It's a bird, it's a plane, no, it's Dean Cain ... of Superman is available for streaming on: Cain, an All-American defensive back at Princeton, signed with the Buffalo Bills in 1988.

Superman star Dean Cain ... cost you.' Cain blamed Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom, stating: 'You screwed up, Gavin Newsom. You screwed up.' He also shared that his monthly water bills in Malibu ...

Dean Cain, who grew up in Malibu ... Snowmelt, reservoir the water.” Cain said his water bill was in the thousands per month when he lived in Malibu, and he couldn’t get fire insurance ...

Superman star Dean Cain left Good Morning ... book roles in Smallville and Supergirl Cain has wavered politically over the years - voting for Bill Clinton twice before backing Al Gore in the ...

He spoke with “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman” star Dean Cain and asked if the actor planned to withhold an endorsement this year. “I never withhold an endorsement because I ...

Dean Cain portrayed Superman in the popular television series “Lois and Clark,” from 1993 to 1997. It was almost 20 years before Superman returned to the big screen in 2006 with “Superman ...

Actor Dean Cain is no stranger to controversy. As a conservative Christian in Hollywood, he has spoken out against cultural and political trends for years. But he believes cancel culture ...

On Sunday, Dean Cain ... role in the 90s. Cain, 57, gained prominence through his role alongside Teri Hatcher in the television series Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, which aired ...

Dean Cain, best known for playing the Big Blue in the Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, has recently opened up about ... hopefully it will go to legislation and get a bill passed so we can ...

He signed in the NFL with the Buffalo Bills, but his career was cut short with an injury. This interview has been edited for length. AL.com: What would the theology of Superman be? Dean Cain ...

Time to leave your Fortress of Solitude and watch Teri Hatcher and Dean ... that Superman has been transformed into an interesting, likable fellow." — Ken Tucker, Entertainment Weekly "Cain ...

When Mark Pedowitz, chief executive of the CW, left the network last year, some fans of worlds where men wear masks and capes and women can fly saw it as the death of, well, Superman. But 30 years ...