Actor Jason Dohring from Veronica Mars met with an engaged audience Friday evening at Lost Parrot Café in South Pasadena for ...

First things first: The No. 1 reason to watch “Veronica Mars" is Jason Dohring (aka Logan Echolls). Let’s just get that straight. Yes, Kristen Bell’s performance as the titular Mars deserves the ...

Actor Jason Dohring, best known for his role as Logan Echolls on Veronica Mars, will appear live at Barnes & Noble Fullerton on Friday, October 24 at 7:00 p.m. for an exclusive book talk and signing.

Actor Jason Dohring will appear at the Lost Parrot Cafe in South Pasadena for a live discussion centered on Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health and its practical applications for everyday ...

Dohring reacts to that "Veronica Mars” twist and other moments from his career. A long time ago, we used to be friends. But unlike the “Veronica Mars” theme song, we have thought about Logan Echolls ...

Jason Dohring remembers exactly where he was last March when he found out the "Veronica Mars" movie Kickstarter campaign had raked in $200,000 shortly after its launch. The 31-year-old "Veronica Mars" ...

Veronica Mars star Jason Dohring drew a packed crowd at Barnes & Noble Fullerton for an intimate book talk on overcoming self-doubt and discovering genuine confidence. Sharing how Dianetics: The ...

One of the more popular tropes of fandom today is when people break down into teams along the romantic fault lines in whatever it is they're watching, the most famous case being the “Twilight” movies ...

The "something" that the weight loss called for? Spoiler warning: Logan is now an officer in the Navy. (And yes, we get to see him in uniform. All hail Rob Thomas!) "There's so many problems that my ...

Jason Dohring talked about his character's fate on "Veronica Mars." Warning -- spoilers ahead! You’ve had two solid weekends to binge-watch the Veronica Mars revival on Hulu but if you still haven’t ...

When celebrities hang out with Bustle editors, we want to give them the chance to leave their mark. Literally. So we hand them a pen, a piece of paper, a few questions, and ask them to get creative.