Jason Segel has officially entered a new chapter of his career and it's being recognized at the highest level. He's earned ...

Jason Segel has officially entered a new chapter of his career and it's being recognized at the highest level. He's earned his second Emmy nomination for lead comedy actor for Shrinking, the Apple TV+ ...

Harrison Ford, Jessica Williams, Jason Segel, and Michael Urie reunited at the Television Academy’s Televerse festival in Los ...

Now, the goal of Shrinking going beyond Season 3 isn’t surprising. Earlier this year, co-creator and star Jason Segel said he ...

The Emmy-nominated series, Shrinking, created by Bill Lawrence, Jason Segel and Brett Goldstein, follows grieving therapist ...

Jason Segel leaves a lasting impression in Forgetting Sarah Marshall's nude opening scene, which he said went through some "pretty thorough testing." For those who haven't seen the iconic 2008 ...

Jason Segel ended up quite literally becoming himself with the final “spooky and surprises”-filled episode of his AMC limited series “Dispatches From Elsewhere.” During the trippy drama ...

These days, actor Jason Segel is just as likely to walk through a row of orange trees in overalls as he is to be at a Hollywood premiere in an Armani suit. The 44-year-old "How I Met Your Mother ...

NPR's Scott Simon talks with Jason Segel about "Shrinking," the new Apple TV+ series he co-created and stars in. It's about a grieving therapist who starts telling his patients what he really thinks.

Jason Segel said that he started to get "bored" during the final years of "How I Met Your Mother." Segel starred in the show for 10 years and became a big name for roles in romantic comedy movies.

Jason Segel is an American actor. He rose to fame in 1999 on NBC's 'Freaks and Geeks' as Nick Andopolis. Segel is best known for his role as Marshall Eriksen on CBS's 'How I Met Your Mother' from ...

Actor Jason Segel talks to the Los Angeles Times’ Mark Olsen about how the cast of “Shrinking” reacted to their recent Emmy nominations. Mark Olsen writes about all kinds of movies for the Los Angeles ...