Last chance to save on Apple TV+ subscriptions — this limited-time offer allows eligible customers to watch “Severance,” “Ted ...

The ‘Ted Lasso’ actor struggles to land on a stage persona in his funny if uneven comedy special.

“He loved his cat and the cat was run over and they buried the cat, buried it, and he was his child,” Goldstein said on a ...

Roy Kent is having some confusing thoughts on Ted Lasso‘s revival. Brett Goldstein, who writes for the series and plays Kent, recently compared the series to a friend’s dead cat that seemingly came ...

Brett Goldstein joked that bringing "Ted Lasso" back for a fourth season -- after it was intended to only run for three -- is ...

"We buried it, we all cried, we had a funeral. Are you saying we can bring anything back? It’s too much power," he says.

Ted Lasso has been Apple TV+'s leading show for feel-good content. This Emmy-winning sports comedy-drama series has risen to ...

Ted Lasso writer/actor Brett Goldstein explains how the Apple TV+ series' Season 4 return reminds him of a friend's "dead" cat.

The multi hyphenate, 55, was spotted smiling and locking arms with the Ted Lasso star, 44, in between takes on Tuesday. The co-stars, who were both bundled up in large puffer coats, enjoyed an ...

Sen. Ted Cruz stuck out his neck to critique Donald Trump’s actions on tariffs, warning they could have resulted in a political “bloodbath” for the party had the president not partially ...

This iconic line was written by one of the greatest American poets Walt Whitman, but any Ted Lasso fan will automatically be reminded of one of the most loved scenes from the show - the dart scene.

Goldstein is a comedian, actor, writer and producer who is best known for playing Roy Kent on Apple’s feel-good soccer comedy “Ted Lasso.” He reteamed with series creator Bill Lawrence to co ...