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Ever wanted to greet your friends and family with a hearty “Yo Bitch” but thought Aaron Paul might sound a little better doing it? If yes, then Christmas has come early for you as the ‘Breaking Bad’ star has released a new iPhone app which allows you to let him say “Yo Bitch” to all your loved ones.

Aaron Paul is here to fulfill all your 'Yo Bitch' needs

Paul announced the release of the app on twitter writing, “Yo Bitch! To everyone that has ever asked me to call them a bitch, here you go. It's an App Bitch! Happy Holidays.”

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Media tycoon Rupert Murdoch has defended the casting of Exodus: Gods and Kings after reviews and social media users claimed the film was racially inaccurate and insensitive.

Controversial casting: Joel Edgerton (L) and Christian Bale (R) in Exodus: Gods and Kings.

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Continue reading: Rupert Murdoch Causes Controversy On Twitter (Again!), Defends 'Racially Insensitive' Casting Of 'Exodus: Gods & Kings'

Aaron Paul isn't happy with Toys R Us and who can blame him? Hypocrisy is certainly rife within the world of action figures, toy guns and video games. The 35-year-old actor tweeted  in response to the decision by Toys R Us to remove Breaking Bad action figures from its shelves after a Florida mother became concerned about the message they were sending children. One of the dolls was of Jesse Pinkman, the character Paul played in the critically acclaimed series. 

Breaking Bad Series 5 Cast

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Just days after Toys 'R Us decided to remove the new 'Breaking Bad' action figures from its stores, one of the stars of the hit AMC series, Aaron Paul, has taken to social media to speak out against this decision.

Paul took to Twitter to blast Toys 'R Us' decision to pull the 'Breaking Bad' action figures

On Thursday (Oct 23rd) Paul, who played Jesse Pinkman in the Emmy-winning show, took to Twitter to express his dismay that a petition launched by a Florida mom, titled 'Remove Breaking Bad dolls from their shelves,' led toy retailer to pull the action figures.

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The Primetime Emmy Awards were held on Monday evening (25th August) in Los Angeles and there was stiff competition in every category although the results were ultimately highly predictable. 

Breaking Bad dominated the drama awards at the Primetime Emmys.

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Having landed the role of a lifetime as Jesse Pinkman – Breaking Bad’s lovable surrogate child to Bryan Cranston’s Walter White – a summer aged 27 could have seen the end of his acting career. 

Packing up his car for the 800-odd drive to L.A from Idaho, Paul was embarking on a journey he could never forsee, kicking off with his first big role: Amanda Seyfried’s boyfriend in HBO’s Big Love. That earned him around $600. His parents had to fit the bill for his rent, three months in a row. Luckily, his relationship with his mother and father was better than Jesse’s with his. 

Continue reading: Aaron Paul On Jesse Pinkman And The Moment He Thought His Career Was Over

Julia Louis-Dreyfus attempted to sell her Primetime Emmy Award to Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, who now work as owners of a seedy pawnshop called Barley Legal. You have no idea how much we want that whole sentence to be true, but it’s not.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus at the Veep season 3 premiere [Getty/Jason Kempin]

It is, in fact, a spot sponsored by Audi of America for the Emmys. It sees Dreyfus try and drum up some quick cash to pay for a regrettable purchase. "I read somewhere that Celine Dion has her own island, and last night I had a little bit too much rosé, did some online shopping, so now I have to pay for my own island," she explains in the video. 

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The 30th Television Critics Association Awards (TCAs) was held on Saturday (19th July). The ceremony was held at the Beverly Hills Hilton in Los Angeles. With the 66th Primetime Emmys looming, have the TCAs given us some clues as to who is likely to win on 25th August?

Breaking Bad won Outstanding Achievement in Drama for the second year in a row.

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Continue reading: Who Won At 2014 Television Critics Association Awards & What Can The Results Tell Us About The Emmys?

Bryan Cranston is going to star in a TV version of the award-winning play, ‘All The Way’ on HBO after the pay cable giant has obtained the rights. The Breaking Bad actor will stroll into the studios with a Tony award in one hand and probably a Primetime Emmy in the other.

Bryan Cranston holds aloft his Tony Award

Cranston has already stunned Broadway with his turn as president Lyndon B. Johnson in Robert Schenkkan’s play, which tracks the charismatic, outspoken leader from his inauguration following the assassination of President Kennedy through to the Vietnam War, right up to the landmark civil rights bill.

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Director Ridley Scott has dealt with some epic stories whether it's the might of the Roman Empire and the obsession with gladiators, slavering murderous aliens in space or legends of British folklore. But now the 76-year-old director is tackling the Bible and is adapting the story of Moses for the big screen in Exodus: Gods and Kings. 

Joel Edgerton and Christian Bale star as Rhamses and Moses in Exodus: Gods and Kings.

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Continue reading: See Heavily Eye-Linered Christian Bale As Moses In Ridley Scott's 'Exodus: Gods And Kings' [Trailer & Pictures]

Better Call Saul, AMC’s upcoming Breaking Bad spinoff is yet to air a single episode, but has already been renewed for a second season. The new series, which will star Breaking Bad’s Bob Odenkirk and may or may not feature appearances from Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, has received an extra 13-episode order, bringing its total number of episodes to 23, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Bob Odenkirk reprises his role as Saul Goodman.

As for its premiere date, it has been pushed back, meaning that the series will not premiere until 2015, instead of the previously announced date in November. The second season will then air in 2016. Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan directs the series premiere and will be co-showrunning with Peter Gould. Gould is the mind behind the Saul Goodman character, played by Bob Odenkirk. Filming is underway on the 10-episode first season in Albuquerque, N.M.

Continue reading: AMC's "Better Call Saul" Premiere Postponed, Show Expanded With Second Season

Aaron Paul played fan-favourite Jesse in Breaking Bad, the AMC sleeper hit that would become one of the most talked about shows of all time. During its run, the meth drama dominated the Internet, especially during season 5 when fandom and viewership reached an all time high.

Jesse Pinkman and Walter White suit up for another cook in AMC's 'Breaking Bad'

TV’s history is dominated by a few key moments, and not many are bigger than the introduction of the slow-burning, multi season American drama, exploring themes of loneliness, economic deprivation, crime corruption and, above all, family. The Sopranos paved the way, and, alongside shows like The Wire, Mad Men, The West Wing and Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad sits amidst that pantheon.

Continue reading: Aaron Paul Ranks 'Breaking Bad' Up There With The Very Best Of All Time

Bryan Cranston will pen his memoirs, particularly focussing on the years he starred in hit AMC drug drama, Breaking Bad. Cranston's publisher, Scribner, announced the news on Thursday (3rd April) and said the book would be released in Autumn 2015.

Bryan Cranston's memoirs will be published in Autumn 2015.

Cranston's role as Walter White may be the selling point for the memoirs as Breaking Bad was hugely popular and has already gone down in history as one of the most viewed and widely discussed series on television. However, the memoirs will not merely concern Cranston's role on the show but his life and career leading up to, as the publishers aptly put it, to "one of the greatest performances of our time."

Continue reading: Bryan Cranston's Memoirs To Reveal "Secrets & Lies I Lived With Whilst Shooting 'Breaking Bad'"

As fan theories go this one has definitely got its convincing elements. Donna Dickens over at HitFix.com has come up with an extremely intricate (and well spotted) theory that has led her to believe AMC’s Breaking Bad was intended as a prequel to the network’s apocalyptic zombie series The Walking Dead. Dickens’ theory is built upon a series of remarkable ‘coincidences’ between the two series. So what evidence had she presented to back up her claims?

Did Blue Sky do this?

The first link between the two series is allegedly found in Season 2 of The Walking Dead. When T-Dog is taken down with a fever and needs antibiotics, Daryl produces his older brother Merle’s ‘medicinal’ supplies. At the bottom of the plastic bag containing the assortment of drugs is a blue crystal like substance. To the casual observer there’s nothing exciting to spot there, except Dickens has suggested that the blue crystals are in fact Blue Sky, the meth produced by Walt and Jesse in Breaking Bad. Perhaps the bag of drugs was just a left over prop from the show, or a nod to AMC’s recently concluded series?

Continue reading: Was 'Breaking Bad' The Prequel To 'The Walking Dead'?

Mr. Peabody & Sherman has defied expectations by claiming the box office number one spot in its second weekend of release. Dreamworks' animated children's comedy moved up from last weekend's second place to become the most-watched film of the week, with domestic box office takings of $21.2 million, according to Box Office Mojo.

'Mr. Peabody & Sherman' Enjoys A Surprise Trip To The Top Of The Box Office.

The lively movie about a genius dog and his human son was held off last week's number one action fantasy movie, 300: Rise of an Empire. Zack Snyder's R-rated sequel was forced to settle for second best this week, taking $19.2 million. It seems that the initial excitement surrounding the follow-up to the highly-quotable 2006 film dissipated when critics began to file crushing reviews.

Continue reading: 'Mr. Peabody And Sherman' Vanquishes '300: Rise Of An Empire' To Claim Box Office

We know that there isn’t a single Breaking Bad fan out there who can’t wait for Better Call Saul to start! The highly anticipated spinoff series will be written by Peter Gould and Vince Gilligan and is planned to be a prequel to the intense action in Breaking Bad.  The show will see shady lawyer Saul before he landed the walk-in-the-park gig as crystal meth mastermind, Walter White’s, lawyer.

Bob Odenkirk will reprise his role as shady lawyer, Saul Goodman

But what do we know about Better Call Saul? Other than what we can assume there’s not really a huge amount of information to go on!

Continue reading: Parking Tickets Or Mass Murder? Better Call Saul! What To Expect From The 'Breaking Bad' Spin-off