Ryan Gosling

Ryan Gosling reunites with his ‘La La Land’ director to tell Neil Armstrong’s story.

Plus, a surprise appearance from Melissa McCarthy?!

Season 43 of Saturday Night Live came through with a heavy-hitting line-up with Hollywood heartthrob Ryan Gosling hosting and legendary Jay-Z as the night's musical guest.

Baby Goose is officially in the building. That’s as far as SNL will let him in the first Season 43 promo, as premiere host Ryan Gosling can’t seem to count on his fame to actually get him through the door.

As SNL brings its summer Weekend Update to a close, we have our first official Season 43 host. Hide your replicants, as Blade Runner 2049 star and returning guest Ryan Gosling will host the late September premiere, joined by an iconic New York musical guest.

Ryan Gosling is about to play himself. (In the DJ Khaled sense, not the Being John Malkovich sense.) The actor’s been on something of a roll recently, scoring critical plaudits for The Nice Guys and La La Land last year — the latter of which ended up a surprise blockbuster and less-surprise Oscar hoarder — and continuing on into 2017 with this past spring’s Song to Song. He’s got Blade Runner 2049 on the docket for this fall, a likely smash that may earn him admiration among nerd circles, the last niche demographic he has not yet charmed. But with the world at his feet, Gosling’s now making moves to dash all the goodwill he’s recently built up.

Ryan Gosling shared what went through his head onstage during the Best Picture Oscars mix-up during a talk at the Adobe Summit.

There's just something about the snarl, Ryan Gosling, gets us every time.

Hey girl, Madame Tussauds set my eyes a little too close together.

Ryan Gosling won the Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy at the 2017 Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night (January 8).