'Breaking Bad' stars auctioning finale tickets for charity

'Breaking Bad' actors Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul are using the show's finale party to raise money for charity.
The actors are giving fans a chance to ride along with them in the show's signature meth-cooking RV to the Hollywood Forever Cemetery screening and they are hoping to raise USD 750,000 for Paul's wife Lauren Parsekian's anti-bullying nonprofit - The Kind Campaign, reported Ace Showbiz.
Instead of auctioning off the tickets to the highest bidder, Paul is using the fundraising website Omaze.Com.
Last year, Cranston used the platform to raise over USD 300,000 for the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

Recently props from the hit show were sold off at a charity auction in New Mexico.
The sale at a thrift store in Albuquerque attracted huge queues of fans desperate to snap up souvenirs, including a pair of shoes worn by Cranston, as well as a pair of his character's trousers, several shirts, and a variety of chemistry lab equipment.