Jeremy Strong has revealed that playing Kendall Roy had a worrying long-term impact on his mental health. The 45-year-old actor explained that he 'sometimes lost touch with joy' while reflecting ...

Boston manager Alex Cora was working in 2024 with an expiring contract. He was set to hit managerial free agency this winter with the hope of landing a massive deal like Craig Counsell got last ...

Jeremy Strong played eldest boy/aspiring rapper Kendall Roy on Succession for seven years, but in a new interview with the Sunday Times, he says he doesn’t miss the role that has come to define ...

Before Tuesday night's game against the Toronto Blue Jays, manager Alex Cora revealed he has even higher expectations of Duran moving into 2025. He believes the speedster can be the leader his ...

Spending four seasons as Kendall Roy, the presumed heir to Logan Roy’s media empire, “fucked me up,” the actor told The Times of London in a recent interview. “It’s not something I have ...

Red Sox manager Alex Cora tested positive for COVID-19 and did not manage Thursday’s game against the Blue Jays, the team announced. Cora tested positive shortly before the game and will not ...

Red Sox manager Alex Cora might've had some NFL games to watch on Sunday because his afternoon at Fenway Park ended just in time for the early kickoff. Heading into the season, MLB made ...

As if playing Kendall Roy during the award-winning run of “Succession” didn’t mess with Jeremy Strong enough, the character is still taking a toll on the self-described “identity diffusion ...

In a move that's sure to surprise almost no one, Alex Roy – head of Team Polizei, multi-rally champion, author of The Driver and the man responsible for crossing the continent in 31:04 – has ...

You may remember Alex Roy as a member of Team Polizei, which drove a BMW M3 across the continental U.S. in the unofficial record time of 31 hours and 4 minutes in late 2006. The record is ...

Jeremy Strong said in a recent interview with The Times of London that playing Kendall Roy on HBO’s “Succession” for four seasons “fucked me up.” The actor won an Emmy and a Golden Globe ...