Bryan Cranston recounted the time he became a murder suspect in his twenties. "Breaking Bad" actor Bryan Cranston once became the subject of an all-points bulletin (APB) after his former colleague turned up dead.

Okay, so that means they're going to do it, right? Good news, Breaking Bad fans: Your boys Jesse and Walt might be coming back. That's right, Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, AKA Walter White and Jesse Pinkman, are likely to appear - crossing over to the spinoff series Better Call Saul, in fact, according to none other than show creators Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould.

The 'Breaking Bad' star turned down an opportunity to direct one of his favorite plays after realizing that it would do nothing to contribute to the overall conversation around privelege and free speech: Now, instead, he is directing a play about those things exactly.

Emma Thompson basically did the formal concert version of screaming 'OPEN UP THE PIT!' right before the chorus came in.