David Cross
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‘Arrested Development’ Posters Celebrate New Season … by Celebrating Previous Seasons
"Arrested Development" prepares for its future by looking back at its past
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‘Arrested Development’ Could Get Extra Episodes for Season 4
"Arrested Development" star David Cross reveals that new season will likely run 13 episodes
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David Cross on Using Cocaine Near Obama: ‘It Wasn’t That Much’
“Arrested Development” star David Cross says snorting blow at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner wasn’t about the high — it was about principle
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David Cross Stomps on ‘Alvin and the Chipmunks’
Making the movie was “the most unpleasant experience I’ve ever had in my professional life,” the actor says
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‘Arrested Development’: 13 Things We Learned at the Bluth Family Reunion
The Bluth banana stand is real, George Sr. was almost Tobias, and the series was inspired by “Cops”
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David Cross Scores Recurring Role on ‘Modern Family’
“Arrested Development” alum will play a city councilman who has a run-in with Claire
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Jon Hamm Joins David Cross’ IFC Comedy ‘Todd Margaret’
And Johnny Marr, legendary guitarist for the Smiths, will compose music for season two of the IFC series
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Last-Minute Emmy Nomination Pleas: 8 Actors Who Need Your Vote
Attention Academy members! Please be our proxy and vote for these underrated Emmy longshots
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Exclusive: Bob Odenkirk Planning Big Screen Reunion With ‘Mr. Show’ Co-Star David Cross
Rainn Wilson, Krysten Ritter and Dennis Farina have also agreed to play parts in “Annie Jenkins: A Not Very Romantic Comedy”
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TCA: IFC Comedy Slate Snags Armisen, Cross — and Reunites ‘Kids in the Hall’
Formerly primarily a destination for movies, the Independent Film Channel is making a major push for more original programming
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Fox’s ‘Running Wilde’ Reunites Cross, Arnett
Robert Michael Morris and Mel Rodriguez also join as regulars, with “Arrested Development’s” Cross to play a recurring role
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IFC Unveils Programming Slate, New Brand ID
Kids in the Hall, Will Arnett sign on to shows at cable channel, which is rebranding with tagline “Always On. Slightly Off”