Along with Pascal (“The Mandalorian” and upcoming “Fantastic Four: First Steps”), the film stars Tom Hanks, Ben Mendelsohn ...

After Pedro Pascal’s hilarious appearances on SNL’s 50th Anniversary special, I’m convinced he doesn’t need to wear the ...

OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- Oakland is set for a starring role on the big screen. The trailer for "Freaky Tales" has come out, a ...

It turns out, that while Kelsey met Domingo on her trip, Matt met Domingo's older brother Ronaldo (Pedro Pascal) on his. "Came all this way, had to explain direct from Ronaldo," Pedro sang.

Pedro Pascal is everywhere. In movies, TV shows, and under everyone's pillows and minds. He is so omnipresent that he ...

she asked. But, as the group performed, they revealed that Matt had his own past, with a man named Renaldo (played by Pedro Pascal). As it turns out, Renaldo is Domingo’s brother! “Matt is my ...

Saturday Night Live’s 50th-anniversary special has been a nostalgia trip. The show has brought back cast members, iconic guests, and recurring sketches from seasons past. It also brought back a ...

This time, Molly Shannon and Martin Short opened the skit before Sabrina Carpenter, Pedro Pascal, Andy Samberg and Bad Bunny crashed a vow renewal. “Defying Gravity” from Wicked, Taylor Swift ...

own old flame Ronaldo (Pedro Pascal). The star power of the sketch only multiplied when it was revealed that Ronaldo and Domingo are two of three brothers, and their third brother was played by ...

In a spin-off of Carpenter’s hit track ‘Espresso’, the four of them announced that the groom, played by Andrew Dismukes, had a fling with old flame Ronaldo, played by Pedro Pascal.

"She's in the middle of New York and she screams to the sky," Carpenter sings before Domingo (Marcello Hernandez) belts, "That what she's looking for, is this hung Latin guy!" Esther Kang is a ...

Sabrina Carpenter and Pedro Pascal’s unexpected Saturday Night Live (SNL) appearance has left fans awestruck. The internet is flooding with reactions filled with happiness and excitement.