Seth Rogen's 'The Studio' trailer features a fake trailer starring Johnny Knoxville and Josh Hutcherson in a battle with diarrhea-ridden zombies.

Knox News recently named Johnny Knoxville the most famous Knoxvillian in film and television. You might argue the point, but Philip John Clapp, who took his name from his hometown, was born here ...

“Fear Factor” has a long lineage. The series was originally hosted by Joe Rogan on NBC, then by Ludacris on MTV. Over the ...

Rolling Stone. Seth Rogen Can't Market Johnny Knoxville and Josh Hutcherson's Diarrhea Zombies in ‘The Studio' Story by ...

By February 2001, Knoxville was a star, making it onto the cover of Rolling Stone. Mom Lemoyne made another appearance in a News Sentinel article, after Knoxville joked that she took exception to ...

Knoxville is filling the shoes once occupied by Joe Rogan, who hosted the original Fear Factor from 2001 to 2006.The show was revived by MTV in 2017 for two seasons and emceed by Ludacris.

Rolling Stone. Disney World Guests Escorted Out of Park After Totally Outrageous Act. ... Related: Johnny Knoxville Says Son Rocko, 12, Has His ''Jackass' Gene': 'I Have to Worry' About Him.

Johnny Knoxville has taken to social media to share his frustration over the cancellation of his critically acclaimed Hulu comedy series Reboot. “It’s with a heavy heart that I say despite ...

Also partaking in the fun are Josh Gad, Johnny Knoxville, Emily Ratajkowski, J.B. Smoove, Jay Ellis, Danny Devito, Pamela Adlon… and that’s just who’s listed in the teaser. In this article ...

Johnny Cocoa‘s philosophy is sound and simple. “I know that greatness attracts greatness,” he told Rolling Stone during his appearance on the latest episode of On Your Radar. “So I’m ...

Johnny Knoxville discusses his journey to Hulu's 'Reboot,' his relationship with Bam Margera and why 2022’s 'Jackass Forever' might not ... Rolling Stone Cuomo Concedes to Zohran in New York ...

Knox News recently named Johnny Knoxville the most famous Knoxvillian in film and television. You might argue the point, but Philip John Clapp, who took his name from his hometown, was born here ...