The Late Show with David Letterman had a series of Top 10 lists involving pick-up lines, and the funniest has to go to the ...

Opus pretends to be about pop stars and celebrity, setting up a story in which the extremely reclusive, wildly popular musician Alfred Moretti (John Malkovich) is about to release his first album ...

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If John Malkovich is in a movie, he’s stealing the show. From the high-pitched Russian mobster (Rounders) and sadistic killer (Con Air) to the charismatic seducer (Dangerous Liaisons ...

John Malkovich was disturbed to find upon a recent visit to johnmalkovich.com that someone was already being John Malkovich. The actor, who moonlights as a fashion designer, had wanted to use that ...

But it’s impossible to resist Malkovich as Moretti, particularly when he’s gyrating his hips while wearing a golden space suit and performing one of his new tracks to the captive audience.

Playing a seasoned Secret Service agent protecting the U.S. President from an assassination plot, Eastwood met his match in John Malkovich’s magnetic performance as the sociopathic villain.

John Malkovich leans into his regular off-kilter creepy to play the unlikely pop star at the center of this serious misfire by the A24 studio, a movie that also manages to pull “The Bear” star ...

People are yearning for the days with less screens and more ball pits because of a viral post about the current state of McDonald’s PlayPlaces. On March 5, author and journalist Nancy French ...

John Malkovich isn’t one to jump into franchises for the sake of it. In fact, he’s passed on Marvel movies before, and for one simple reason: the paycheck. He told THR: The reason I didn’t do them had ...