Samuel L. Jackson recalled the time he nearly died from being dragged by a subway train in New York City. "So I'm sitting there thinking, I'm like, 'Oh, f‑‑‑, I'm going to die.'" ...

Hollywood actor Samuel L. Jackson recounts a terrifying 1988 subway accident that left him with torn ligaments after being dragged by a train in New York.

Samuel L. Jackson will star in a spinoff of Taylor Sheridan's 'Tulsa King,' which is currently in the works for Paramount+.

Samuel L. Jackson is looking back on his near-death experience being dragged by a subway train in New York: 'Your life passing before you, it's like, eh, not really.' ...

Samuel L. Jackson is headed to the next big Taylor Sheridan drama.. The actor is deep in talks to tackle a Paramount+ spinoff of Tulsa King.. The Hollywood Reporter first broke the news last year ...

Samuel L. Jackson is poised to lead his own Paramount+ series for Taylor Sheridan titled NOLA King, sources tell Deadline.

Samuel L. Jackson didn’t exactly know what he was getting into when he first agreed to be a part of Kendrick Lamar‘s Super Bowl Halftime Show.. The veteran actor and civil rights activist ...

Samuel L. Jackson is in talks for a spinoff of Taylor Sheridan's 'Tulsa King' set in New Orleans. The actor would star in and executive-produce the series alongside Sheridan.

However, Samuel has totaled 2,194 receiving yards over the last three seasons. He can still be a big producer in the passing game, supplementing a strong No. 1 like McLaurin who is good for 1,000 ...

June 6 (UPI) --Pulp Fiction and Marvel icon Samuel L. Jackson reportedly is in talks to star in a new series created by writer, director and producer Taylor Sheridan. Variety, The Hollywood ...

There might be another “Tulsa King” in town, as a Samuel L. Jackson-led spinoff series is in the works at Paramount+, according to media reports. The new spinoff series will be set in New ...

Samuel L. Jackson might grab a Tulsa King spin-off And Taylor Sheridan's quest to recruit pretty much every name actor over a certain age into his TV empire continues apace.