Although Sebastian Stan has taken on the role of a lifetime with The Apprentice, he still holds a light for some of the roles he didn’t get. The Golden Globe nominee, who portrays Donald Trump ...

Mick Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel are set to make a highly anticipated return to the Race of Champions in 2025. The duo will team up once again to represent Germany in the prestigious ROC ...

Maybe Sebastian Stan does, too! Or did, at least. Over the course of his press tour for The Apprentice, Stan has helpfully modelled a fix for any and all cut boredom: add a little movement and ...

I can't think of anything more hypocritical." By Lily Ford Sebastian Stan has branded former U.S. president Donald Trump a hypocrite who has attempted to “censor” his new movie, The Apprentice.

Most days, in between his hours spent in make-up and his first scene on the set of A Different Man, Sebastian Stan would walk the streets of New York in the prosthetics that made him look like his ...

US actor Sebastian Stan portrays Trump in The Apprentice, which focuses on Trump's younger years as a real estate tycoon in New York. The former president has threatened to take legal action ...

While some were wearing ski masks, Sebastian's look was a little more distinctive. As noted by Sirius XM's Jesea Lee, Sebastian's mask looked "burned" or as if Noah had a "Reese Pumpkin Egg ...

Sebastian Stan has played a wide array of characters thus far in his career, but perhaps the showiest of them all comes this weekend, when his portrayal of a young and upwardly mobile Donald Trump ...

It's a hell of a role, and Sebastian Stan, best known as Bucky Barnes in Marvel's "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier," plays Trump with a blazing commitment that nails every nuance. Ironically ...

Hair department head Michelle Côté and director Ali Abbasi tell IndieWire about their approach to Sebastian Stan's look ... longer and thicker with less hairspray. The second phase comes after ...

Jeremy Strong, left, and Sebastian Stan. The film, Strong said, “has the potential to illuminate something about the inner workings of this man.”Credit...Geordie Wood for The New York Times ...