Award-winning actor Sir Patrick Stewart, best known for his work in the Star Trek and X-Men series, will receive this year's Distinguished Artisan Award at the 7th Annual Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild Awards (MUAHS, IATSE Local 706) celebrating his prolific acting career on stage and scr
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More than just Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Professor Charles Xavier, Sir Patrick Stewart is a classically trained actor with a long resume in historical costume movies and TV shows. He was a member…
Sir Patrick Stewart had a perfectly logical explanation for why politicians like Rob Ford and noted plagiarizer Rand Paul act the way they do. "Maybe they're not politicians," Stewart said. "Maybe they're comedians, but they actually have bad script writers."
These brilliant chicken enchiladas with mole are a total labour of love, but absolutely worth it. This recipe makes loads of mole, but it freezes well.
Actor Sir Patrick Stewart pays tribute to a former teacher as he is knighted by the Queen at Buckingham Palace.
Whether or not you agree that dogs are man's best friend, I hope we can at least agree that they're an endless source of wholesome and heartwarming moments.
The sci-fi icon explains why he finds Donald Trump 'profoundly disturbing.'
The actor discusses his 'Star Trek' character at the beginning and end, from his first impressions of Gene Roddenberry to saying goodbye to 'Picard.'
Shakespearean- and Xavierian-trained actor Patrick Stewart walks us through his favorite Brooklyn haunts.
What's better than one classically-trained actor who is also noted for his later life geek-friendly roles and posting odd pictures online? Why, two such actors, of course. Sir Patrick Stewart (77) and Sir Ian McKellen (78) share a bromance so strong, it looks they have been destined to be together.
The iconic actor talks about his new film Match, the joys of sex, and why he's honored to to be misidentified as a gay man.
Patrick Stewart returns to the final frontier in "Star Trek: Picard" as he seeks out new challenges.
Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart kiss at Mr. Holmes premiere
What's better than one classically-trained actor who is also noted for his later life geek-friendly roles and posting odd pictures online? Why, two such actors, of course. Sir Patrick Stewart (77) and Sir Ian McKellen (78) share a bromance so strong, it looks they have been destined to be together.
In honor of Sir Patrick Stewart’s (aka Captain Jean-Luc Picard) birthday this month, we would love to share my family’s love of Star Trek with you. Everyone who knows us knows we are complete Trekk…
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The distance from the Royal Shakespeare Company to the Improvised Shakespeare may not be as far as you think.
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Sir Patrick Stewart (@SirPatStew) visits Twitter HQ (@twoffice). Copyright Aaron Durand (@everydaydude) for Twitter, Inc.
