Barry Keoghan said that there is "no slacking" when working alongside Peaky Blinders' leading man, Cillian Murphy, adding ...

Barry Keoghan applied to many dance and drama schools in Ireland, and the star has admitted the rejection made him feel "lost ...

Barry Keoghan opened up about his struggles with addiction after losing his parents at a young age: “My father passed away as a result of similar and I lost my mom to it.” ...

Barry Keoghan is getting real about his struggle with addiction. In a new interview with Hollywood Authentic, the actor ...

Taylor Hill/FilmMagicBarry Keoghan is speaking candidly about his struggle with drug addiction. The Saltburn star, 32, revealed in a recent interview with Hollywood Authentic he is aware of and accept ...

The chart-topping singer - who stars alongside Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan in 'Hurry Up Tomorrow', the new psychological thriller film - shared: "As an artist, you have duties, and you also ...

played Barry Keoghan. Shortly after Tesfaye loses his voice, a psychosomatic ailment, he meets superfan Amina, portrayed by Jenna Ortega. She offers temporary comfort and, in return, is afforded ...

Barry Keoghan may be being secretive about his Beatles biopic prep, but his ear-wide grin is giving away all the excitement! Not that Barry Keoghan's filmography was in dire need of any more ...

played Barry Keoghan. Shortly after Tesfaye loses his voice, a psychosomatic ailment, he meets superfan Amina, portrayed by Jenna Ortega. She offers temporary comfort and, in return, is afforded ...

Even host Phil Keoghan thinks about who he’d want to play with. TV Insider caught up with Keoghan at a CBS press event in Los Angeles in May, and he got emotional when sharing that if he could ...

Barry Keoghan, the actor who is set to play Ringo in Sam Mendes’ forthcoming set of Beatles biopics, has revealed that he met the man himself and has seen his drumming technique up close. Appearing on ...

We may receive an affiliate commission from anything you buy from this article. TV, film and media executive Barry Diller spent a decade at ABC, where he helped popularize the made-for-TV "Movie ...