Narcos became a worldwide phenomenon in large part thanks to its focus on the notorious Pablo Escobar. Wagner Moura portrayed the infamous drug lord for the first two seasons of the Netflix crime ...

Pablo Escobar's brother once sent Netflix a chilling message and demanded $1billion before they could film again. Here's what we know. At the time, Netflix responded with a statement that reads: “We ...

Wagner Moura stars as combat journalist Joel in Alex Garland's new film "Civil War." Moura previously played Pablo Escobar in Netflix's "Narcos." He tells BI about how both roles stuck with him, and ...

Netflix's gritty crime drama Narcos was originally meant to have four seasons, but this plan was changed, resulting in a spiritual successor set in Mexico. The original Narcos tells the story of ...

Netflix has announced Greta Lee (Past Lives) and Wagner Moura (Narcos) as the leads in its upcoming sci-fi thriller 11817. Directed by Louis Leterrier (Fast X), the film tells the story of a family ...

The brother of deceased Colombian cocaine king Pablo Escobar has made a “friendly request” to Netflix for a sneak peak as season two of Narcos. This is huge news because is means there is … a second ...

Dave East said he record over 12 songs at the Narco property. Dave East’s promotion of his sophomore album, Fortune Favors The Bold, has ventured into uncharted territory—specifically that of Pablo ...

Pablo Escobar was one of the most notorious drug kingpins the world has ever known. His cartel — based in Medellin, Colombia — ruled in the 1980s and at one point supplied 80 percent of the cocaine ...

Pablo Escobar, one of the world's wealthiest and most notorious drug lords, met his end nearly a quarter-century ago, but his legacy continues to cast a shadow over the Netflix drama "Narcos." On ...

Netlfix's series does more than trace the rise and fall of Pablo Escobar — it portrays various people entangled in his larger-than-life story, on both sides of the law and around the globe. By Tim ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Two former Drug Enforcement Agency agents who captured infamous drug lord Pablo Escobar stopped by Cumberland University on Wednesday. Agents Steve Murphy and Javier Pena ...