Following news of Val Kilmer’s death Tuesday at age 65, many fans have returned to one particular scene in the actor’s storied film career:...

Val Kilmer, who died Tuesday, April 1, of pneumonia, was known for some iconic roles, ranging from Batman and Jim Morrison to Tom Cruise’s w...

Val Kilmer battled throat cancer just years before his tragic death at the age of 65.The Top Gun and Batman Forever actor, who died of pneu...

The 1980s marked the return of a lot of things. They were called “the greed decade,” which really meant that materialism was coming back wit...

Kilmer: "I wish that I loved more. I want to be a better person. I try to figure that out, every day, how to be more grateful."

Good morning, Colorado. I just got back from helping my sister with her 2-month-old baby and nearly 3-year-old toddler while her physici...

“It was a shock to find this out," festival founder Nino Simone said on Wednesday of Kilmer, who died of pneumonia at age 65.

Fan-favorite actor Val Kilmer who placed Iceman in “Top Gun,” Batman in the 1995 flick “Batman Forever,” and Jim Morrison in “The Doors” die...

‘He’s such a powerful actor that he instantly became that character again,’ Cruise said of his co-star

VAL Kilmer spent the last 24 years of his life single despite having a string of public relationships with some of Hollywood’s brightest sta...

Truly iconic! The late Val Kilmer had an illustrious acting career in his lifetime, with roles ranging from Batman in Batman Forever to the...

Collaborators, co-stars, and admirers pay tribute to the Batman Forever and Top Gun actor, who died on Tuesday at the age of 65

Val Kilmer was linked to Cindy Crawford, Angelina Jolie, Cher and more celebrities throughout his life before his death at the age of 65.Th...

This article was originally published in 2021, and has been republished in light of Val Kilmer’s April 2025 death. Other actors get more cre...

The star of ‘The Doors’, ‘Top Gun’, ‘Heat’ and ‘Batman Forever’ – who has died at the age of 65 – was notorious for clashing with directors...