Breaking bad News

Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston is set to reveal all in an upcoming memoir. The untitled book, scheduled for release in the Fall, 2015, is reportedly set to spill the beans on a number of secrets.

Jeremiah Bitsui is nothing like the sociopath he plays on Breaking Bad. However, he is thankful to have had the opportunity to portray one of the baddest of the bad on the hit AMC series. [Spoiler alert]

A guy in Florida who recently won a competition to watch the series finale of 'Breaking Bad' together with the show's cast, has got into rather appropriate trouble. He has been arrested for running a drug distribution operation.

Lockwood - For those wishing that the series "Breaking Bad" could continue, your wish has been granted, as the absolutely genuine Walter Jack White, 53, of Montana has just been arrested for “possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine.”

Europe and Latin America stand to get the Breaking Bad spinoff Better Call Saul next year on Netflix, right after it’s been aired on AMC in the United States.

Albuquerque - It began in 2008 with a pilot that drew 1.4 million viewers to AMC. "The Breaking Bad" series starred Bryan Cranston as Walter White, a 50 year old high school chemistry teacher diagnosed with terminal lung cancer.

Vince Gilligan created one of the greatest television dramas of all time. Now he's about to make his acting debut on another show that's become part of popular culture - NBC's "Community."

Superstar actor Anthony Hopkins didn't pull any punches when he sat down to write Bryan Cranston, who played the notorious Walter White in 'Breaking Bad'. Hopkins told Cranston his acting on the series was the best acting he'd ever seen.

Wilmington - "I chose a half measure when I should have gone all the way. I'll never make that mistake again," Mike Ehrmantraut says. "No more half measures." These are the words recording artist Phonte Coleman lives by.

The end has come for the iconic television show Breaking Bad. Millions of people watched as Walter White lived through the final minutes of his on-screen life.