The Interview

Seth Rogen is reflecting back on 2014's 'The Interview' which led to a series of hack on Sony Pictures. But the 'Superbad' actor says he doesn't "feel as bad as you would think" about it.

"I ran downstairs, and he was literally standing downstairs with a basketball under his arm and was like, ‘You wanna come play?’" Rogen told 'Rolling Stone.'

North Korea's Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un ordered the death of a man who managed an aquarium where dozens of baby turtles died.

James Franco opens up about "The Interview" to David Letterman, but does Dave really get it?

Guy Fieri helps bring the peace, one falafel at a time.

James Franco talks about getting sick during the controversy over "The Interview."

"The Interview" will be available to stream on Netflix this weekend.

It could have been worse, though.

The free speech symbolism is going a little far.

Here's a preview of what a Kim Jong-Un-directed version of "The Interview" might have looked like.

It's better than nothing.

President Obama has approved a fresh batch of sanctions against North Korea as a result of their role in the Sony hack.

A North Korean defector and U.S. activist group have a plan to overthrow Kim Jong-un: ballooning in "The Interview."

A year's worth of slander in one DvM, with awards for 2014's dumbest Caucacity, Best Fight, Worst Rapper, biggest Wingding, and the realest RN. Stay tuned!

The mildest of Twitter beefs.

"The Interview" was downloaded two million times, and made five times the amount of money online, than it did at the theaters.

Franco was late. Rogen and co-writer/co-director/co-conspirator Evan Goldberg held down the fort.

"The Hobbit" was the top earner at the box office, while Tim Burton's latest, "Big Eyes," was a flop.