Samuel L. Jackson and LaTanya Jackson celebrated their 4th wedding anniversary with a trip to the French Riviera.

Jackson, 76, is starring in his first-ever television series with the first Tulsa King spinoff for Paramount+. The actor will helm NOLA King, set in New Orleans. Deadline reported Jackson will ...

Samuel L. Jackson may not be banned from “Saturday Night Live” after all. The newly crowned Oscar-winner talked about a recent run-in with “SNL” ringleader Lorne Michaels on Entertainment ...

Samuel L. Jackson says it's his family's love that helped him "become the man I am meant to be." In this week's issue of PEOPLE, the movie star and his wife of 41 years, Broadway actress LaTanya ...

Samuel L Jackson worked hard on his Marvel TV series and now it's time for a much needed (yachty yacht) break (with Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson).

Samuel L. Jackson claims he would have been an Oscar winner by now if one specific scene had not been cut out from the 1996 film, “A Time to Kill.” Getty Images for SiriusXM ...

Samuel L. Jackson is not only a legendary actor; he’s an entire cinematic universe. For more than 50 years, he’s brought his unstoppable energy, legendary voice, and no-nonsense attitude to… ...

Samuel L Jackson said in a video interview with AP Entertainment, while promoting his role in Netflix’s “The Piano Lesson,” that Oscar nominations aren’t too big of a deal for him.

Samuel L. Jackson Says 'Maybe I Should Have Won' an Oscar By Now He added, however, that Academy Awards "don't move the comma on your" paycheck anyways ...

Samuel credits his wife for getting him to rehab in the early 1990s and taking care of their family while he got himself clean. The movie star has now been in recovery for more than 30 years.

Samuel L. Jackson’s performance in “A Time to Kill” is his best acting. Jackson plays Carl Lee Hailey, a Black man in the South who is on trial for shooting two White men who have brutally ...

Samuel L. Jackson Was Once an Understudy in “The Piano Lesson.” Now He’s A Star. Jackson gets the chance to revisit the August Wilson play that almost — but not quite — afforded him his ...