Offerman’s portrayal of Ron Swanson, the stoic and mustachioed government employee with a penchant for woodworking and breakfast foods, catapulted him to mainstream recognition.

Some of the best shows in the last five years have come from Apple TV+. When you think of shows like Ted Lasso, Silo, Severance, and The Morning Show, they are all productions from Apple that ...

If the announcer at the 2025 Oscars sounds familiar, that’s because it’s Nick Offerman! The Last of Us star, 54, assumed the role of the announcer for the 97th Academy Awards on Sunday, March 2.

Fans tuning in for the 97th Academy Awards were quite surprised to hear a very recognizable voice as the Oscar announcer. Comedian David Allan Grier was tapped as the announcer for the 2024 awards ...

Nick Offerman took on the role of announcer at the 2025 Oscars after Ronald Reagan first voiced announcements in 1953 If the ...

According to the screenshot attached to the unverified viral post, the PIC (pilot in command) was James and the FO (First Officer) was Kendal and the flight attendants were Hollie and Rebecca.

Growing up, Ron Washington did not need a cell phone, mostly because they did not exist. As a child of the 1990s myself, I do remember a time where you could just live your best life without being ...

The ongoing controversy surrounding Korean actor Kim Soo Hyun's past relationship with the late Kim Sae Ron has been a topic of debate among people since earlier this month. While Kim Sae Ron's ...

Many familiar faces walked across the stage at the 97th Academy Awards on Sunday - Hollywood's biggest night of the year. And don't forget about the audience - which featured some of the most ...

Alien Enemies Act: A federal judge on Saturday said the Trump administration must halt use of an obscure wartime law, called ...

Ron Washington is starting to sound like New York Gov. Kathy Hochul. The Angels skipper instituted a no cellphones in the clubhouse rule during spring training in a move similar to Hochul’s ...

Arizona Cardinals games will sound a lot different this fall. A lot quieter, probably. And that's not necessarily a good thing. Ron Wolfley, the longtime color analyst on Cardinals radio ...