"Do not do LSD, children," Josh Brolin said on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,' before adding, "It was the greatest thing I ever did" Josh Brolin's first taste of psychedelic drugs came early. During his ...

Josh Brolin has been acting for almost 40 years, and thanks to his roles in both critically acclaimed films and mega-hit blockbusters, he's amassed a considerable net worth.

But beneath the glamor, at times, lies ... The post Josh Brolin’s childhood – actor tells all in autobiography appeared first on Newsner English.

Actor Josh Brolin has a new memoir coming out that details his difficult childhood and complicated relationship with his alcoholic mother. One story in particular really stands out, though; Brolin ...

Actor and writer Josh Brolin makes an appearance at Chaucer's Books in Santa Barbara on Thursday to promote his new memoir, "From Under the Truck." It describes stories from his life, including ...

Josh Brolin revealed to Joe Rogan that he had the opportunity to meet the president he portrayed in a movie, George W. Bush, but the Republicans paintings of dogs convinced him to skip it.

One day in January 1985, 16-year-old Josh Brolin was in Los Angeles filming the climactic scene in his debut film, “The Goonies.” In the largest and deepest soundstage at Warner Bros. Studios ...

In his newly released memoir, Josh Brolin recounts a time he watched John Travolta heal Marlon Brando in stepmother Barbra Streisand's living room during a dinner party.

Josh Brolin shared during his Dec. 12 appearance on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' that when he tried LSD for the first time at age 13, he interacted with a fireplace that spoke to him and "said some nice ...

Josh Brolin, who played Brand Walsh in 1985's 'The Goonies,' recalls having to prove himself as a serious actor during auditions.

Josh Brolin Praises Robert Downey Jr.’s Sobriety Journey After Reuniting at Broadway Show: ‘Love You, Pal’ “Thanks, Downey, for continuing to find the most soul challenging roads in ...

This is representative of a number of other anecdotes in Brolin’s new memoir: short and snappy, colorful and witty. He is reckless and unrestrained in the story and candid and unfiltered in the ...