Robert Downey, Jr. News

YouTube Originals kicks off the holiday season with 'The Great Gift Exchange,' a 12-part series highlighting the art of giving.

David Letterman returns to the host seat.

For the 13th consecutive year in conjunction with the NBA Finals, ABC will present “Jimmy Kimmel Live: Game Night.” These special-edition episodes will air during primetime every night of the NBA Finals, beginning with Game One.

Discovery Channel has greenlit a new wildlife series THE BOND, it was announced today by the network.

Phat Scooters, an Arizona based manufacturer of recreational and commercial electric scooters, has entered into a six-episode agreement.

HBO has renewed the drama series PERRY MASON for a second season, it was announced today by Francesca Orsi, Executive Vice President, HBO Programming. 

Netflix has announced a new eight episode series, Sweet Tooth, based on characters created for DC by Jeff Lemire.

Yesterday, Chris Evans joined Instagram and, for his first post, he joined the ALL IN CHALLENGE, offering a virtual game night with him and five of his “superhero” friends, Robert Downey Jr., Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Mark Ruffalo and Jeremy Renner.

Own the movie all the animals are talking about and go an epic journey with a hilarious always cold bear, an anxious gorilla, a lovable giraffe, a ferocious tiger, and more!

Chris Evans has wished his Avengers co-star Robert Downey, Jr. a happy birthday today! The actor shared a photo of the pair in front of the Avengers logo.

Jake talks about not being scared of the Coronavirus, mistaking a food allergy for bed bugs while on a press tour in NY, getting robbed in Hollywood, being arrested for something he didn't do, and his show 'Stumptown' on ABC.

Emily talks about making A Quiet Place Part II, why it wasn't scary shooting the monster scenes, her husband John Krasinski getting into finger weaving, and she reveals that she almost became a pop star.

Aidy talks about flying on a plane amidst the Coronavirus outbreak, working on Saturday Night Live, creating sex scenes for herself on her show “Shrill,” her grandma being her #1 fan, shooting the show in Portland, an awkward dinner encounter, and being in charge of television announcements at her Catholic high school.

Vin talks about what he's doing to protect himself against the Coronavirus, celebrating his daughter's birthday, his love of pigeons, adding big stars like John Cena, Charlize Theron & Cardi B to the Fast and Furious franchise, making Bloodshot, his mom's love of astrology, and his friendship with Michael Caine.

Tim talks about touring with his theatre company, doing Q & A's with audiences, which of his movies he gets asked about the most, delivering pizza in Beverly Hills, and making his new movie VH-YES with his son Jack.

Elle talks about turning 21, choosing a go to drink, celebrating at a karaoke bar with tequila shots and champagne, getting sick in her Uber on the way home, getting to play the sister of her actual sister Dakota Fanning in a new film, and shooting her new Netflix movie “All the Bright Places” in Cleveland.

Justina talks about acting in 'All in the Family' for Jimmy and Norman Lear's 'Live in Front of a Studio Audience' on ABC, what it's like performing for a live crowd, auditioning for Norman Lear, moving from Chicago to Los Angeles, and her first acting gig.

Ben talks about one of the dumbest things his friend Matt Damon has ever done, his incredible love for Tom Brady, how Adam Driver saved his son's birthday party, making his new movie “The Way Back,” and Jimmy shares photos from Ben's new project with Matt.

Today YouTube and Global Fund for Women launched “Fundamental. Gender Justice. No Exceptions” - a brand new five-episode documentary series that follows dynamic activists from five countries who are disrupting the status quo and radically altering the course of history. What does it really look like to be a feminist leader in 2020? Partnering with Refinery29 on the series, the first episode of “Fundamental”, titled Rights Not Roses, which focuses on ending child, early and forced marriages in Pakistan, premieres today. 

Freddie talks about the excessive birthday celebration that was thrown for him on set, how he got his start acting, and reveals why the Coronavirus is of actual concern on the set of ABC's “The Good Doctor.”