All eyes were on sitcom legend John Goodman when he visited the Empire State Building in New York City the other day, as he was on hand to light up the building in blue to celebrate the Smurfs movie.

Ultimately, No Name finds his “thing.” And his purpose is better and more extraordinary than any other Smurf’s. Good for him. Too bad his touchy-feely triumph ends one of the worst movies you’ll see all year.

John Goodman, known for “Roseanne” and his many voice roles, including Papa Smurf in the new “Smurfs” movie, says he’s still learning with every project.

With the forthcoming July 18 release of Smurfs, the Belgian-created comic book characters created by Peyo (née Pierre Culliford) return to the silver screen. In the animated/live-action musical reboot,

John Goodman has been on a weight-loss journey—and it appears to be a one-way street. The 73-year-old's dramatic weight loss was evident at the Los Angeles premiere of Smurfs on Sunday, Fox News reports.

John Goodman is showing off his 200-pound weight loss. The former “Conners” star, 73, turned heads when he walked the red carpet at the Los Angeles premiere of the “Smurfs” movie on Sunday. Goodman, who voices Papa Smurf in the animated flick, wore a navy blue suit, white shirt, black tie and brown shoes as he smiled for photographers.

John Goodman has kept up a busy shooting schedule, between 'The Conners,' 'The Righteous Gemstones,' and the upcoming Alejandro G. Iñárritu comedy.

The legendary actor, now celebrating 50 years in the business, opens up about his fraught relationship with Roseanne, bombing his 'SNL' audition and Spielberg announcing his role in 'Flintstones' without asking him first.