Seth Rogen reveals he’s spending quarantine smoking a “truly ungodly” amount of weed

By Patrick Hipes

After Hollywood production ground to a halt in Toronto in March amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, local restaurateur Fadi Hakim decided not to wait out the summer until A-list talent possibly returned to his popular old-school diner to shoot their Hollywood movies. Hakim — co-founder of The Lakeview on Dundas Street West, which played itself in Sarah Polley's Take This Waltz, starring Seth Rogen and Michelle Williams, and stood in as a New York coffee shop in David Cronenberg's Cosmopolis — instead invited budding Toronto filmmakers with a skeleton cast and crew to shoot their first or fourth short film inside his eatery.

By Peter White

By Joe Otterson

If there was ever a time we could all use some Hakuna Matata, it's right about now.  For the next installment of the Disney Family Singalong, airing this Sunday, four of the stars of the live action Lion King reprised their roles for a performance of the seminal classic, "Hakuna Matata." It means no worries for the rest of your days and while no one can promise that in a time like this, it's nice to pretend we can stick to such a problem-free philosophy.  E! News has your exclusive first look at the performance by Seth Rogen as Pumbaa, Billy Eichner as Timon, and Donald Glover and Walter Russell III as Simba, and be warned: this song might get stuck in your head for the rest of your days, especially because it's only a snippet.

By Justin Kroll

Seth Rogen's An American Pickle is moving across town and across media. HBO Max, the new digital streaming service from WarnerMedia, has acquired worldwide rights to the Rogen-starring comedy from Sony Pictures and will release the movie this summer under its Warner Max label.

By Anthony D'Alessandro

Seth Rogen celebrated his 38th birthday on Wednesday by waving at friends as they drove by his house.

Seth Rogen is loving his quarantine time at home during the coronavirus crisis. The actor, 38, was a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live! at-home edition of his show Thursday night and revealed that he's very much enjoying all the alone time (with his wife Lauren).

Seth Rogen seems to be handling self-quarantine just fine.The 38-year-old Superbad creator revealed he's been smoking 'truly ungodly' amounts of marijuana while self-quarantining during a video interview Thursday for Jimmy Kimmel Live!'s home edition.He also chatted about ways he's been keeping busy, including his new-found obsession with pottery.

There is a good chance no one is having a better time in quarantine during the coronavirus pandemic than Seth Rogen — and he is the first to admit it. The actor on Thursday was a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live! (home edition) where he talked about "being made" for the situation.

By James McClain

Judd Apatow is clearing the air about one of his beloved shows, Freaks and Geeks!

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage the globe, “Deadpool” star Ryan Reynolds and other celebrities are using their social media influence to demand that fans remain inside during the scourge.

What once seemed an affront to human and felinekind alike has become an unexpected salvation amid the coronavirus quarantine: is now available to watch from your home, whenever you want, in whatever state you want. Which Seth Rogen did for the first time on Tuesday.

Like the rest of the world, Seth Rogen is settling in to social distance amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Seth Rogen had something of a wild experience Tuesday night when he made the decision to get high and watch last year'sunmitigated disaster, the Cats movie. He was so confused and freaked out by the film — which just swept theGolden Raspberry Awards — that he took to Twitter and documented the evening.

Fresh off its big Razzies wins, the 2019 movie musical bomb “Cats” got another dose of life from everyone’s favourite pothead, Seth Rogen.

Seth Rogen found the best way to pass the time during self-isolation – by getting stoned and watching the heavily-panned Cats movie while providing a highly entertaining running commentary for his Twitter followers.

Seth Rogen has live-tweeted his first viewing of Cats while in self-isolation.