diana ...

Of course, things don't go as planned, and Laoghaire isn't exactly thrilled to see Jamie. Heughan wouldn't call the confrontation, which grows to include Laoghaire's paramour "a fight," per se.