Youssef stars, as well as Mandy Moore, Chris Redd, Alia Shawkat, and Kieran Culkin. Check out the full lineup below, with ...

This movie seems like a real team effort from the beginning to accepting awards. Kieran Culkin actor explained why he originally thought he may step down from the film, noting wanting to spend ...

Eisenberg (who also directs) plays David, a Jewish New Yorker whose grandmother left money in her will for him and his cousin Benji (Kieran Culkin ... and laugh-out-loud funny, often at the ...

while walking the National Board of Review Awards Gala red carpet. Related: Kieran Culkin forgot A Real Pain costar Jesse Eisenberg was also director: 'B----, I got notes for you too' The Social ...

Asked whether he’s a Home Alone “super fan,” Eisenberg quipped at the gala red carpet, “Well, I mean, who isn't at my age?” Related: Kieran Culkin Accepts His 2025 Golden Globe After ...

Winners announced back in December, but gala held Tuesday night ... Following him came his co-star, Kieran Culkin, fresh from his Golden Globe win Sunday. At this elegant dinner Kieran wore ...

Kieran Culkin ... A Real Pain is funny and intelligent, a sort of buddy road comedy that knows when to laugh at itself and when to take matters seriously. Culkin is its brightest star, and the ...

"Babygirl" star Nicole Kidman toasted the crowd at the National Board of Review gala in New York Tuesday ... I would surely do it with you.” Kieran Culkin, who won best supporting actor for ...

Kieran Culkin, who won best supporting actor for “A Real Pain,” went characteristically off script. Amid expletive-filled praise for collaborator Jesse Eisenberg, the “Succession” star ...

The big winner of this year’s gala was “Wicked,” which was honored with top ... I would surely do it with you.” Kieran Culkin, who won best supporting actor for “A Real Pain,” went characteristically ...

Kieran Culkin, apparently on an unstoppable run to ... they ponder differently tragic family histories. It’s a touching, funny drama that allows truths to emerge subtly and sometimes ambiguously.