Breaking Bad was full of shocking moments, but one scene in particular stands out as Bryan Cranston talked about why it is so ...

He laughs, knowingly. (For years, Plemons was dogged with the sobriquet “Meth Damon” – a reference to both Breaking Bad’s drug of choice and the aforementioned movie-star resemblance.) ...

Jesse Plemons insists that Ozempic can’t take ... specific because then it turns into a whole thing.” The “Breaking Bad” alum has been dating Dunst, 42, since 2016. The couple welcomed ...

In "Breaking Bad" Season 5, Walt hires neo-Nazi exterminator Todd Alquist (Jesse Plemons) to help him and Jesse rob a train of 10,000 gallons of methylamine. Todd later replaces Jesse as Walt's ...

Breaking Bad actor Jesse Plemons cleared the air about his weight loss, shutting down speculation that he used Ozempic—the type 2 diabetes drug known to reduce appetite—to drop the pounds.

In a flashback to Jesse’s captivity towards the end of “Breaking Bad,” Todd (Jesse Plemons) brings Jesse to his apartment to help him get rid of his house cleaner’s body after she ...

Jesse Plemons is not what you would call conventionally ... Plemons has a knack for stealing the show even in minor roles, and Breaking Bad's Todd projected an air of simmering, unrealized evil ...

"It's really unfortunate that I decided to get healthy when everyone decided to take Ozempic," Plemons told the Los ... in the dystopian thriller, the "Breaking Bad" actor found himself "in ...