Chins up, Bucko. Just because 2011 is over doesn't mean 2012 will be dull. Here are a few projects coming together for locally tied celebrities in the new year:

Johnny Knoxville wants to clear up a few misconceptions about his new baby girl's name.

John Cusack and Johnny Knoxville are teaming up for "Carnaval," a comedy under the direction of Josh Stern.

Johnny Knoxville has been busy working on a career that doesn't have "Jackass" written all over it.

From the gritty “Justified” to the deadpan of “Louie,” FX has been marking its territory as a reliable distinction for men over the past couple of years. And now, with the dark buddy comedy “Wilfred” (10 p.m. Thursday), the cable ...

Ryan Dunn’s untimely death via a car crash early Monday morning stunned members of his inner circle when they heard the news, and now the sadness extends all over the nation as others learn of the auto accident.

PHILADELPHIA — As a star of MTV’s “Jackass” franchise, Ryan Dunn made a career out of cheating death, one cringe-inducing, skin-crawling stunt after another. Early Monday on a Chester County, Pa., highway, that daredevil streak caught up with him.

Seriously, folks, Jack Bauer, the hero of “24,” is not a real person. On Monday and in wake of Osama bin Laden’s death, there may have been some confusion about that.

Johnny Knoxville is going to be a daddy again.

Johnny Knoxville says he won't be playing Moe in the Farrelly brothers' adaptation of "The Three Stooges," but he's busy with other projects.

Johnny Knoxville is not joining the Farrelly brothers’ “Three Stooges” movie.

Johnny Knoxville’s famous tomfoolery wasn’t tolerated when he was part of the Boys and Girls Club as a 9-year-old. “They really taught you about being a young man,” he said Tuesday night before a “Jackass 3D” benefit screening at the ...

LOS ANGELES — Worried that you’ll have to wait a few years for the next collection of antics from Johnny Knoxville and the “Jackass” crew? Don’t fret — it will likely be only a few months. To hear it from ...

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - It's easy enough to find Johnny Knoxville's soft spot. Talk about coming back home for a visit or his family and his voice begins to break.

Martha Stewart shows Johnny Knoxville how to properly carve a Halloween pumpkin. He appeared on her show Tuesday and was tested on his knowledge of his hometown. No moonshine questions were asked.