Billy Bob Thornton on Monday earned his seventh Golden Globe nomination for playing the title role in Landman, Taylor Sheridan’s deceptively funny but equally grim series on Paramount+ about the oil business that’s based on "Boomtown" podcast from Imperative Entertainment and Texas Monthly.

The actor shares his reaction to his nod for best actor in drama series and how a decision on a second season is coming very soon.

Billy Bob Thornton stars in "Landman," a new drama from Taylor Sheridan that explores the world of West Texas oil. But there's more to this story than meets the eye. Discover what Billy Bob hopes you'll uncover.

Landman, starring Billy Bob Thornton, Demi Moore, and Jon Hamm, has finally debuted on Paramount+ and its just the kind of drama-filled, increasingly high-stakes, ego-driven thriller that you've been looking for.

Billy Bob Thornton, American actor and filmmaker who is best known his famous roles in Fargo and Bad Santa, is right now top of the world as he's 'feeling great' about his Golden

Billy Bob Thornton reflected on why he is "happy" that he didn't find massive career success when he was in his 20s. He was 41 when he skyrocketed to fame with the success of his movie "Sling Blade."

The Friday Night Lights actor, who was wearing a pair of black Levi's women's jeans during the show, shared that he wears a size 6. The tidbit left host Drew Barrymore in shock, quipping, "Size 6? I couldn't get my right butt cheek in those."

Billy Bob Thornton celebrates his Golden Globe nomination for "Landman" and hints at a possible second season.

Billy Bob Thornton has defended his co-star’s “cartoonish” role in new series Landman. Landman is the latest series from Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan, who created the show alongside Christian Wallace.

While Taylor Sheridan's work usually looks at the world from an objective place, many viewers took issue with a speech from Landman. The post Billy Bob Thornton addresses the controversial reactions to a speech from his show,