Adam Devine shocked Conan O'Brien by showing him the scar left behind from being hit by a cement truck as a child, revealing he 'underwent "something like 26 or 28 surgeries' at the time.

So, finally, Jesus in the Divine Mercy devotion, said to St. Faustina, “I’m coming to you.” That’s why every image of Divine Mercy has the left foot of Jesus stepping forward.

Adam Devine of 'The Righteous Gemstones' discusses Kelvin's coming out, doing his own stunts and saying goodbye to the HBO comedy.

Adam Devine shared a wild story about how he lost a body part while pleasuring himself in the bathtub. The comedic actor made the revelation while appearing as a guest on “In Depth with Graham ...

Devine also explained how the cement truck accident still impacts him now, but stem cell treatment has helped. “For a while, [the doctors] told me I was dying — literally, within this last year.

Adam Devine had a devastating accident when he was a kid and is still dealing with the fallout. But a recent diagnosis of stiff person syndrome was off the mark.

Adam Devine is opening up about the “nightmare” he’s been living due to having been struck by a cement truck as a child. During a recent conversation on the “In Depth With Graham Bensinger ...

Actor Adam Devine was given only six years to live due to complications from a childhood accident where a cement truck slammed him to the ground and dragged him 500 feet.

During an appearance on the In Depth With Graham Bensinger podcast, Adam Devine claimed he was "ghosted" by his Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates co-star Zac Efron after he called him "out of the ...

Adam Devine has a bone to pick with Zac Efron. After the pair starred in the 2016 rom-com “Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates” together, the “High School Musical” star, 37, told the “Pitch ...

Adam Devine says injuries sustained from being hit by a cement truck as a child still cause 'so much pain,' leading doctors to tell him recently he was dying, which changed the kind of actor he ...

Efron and Devine starred as brothers in "Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates," a 2016 comedy where their characters place an ad looking for dates to accompany them to their sister's wedding.