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Don't forget that he was elected as a Supreme Court justice, too! (On The West Wing.)
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Bower garnered over 180 TV and film credits over the course of his career.
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The actor received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the New York Latino Film Festival.
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...plus new seasons of Power Book IV: Force on Starz and Love is Blind: After The Altar on Netflix!
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The Keep reminds us a lot of David Fincher’s Alien3; popularly-derided early films by now-revered directors.
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Push up your sleeves, fire up a heater, and toss your razor in the trash: It's Vice time, pal.
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The real star of the premiere (titled "The Test") is director Michael Mann.
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Ansel Elgort and Ken Watanabe star in Tokyo Vice, where the city is a noirish landscape of crime reporters, cops on the job, and yakuza mobsters operating in the shadows.
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The long-awaited return of Michael Mann is finally upon us.
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The legendary auteur also shares his experiences of working with Willem Dafoe, Harvey Keitel, and Michael Mann.
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It took 15 years, but the world is FINALLY starting to recognize Michael Mann's 2006 movie as the masterpiece that it undoubtedly is.
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Your to-watch list just got even longer.
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Before Moonlighting and Die Hard, Bruce Willis played an arms dealer in the definitive Miami Vice episode.
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The executive producers talked about 'The Assassination of Gianni Versace' and shed some light on the upcoming Katrina and Monica Lewinsky seasons of the show.
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Season Three of the Netflix series features some top-notch talent. Here’s your cheat sheet to the best father-son duo in this action-packed series.
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The actor was found dead in his hotel room by the cleaning service, family sources said.
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With so many new shows to watch, why do people stream shows that could be classified as "reruns"?
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Happy birthday, Don Johnson! We could use some carefree action in the sun these days.
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You can thank one dedicated woman who professionally watches hours of ‘Archer’ antics for your favorite catchphrase.
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1983's Scarface arrived in the mid-career heyday of director Brian De Palma, was written by Oliver Stone, and features an unforgettable performance from Al Pacino.