Seth Rogen, creator of 'The Studio,' hopes Vin Diesel will join season two. Rogen mentioned Diesel on Jimmy Kimmel Live. He thinks it would be funny to see Diesel outside of 'Fast & Furious'.

Seth Rogen joked about his audition tape for “Gigli,” “Truthfully, if that tape was out of the world today, this would be the last interview you ever saw me do...Other than, like, my apology ...

Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg admit they were a couple of big talkers when they first pitched The Studio to Apple TV+. With grandiose promises of starry cameos for scenes about real-life Hollywood ...

Seth Rogen Was Worried He Couldn't 'Come Back' from Controversy Around “The Interview” Victoria Edel June 11, 2025 Shutterstock James Franco (left) and Seth Rogen in 'The Interview' in 2014 ...

SETH ROGEN Like all great art, it’s up to you. We talked about both and we like the idea of both being a possibility. I think to some of the people who work on the show, it’s the same guy.

The star-studded first season of Seth Rogen‘s sitcom-as-Hollywood-love-letter The Studio included appearances by Olivia Wilde, Bryan Cranston, Charlize Theron, and Steve Buscemi, among countless ...

Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg Have Been Asked to Remake ‘It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World’ ‘Every Three Years’ — but They Likely ‘Never Will’ "It actually has amazing physical comedy ...

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GOLDBERG: Yeah, there’s also the sense that people are always curious about behind the scenes of Hollywood and we very, very, very much felt that besides The Larry Sanders Show, which was a huge ...

Jonah Hill, left, and Michael Cera as Seth and Evan, semi-autobiographical versions of Rogen and Goldberg, in the 2007 comedy “Superbad.” Melissa Moseley/Columbia Pictures ...

Rogen and Goldberg, who began writing an early version of 2007 hit “Super Bad” when they were just 13, integrated several of their own head-scratching or wince-inducing experiences into the show.

Rogen and Goldberg, who began writing an early version of 2007 hit “Super Bad” when they were just 13, integrated several of their own head-scratching or wince-inducing experiences into the show.