Penn Badgley’s wife has hit back at rumours she was the one responsible for the actor’s refusal to do any more sex scenes. The 39-year-old actor revealed
With a title like this one, of course it’s a darkly comedic murder mystery. Amazon MGM Studios has ordered to series Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone, based on the book series by Benjamin Stevenson.
You author Caroline Kepnes is working on a new "emotional creepy horror" series. The writer, whose thriller novels about serial killer Joe Goldberg were adapted into a five-season hit for Netflix with Penn Badgley in the lead role, has announced a new series coming to YouTube.
These 19 celebs surprisingly regret the role that turned them into household names. Check them out below.
Penn Badgley and Meghann Fahy are to star in the romantic comedy You Deserve Each Other. The pair have signed up for the Amazon MGM movie based on the novel by Sarah Hogle that is being directed by Marc Silverstein and Abby Kohn, the writing team behind the hit rom-coms Never Been Kissed and He's Just Not That Into You.
Penn Badgley's friends have been calling his son by the wrong name after a mistake on the Internet became difficult to correct. The 'You' star is dad to
"You" has concluded, but there were some alternate endings that didn't make the cut.
The fifth and final season of You brought back some very familiar faces, but Jenna Ortega was not one of them.
The finale of You was absolutely insane and thrilling from beginning to end, and star/executive producer Penn Badgley is opening up about filming the final sequence.
While at the premiere for the fifth and final season of You, Penn Badgley recalled how his former Gossip Girl co-star Michelle Trachtenberg, who died on February 26 at the age of 39, was "incredibly quick to laugh."
[Warning: This post contains MAJOR spoilers for You Season 5.] Joe Goldberg’s (Penn Badgley) reign of terror is over. You‘s fifth and final season saw the twisted serial killer with a penchant for cages and narcissism get the comeuppance he deserved.
Penn Badgley became financially independent at the age of 15. The 38-year-old actor became the main breadwinner for his family while he was still a teenager - but Penn was "close to broke" before landing a role in 'Gossip Girl'.
[Warning: This post contains MAJOR spoilers for You Season 5.] Joe Goldberg’s (Penn Badgley) story continued with Season 5 of You, which premiered on Netflix with all 10 episodes on Thursday, April 24.
With the fifth and final season of You quickly approaching, Penn Badgley is opening up about how the character of serial killer Joe Goldberg has caused a lot of reflection for him personally.
Netflix stars doing some cross-promotion.
Netflix's "You" season 5 will begin April 24.
Gossip Girl was ahead of its time when it came out, and for that, it remains a show that is just as rewatchable now as it was when it first debuted.
As the success of such fiction demonstrates — including the hit series Baby Reindeer on Netflix — there is an audience hungry to experience, if just vicariously, the thrill and the danger of obsession.
Netflix has revealed that the fifth and final season of their hit series, You, is now in production. Cracking a Gossip Girl-adjacent joke, Netflix dropped
Take cover, New York City. Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) is back in town. You will return for a fifth and final season on Netflix, with Joe coming full circle in the Big Apple.
If you're sitting around wondering if your crush from your favorite show in 2004 is still really, really ridiculously good-looking and choose not to Google it but still somehow have access to this article, look no further. Here are the teen heartthrobs of the 2000s who have still got "it."
Badgley was asked if his friendship with Cardi B could lead to an appearance on "You."
Penn Badgley has cornered the market on duplicitous characters, and that began when he portrayed "Lonely Boy" Dan Humphrey on Gossip Girl for six seasons from 2007-12.
"XOXO, Gossip Girl." It has been over eight years since we've heard what was once the most chilling line in all of teenage drama television—until today (May 28).
If Thursday's trailer is an accurate indication, Here Today is a hilarious slice of humble pie. The first-look at Billy Crystal's next project dropped
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