Forming this instant connection with Barnes’ character was a cinch for Joe Freeman — and for good reason. “Me and Ben spent a ...

After playing the lottery for more than four decades, Joe Freeman is now celebrating a big win with his wife of 25 years. The Meriden resident won $100,000 from the Powerball drawing on July 12 ...

"Westworld" and "The Punisher" alum Ben Barnes told UPI his character in the new supernatural drama, "The Institute," is a troubled man seeking redemption.

Related: 10 Great New Shows to Watch This Weekend on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max, Hulu and More 12-year-old Luke Ellis (Joe Freeman) has a secret — he can move objects with his mind. Cool ...

Based on the 2019 Stephen King novel, "The Institute" follows 14-year-old Luke Ellis who is kidnapped by a organization because of his unique ablities.

12-year-old Luke Ellis (Joe Freeman) has a secret — he can move objects with his mind. Cool, right? But late one night, Joe’s family is brutally murdered and he’s taken to a top-secret ...

Joe Freeman is an American writer and researcher who has worked across Southeast Asia for more than a decade, reporting from Thailand, Cambodia, the Philippines and in Myanmar during the mid-2010s ...

The child at the center of the story is 14-year-old Luke Ellis (Joe Freeman, who shoulders a lot of dramatic weight), a genius with a mostly untapped ability to move things with his mind.