David Duchovny seen out on lunch date with mystery woman at Mauro's Cafe in West Hollywood. January 9, 2019
Dress Like Hank
David Duchovny and girlfriend Monique out for lunch in Malibu - Jan 5, 2019
Sunday, January 6
Actor David Duchovny and his 24-year-old girlfriend, Monique Pendleberry, hit up Soho house for lunch during a gloomy day out in Malibu. The duo steps out in laidback outfits. David opts for a red hoodie and brown pants combo meanwhile Monique throws on cuffed boyfriend jeans with tan booties and an oversized cardigan.
David Duchovny and Tea Leoni seen at the Airport
Saturday, December 29
A fan took a picture of David and Tea waiting for their flight to Barbados. December, 2018.
David Duchovny and Téa Leoni enjoy a jet ski ride in Barbados
Friday, December 28
David Duchovny enjoys jet ski ride with his ex-wife Téa Leoni as they enjoy fun beach day during family holiday to Barbados. On Thursday, David and Téa were photographed riding on a Jet Ski while enjoying a family vacation with their kids Madelaine, 19, and Kyd, 16 in Barbados.
In one snap, Téa puts her hands on David’s shoulders as she hops on the vehicle he is driving.
David Duchovny celebrates Scottish heritage at Christmas
Thursday, December 27
DAVID Duchovny celebrated his Scottish roots this Christmas by kilting up for the big day.
David Duchovny Spends Holidays with Family in Barbados - December 2018
Wednesday, December 26
Actor, David Duchovny, 58, and his kids West and Miller enjoy Christmas Day on the beach in Barbados. The family were joined by friends as they frolicked in the warm tropical waters, and Duchovny even showed off his fit form as he took a took in the sun. Former wife Téa Leoni was also seen there next to their kids. December 25, 2018
David Duchovny spotted at Broadway play 'Ferryman'
Saturday, November 24
Two days ago, David Duchovny was seen watching a Broadway show in New York City. November 2018. A fan took this picture:
10 Times The X-Files Mythology Confused Fans
Saturday, November 17
The Truth Is Out There.... and it's more confusing than you ever thought possible.
For a series devoted to finding the truth, The X-Files mythology had more than its fair share of deceptive twists and turns over the course of twelve seasons. Early episodes were open-ended, meaning viewers had to wait for a resolution. It was confusing but in a good way.
Things got muddled as the seasons went by, perhaps because creator Chris Carter refused to keep an internal bible. And that meant that the mythology folded in on itself and the confusing nature of the show changed from the good kind to the bad.
