Two words are uttered more than any other words on "Breaking Bad." Not Walt, meth, Skyler, drugs, Jesse or cook. We're talking about Jesse Pinkman's a...

"Breaking Bad" fans you can buy a little piece of Jesse Pinkman. The 1984 Toyota Tercel, driven by Aaron Paul's character is for sale at Mike Fari...

"Breaking Bad" is coming to an end, but fear not, it's going to be a "roller coaster ride to hell," according to Bryan Cranston. In HuffPost TV's e...

Aaron Paul can't hide his excitement about the final eight episodes of "Breaking Bad." As production began on the last half-season of the AMC meth-dra...

Hate TV spoilers? You're not alone. "Looper" director Rian Johnson, who directed two episodes of "Breaking Bad," admitted there's a major downside...

Aaron Paul won the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series at the 2012 Primetime Emmy Awards. Paul won his second career Emmy, bea...

Before he got involved with drug kingpin Walter White (Bryan Cranston), Aaron Paul was just a kid who had to have his pops. In a 1999 Corn Pops ce...

Comedic actor Bob Odenkirk has appeared on one of TV's most intense dramas for four seasons now as flashy criminal lawyer Saul Goodman, who represents...

Given that my interview with "Breaking Bad" creator Vince Gilligan veered into matters of morality and questionable choices, maybe it's appropriate th...

Walter White (Bryan Cranston) and Jesse PInkman (Aaron Paul) are two of the most loaded characters on TV these days. So how have the actors manage...

Everything Walt does these days is about power, control and asserting dominance. Not only is he a smirking, arrogant monster at this point, he feels he's above connections to anyone else.

Jay Leno must have a team of people with one primary objective: find early footage of his celebrity guests that he can surprise them with. It's become...