As the Los Angeles Clippers take on the Utah Jazz on Thursday night, it will be a while before they back to the new Intuit Dome, though there was a story revealed of a famous comedian almost getting ...

While Dog Man himself doesn’t speak, the voice cast is made up of Pete Davidson as Petey the cat, Dog Man’s feline nemesis; Lucas Hopkins as Li’l Petey, Dog Man’s sidekick; Lil Rel Howery ...

Dog Man, a fusion of a police dog and his human partner, battles Petey the Cat and his clone, Lil Petey. When Lil Petey befriends Dog Man and is captured by a common enemy, Dog Man and Petey join ...

By creating the perfect partner: a clone of himself. It’s up to Dog Man and his squad – the chief of police (Lil Rel Howery) and intrepid reporter Sarah – to combine forces and stop Petey. The voice ...

As Dog Man embraces his new identity and strives to impress his Chief (Lil Rel Howery), he must stop the pretty evil plots of feline supervillain Petey the Cat (Pete Davidson). Petey’s latest plan is ...

In addition to Davidson – whose natural stand up style doesn’t lend itself to cartoon villainy – there’s Isla Fisher as reporter Sarah Hatoff, and Chicago’s own Lil Rel Howery in the ...

Dog Man is sworn to protect and serve—and fetch, sit and roll over. Lil Rel Howery is the voice of Chief and Isla Fisher is the voice of TV reporter Sarah Hatoff and I had a great time chatting ...

Love Hurts is a fun action film starring Ke Huy Quan that showcases stylish, well-choreographed action, in addition to standout performances from the cast. Last year's Oscar winners Cillian Murphy ...

Many celebrities have turned to Ozempic to lose weight over the last few years, but Lil Rel Howery isn't one of them. The actor opened up about his weight-loss journey during an appearance on ...

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Howery also discusses how having young children motivates his career and why he felt saddest after seeing himself in his breakout role in the 2017 movie "Get Out." IE 11 is not supported.