Directed by Jesse Eisenberg, A Real Pain showcased a powerful performance by Kieran Culkin, earning him widespread acclaim. Culkin’s role was not only critically acclaimed but also led him to victory ...

Comedian and actor Eric Andre opened up about one of his biggest professional regrets. It was turning down Kieran Culkin's ...

Kieran Culkin has been acting since the early nineties alongside his brother but his widespread acclaim truly took off as he ...

Other Oscar overlap winners included supporting actor Kieran Culkin for the dramedy "A Real Pain" and screenplay winner Sean Baker for "Anora," the story of a sex worker who marries the pampered son ...

And now let's look at Best Supporting Actor. We're expecting to see Kieran Culkin (A Real Pain), Guy Pearce (The Brutalist), Yura Borisov (Anora), and Edward Norton (A Complete Unknown).

In an interview with The Guardian, Guy Pearce talked about his 1st Oscar nomination and said, “I’ve been nominated for a few of these awards, and I haven’t won any! I’m not gonna win! Kieran [Culkin] ...

It would take a significant shock or breaking news to ruin Kieran Culkin’s chances of ... for Best Supporting Actor at 10/1 with CopyBet Guy Pearce is an absolute force of nature alongside ...

At the end of Culkin’s brief cameo, Hamm threw a jab towards his way, saying, “Alright, whatever dude, you know, that Mad Men ...

Kieran Culkin won Best Supporting Actor for A Real Pain at the 2025 Oscars, but according to Eric Andre, he had turned down the role first—and deeply regrets it.

Jon Hamm‘s monologue on “Saturday Night Live” was a self-deprecating bit about the slew of cameos he has had on the show through the years, and was interrupted by his frenemy Kieran Culkin.

Kieran Culkin and Bill Burr went straight from Broadway to Studio 8H. Hours after unleashing hundreds of expletives on a crowd at the Palace Theatre, the former Saturday Night Live hosts were back ...