Dolph Lundgren says shared childhood abuse, fatherhood and demanding action careers helped him understand Sylvester Stallone, whose support revived his career and whose friendship endured disagreements, a cancer diagnosis and four decades of personal change.
Tom Cruise’s environmental drama Digger opened to only $28 million worldwide after production and promotion reportedly cost between $250 million and $280 million, putting the would be awards contender on track for losses reaching as high as $200 million.
Luke Evans says sexuality does not dictate political beliefs, cultural opinions or acting ability, rejecting expectations that gay people must share one worldview or that gay performers should be restricted to gay roles.
Chuck Lorre used his Project Angel Food acceptance speech to attack Donald and Melania Trump, drawing a blistering White House response as critics argued that partisan cruelty eclipsed a gala that raised more than $1 million.
Charles Barkley delivered a blistering critique of progressive ideas involving ICE, prisons, policing and voter identification, while reaffirming his independent political identity and arguing that immigration enforcement still needs significant improvement.
Phoenix Phillips vanished after becoming separated from a friend following a Steelers game in Cleveland. Police are examining surveillance video and following tips as his family travels from the Baltimore area to join the urgent search.
Pete Davidson questioned Zohran Mamdani’s Staten Island credentials before renewing his complaints about the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. Mamdani responded by highlighting a $4 billion rehabilitation project expected to begin construction in 2030.
Chris Rock compared institutionalized wokeness to the Salem witch hunts, arguing that punishment without forgiveness becomes destructive, while also acknowledging that cancel culture helped previously unheard people gain attention.