David Henrie joins Code Blue: I am so proud and humbled to recently be named the Director of Code Blue Youth Resuscitators (CBYR/Code Blue). What inspired me about Code Blue? It was the active involvement of Jermaine Crawford, who has been working to solve the problem of teenage homelessness, that plagues millions of our Nation’s [...]
David for Peace & We The Children
David recently attended the Artists For Peace And “Justice We.The.Children.” Project Benefit For Haiti in West Hollywood on Thursday. Pictures from the event have been added to the gallery
We The Children Project is a philanthropic for-profit business model based in Woodland Hills, CA. The project committee, compromised mostly of unemployed recent graduates, young professionals [...]
Wizards Writer
David Henrie is taking on another role on the Wizards set this season — a seat in the writers room.
The 20-year-old actor chatted with PJ Star about his production company, the upcoming episode and who he ultimately wants to be like. Check it:
On scribing his first Wizards episode: “I wrote my own episode, and we [...]
Legion Premiere
David stepped out for the premiere of Legion on Thursday night at the Arclight in Hollywood. It was recently revealed that the Spider-man franchise would be getting a face lift and sending Peter Parker back to high school. ClevverTv caught up with David to see what he thinks of playing Peter Parker. Do you think [...]
Eating out with Gregg Sulkin
David’s been hanging out with his new friend/co-star Gregg Sulkin lately and photos of them went online yesterday and the day before and I’ve added them to the gallery! What does everyone think of Gregg Sulkin?
Poses with Bella Thorne
Oceanup.com posted new pictures of David with guest star Bella Thorne. I’ve added them to the gallery!
New gallery for the new year!
The gallery is up and fully running with a brand new layout! I’ve added a bunch of pictures to the gallery and I hope you all enjoy them!
David shopping in Hollywood
Back in L.A.
Cabo San Lucas
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