Arnold Schwarzenegger Celebrates Mars Helicopter With Some Classic Lines

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorEmbattled podcaster Joe Rogan said he isn’t planning to exit his Spotify deal to bring his popular — and controversial — show to Rumble, a video platform startup catering to right-wing personalities.Rogan, in a stand-up performance Tuesday in Austin, Texas, told the crowd he would not be moving “The Joe Rogan Experience” to Rumble, which earlier this week publicly offered him a $100 million deal. Rogan’s exclusive multiyear Spotify deal is reportedly worth more than $100 million.“No, Spotify has hung in with me, inexplicably,” Rogan said in answer to an audience member’s question about whether he was taking Rumble up on its offer, as reported by THR.

Angelique Jackson America Ferrera has signed on to play opposite Margot Robbie in “Barbie,” the upcoming movie from Warner Bros., Mattel and Robbie’s LuckyChap Entertainment.Greta Gerwig is directing the movie, from a script she co-wrote with Noah Baumbach, with Robbie playing the titular doll and Ryan Gosling playing Ken.

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Angelique Jackson Bleecker Street has secured North American rights to Catherine Hardwicke’s new action-comedy, “Mafia Mamma,” starring Toni Collette, Monica Bellucci and Rob Huebel.Collette stars in the film as a suburban American woman, who inherits her grandfather’s mafia empire and must learn navigate her new role as the head of the family business, defying everyone’s expectations.Based on an original idea by acclaimed French novelist, screenwriter and filmmaker Amanda Sthers, Hardwicke directs from a screenplay written by Debbie Jhoon and Michael J. Feldman (Peacock’s “AP Bio,” Hulu’s”Deadbeat”).

Wilson Chapman editorWith the Super Bowl taking place in Los Angeles for the first time in over 30 years, celebrities, NFL stars and musical acts will be descending onto the city for a week of parties, concerts, galas and private VIP events.But one can’t forget omicron. While the 2022 Super Bowl weekend once seemed like something of a return to normal for these events after a much quieter 2021, the recent COVID surge has caused several event companies to alter their plans for the upcoming celebrations.

Manori Ravindran International EditorYou can’t say we weren’t warned.When the omicron wave hit in December, the Berlin Film Festival frantically pivoted to ensure a physical event went ahead, and organizers cautioned that heavy COVID restrictions would be in place at the 72nd edition of the fest.True to form, those measures are keenly felt on the ground in Berlin, where COVID-testing buses and strict vaccination and booster checks will be de rigueur over the next week. Depending on where you’re coming from, that may be a shock to the system, but it appears to be a lot more straightforward than it looks — and rest assured you’ll be spared the indignity of spitting into test tubes.A day before Thursday’s opening ceremony, which screens Francois Ozon’s “Peter von Kant,” the main festival grounds are noticeably subdued, with the Berlinale Palast red carpet still in the process of being set up.

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Ed Meza @edmezavarOrganizers of the upcoming Berlinale continue to plan for a physical festival under strict safety measures, but with the EFM already moved online due to rising COVID-19 cases, this year looks set to be another gloomy gathering, not only for Germany’s dispirited film sector, but also for Berlin businesses bracing for more lost revenue.Local cinema operators and distributors have welcomed the move, but the condensed event and ongoing Omicron scare is likely to keep attendance on the low side.“This is such an important signal for the entire culture and film industry,” says Christian Bräuer, chairman of independent cinema association AG Kino – Gilde and managing director of Berlin’s Yorck-Kino group. “Of course, as social venues, we are aware of our responsibility.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterAnthony Ramos has joined the upcoming Marvel series “Ironheart” at Disney Plus, Variety has confirmed with sourcesRamos was most recently seen in the film adaptation of “In the Heights.”Marvel Studios declined to comment.More to come…

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“Fatherhood is really the greatest joy,” Arnold Schwarzenegger told Men’s Health in 2018, and it’s a truth he’s lived ever since he first became a father. Though Arnold’s life is full of major milestones – winning Mr. Universe, claiming the title of Mr. Olympia seven times, serving as the governor of California from 2003 to 2011, becoming a pop culture icon with films like Conan The Barbarian, The Terminator, Predator, and Kindergarten Cop – it seems that the one thing he’s most proud of is being a dad.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is set to return back to the Kindergarten classroom — this time on an animated scale.The 73-year-old Kindergarten Cop star announced his new project — which is one of the last concepts to come from the mind of the late comic book legend Stan Lee — a kids cartoon series called Superhero Kindergarten.Set to lead the show as a superhero-turned-teacher tasked with training the next generation of superheroes, an excited Arnold announced ahead of its April 23 premiere: 'I am so pumped.' New gig:Arnold Schwarzenegger, 73, is set to star in an animated kids cartoon for comic book legend Stan Lee called Superhero KindergartenIn four days all of you can finally see what I’ve been working on! I am so pumped to show

Arnold Schwarzenegger is showing off his unexpected friendship with Mike Tyson!The former California Governor invited the boxing legend to his Los Angeles mansion, sharing clips and photos on his personal Instagram account, where the stars enjoyed the day playing games of chess and golf.The two friends seemed to be having a great time, and they were joined by former UFC star Henry Cejudo, who filmed the encounter.Arnold, who recently received the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and encouraged her fans and followers to receive it, can be seen focused on his chess match with Tyson.They both can be seen in Arnold’s balcony, with Mike who founded his cannabis company in 2016, smoking what looked like a joint and scoring on their game of

“I ain’t got time to bleed,” declares Jesse Ventura in one of the many quotable lines from Predator. However, the brothers who penned the 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger starring sci-fi action flick are certainly making the time and the case that the Walt Disney Company needs to get its mitts off the rights to the franchise.

Katherine Schwarzenegger has 'enjoyed every single minute' of parenthood.The 31-year-old writer and her husband Chris Pratt have eight-month-old Lyla together and the author has seen the coronavirus pandemic as an 'incredible gift' because it's meant her parents, Maria Shriver and Arnold Schwarzenegger, and her siblings Christina, Patrick and Christopher, have been able to spend more time with the youngster than they otherwise could have done.'It's just such a great experience for me and really exciting as well to be able to see my whole family around my daughter,' Katherine told Entertainment Tonight. Beach baby:Katherine Schwarzenegger has 'enjoyed every single minute' of parenthood.

Arnold Schwarzenegger can't stop using his famous film catchphrases, according to his son Patrick Schwarzenegger. The 27-year-old actor admits that his action legend father is unable to stop using his iconic movie lines in everyday life.

Katherine Schwarzenegger has "enjoyed every single minute" of parenthood. The 31-year-old writer and her husband Chris Pratt have eight-month-old Lyla together and the author has seen the coronavirus pandemic as an "incredible gift" because it's meant her parents, Maria Shriver and Arnold Schwarzenegger, and her siblings Christina, Patrick and Christopher, have been able to spend more time with the youngster than they otherwise could have done.

A sweet shout-out! Katherine Schwarzenegger praised her husband Chris Pratt’s parenting on Wednesday, April 14.

Arnold Schwarzenegger sure loves his catchphrases.

Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger invited boxing legend Mike Tyson over to his Los Angeles mansion on Tuesday for a friendly chess match.The Austrian-born 73-year-old and the Brooklyn-born 54-year-old looked thick as thieves as they huddled over the chess board alongside a gaggle of guy pals.Mike - who founded his cannabis company Tyson Ranch in 2016 - had what appeared to be a joint in his mouth as he hit Arnie's putting green on a balcony.