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Normally, we would just avoid this obviously fake report but since a few legitimate news outlets have run the story (notably Rolling Stone) and we're getting a lot of e-mails asking about it, we thought it was about time to address it. No, 'Breaking Bad' star Bryan Cranston has not been cast as Lex Luthor in 'Batman vs. Superman.'

Bryan Cranston recently indicated that he would be more than happy to shave his head (again) to potentially play the villainous Lex Luthor in 'Man of Steeel 2.' While there's no concrete evidence to suggest he's been offered the job or that Luthor will even appear in the sequel, it's still a fun question to ponder. Would the man who broke bad so well on TV be an ideal nemesis for Superman? Read Mo

'Batman and Superman' may be one of the big event films of 2015, but the film is still trying to find its cast. Sure, Henry Cavill is a lock as Superman, but recent word is that Warner Brothers is asking Christian Bale to re-don the cape and cowl, and is willing to pay him a lot to do so. But even then, who knows if he'll say yes? Bryan Cranston seems to want to make casting that much easier, as h

‘Breaking Bad’ season 5 cooks up its first of the final eight episodes, as Hank struggles to make sense of his newfound realization about Walt, while Walt keeps yet another secret from the family, and Jesse fervently attempts to assuage his guilty conscience. Last year’s ‘Breaking Bad’ finale “Gliding Over All” saw Walter put into action his plan to eliminate the nine conspirators remaining from M

Before the critical accolades of 'Breaking Bad,' before the memorable stint on 'Malcolm in the Middle,' the great Bryan Cranston was just a working actor, the kind of guy who couldn't say no to a part unless he decided he didn't want to pay his rent. This means that the early filmography of the man who would be Walter White is filled with all kinds of odd projects ... and 'Mighty Morphin' Power Ra

Less than two weeks away from the final premiere of 'Breaking Bad,' and so far AMC has kept new footage and spoilers to a minimum. We've seen some incredible teasers to be sure, but what of those eager to learn the fates of Walter White and his family in 'Breaking Bad''s final eight hours? Series star Bryan Cranston recently put forth his own theory on the end, which hits both literally and figura

We're just a couple of weeks away from the premiere of the final season of 'Breaking Bad' -- or the final half of it, anyway. The latest teaser for the upcoming premiere goes minimalist, with the camera panning over dusty and familiar landscapes, featuring objects that have become iconic for the series: the RV, Heisenberg's hat, etc.

We were on hand this past Sunday for the Comic-Con 2013 event of 'Breaking Bad''s final panel previewing the last eight episodes of the series, but for as many surprises and shenanigans as the Hall H presentation had in store, series star Bryan Cranston had one major bombshell to drop: the man walking through the convention center in a photorealistic Heisenberg mask was none other than the star hi

If you want to raise awareness for the new movie you're trying to crowdfund, there are few methods as amazing and hilarious as a celebrated and beloved actor insulting you and refusing to be in said project. Comedian Adam Carolla is currently trying to secure funding for his next indie film, 'Road Hard,' and he invited 'Breaking Bad' star Bryan Cranston to help him sell it. But Cranston won't be i

Only eight episodes remain in the entirety of 'Breaking Bad' canon (barring a 'Better Call Saul' spinoff, groan), and so far spoilers have been locked down tight for the final season run beginning August 11. So far, at least one thing has been confirmed by the second teaser poster released today: Heisenberg is terrifying, and we should all remember his name.