Breaking Bad explores Walter White’s tragic duality, charting his transformation from teacher to Heisenberg and the cost of ambition on his soul.

Breaking Bad, one of the most popular television series of all-time, gives a fascinating insight into high-stakes decision ...

The end of Breaking Bad highlights just how far Walter White is willing to go in order to protect his business. He’s not even afraid to turn on his own people, something he proves by killing ...

White’s story is told in Forgotten Hero: Walter White and the NAACP, directed by Michelle Smawley and written and produced by Rob Rapley. The documentary premieres on the PBS series American ...

If Walter White is the anti-hero of Breaking Bad turned full-blown villain, then Skyler White has supplanted Walter as the series’ anti-hero.

Walter White’s assertive declaration, “ I am the one who knocks,” became a powerful meme after its debut in a 2011 episode, with the monologue being recreated by celebrities like Samuel L ...

When Walter White died in 1955, one obit called him “a Negro by choice.” The way White saw it, it was the only choice an honorable person could make. The blond, blue-eyed White was, by … ...

Walter White fans will have a chance to pay their respects to the fictional character, who died at the end of Breaking Bad ‘s final episode. An Albuquerque charity is hosting a funeral for the ...

Walter White goes back to Albuquerque, in the end, not to face down his demons or try to become a hero. He goes back because this is his story, and it must end with more explosions and more death.

Things are finally breaking good for Walter White. An army of big-hearted New Yorkers are helping the down-on-his-luck 91-year-old Korean War veteran who was robbed at gunpoint inside his Harlem ...

A real-life Walter White has been sentenced to four years in prison for cooking meth, reports say. John Gose, an ex-high school chemistry teacher, has a similar story line to the fictional Walter W… ...