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ÁngelSalazar, the actor best known as Al Pacino’s trusted sidekick “Chi Chi” in the 1983 film Scarface, has died. Salazar passed away in his sleep at a friend’s home in Brooklyn, NY Sunday, his rep and longtime friend Ann Wingsong confirmed to TMZ. He was 68.

Miley Cyrus has become the youngest-ever Disney Legend – find out more about the honour below.On Sunday night (August 11), the 31-year old Cyrus was inducted as a Disney Legend, the company’s Hall Of Fame programme. During the induction ceremony at the D23 expo, Cyrus was seen wiping away tears before commencing her acceptance speech after Lainey Wilson performed a rendition of the Hannah Montana theme song ‘Best Of Both Worlds’.Miley Cyrus wipes away tears during her Disney Legends acceptance speech at #D23. pic.twitter.com/iMU2UCcsgu— Variety (@Variety) August 12, 2024Cyrus began: “I’m gonna let everybody get on a little Disney Legend secret.

confirmed to TMZ.A friend went to check on the actor Sunday morning, and found his body in his bed.An official cause of death has not been revealed, however Wingsong said that Salazar suffered from several heart issues.The actor, who was born in 1956, landed the role of Chi Chi — the sidekick to Al Pacino’s iconic Tony Montana character — early on his career.The ganger blockbuster also starred Michelle Pfeiffer as Elvira Hancock, Montana’s mistress who ultimately becomes his wife, as well as Steven Bauer, who played Montana’s partner-in-crime Manny Ribera.The film became an instant cult classic, and earned Pacino a Golden Globe nomination for best actor.Salazar also appeared in several other films, including the 1980 film “Where the Buffalo Roam,” 1982’s “A Stranger is Watching,” and the 1984 film “The Wild Life.”The following year, he appeared in “Sylvester,” as well as the 1988 film “Punchline,” before securing a role on another hit film, 1993’s “Carlito’s Way,” which also starred Pacino.Salazar also appeared in several TV shows, including “On Our Own,” “The New $treetz Seriez,” “Jersey Mafia Chronicles,” and “In Living Color.”The actor also boasted a background in stand-up comedy, and went on to star in several HBO comedy specials.He was best known for coining the catchphrase, “Sheck it out!”Salazar also secured a returning role on the NBC series “Last Comic Standing.”His final performance was held earlier this month at Reno’s Silver Legacy resort and casino in Las Vegas.

Scarface actor Angel Salazar has tragically been found dead in bed at a friend's house, according to reports.The actor's representative and close friend Ann Wingsong reportedly told TMZ that the 68-year-old actor passed away in his sleep while staying at a friend's home in Brooklyn, New York, US, over the weekend. Angel was best known for his role in the iconic gangster film Scarface, where he played the sidekick of Al Pacino's lead character, Tony Montana. On Sunday, Ms Wingsong revealed that his friend discovered his lifeless body when checking on him in the morning.

Miley Cyrus hits the stage in a suit while being honored as a Disney Legend on Sunday (August 11) at Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif.

Katcy Stephan She’s got the best of both worlds: Miley Cyrus became a first-time Grammy winner this year, and now she’s been named a Disney Legend. Lainey Wilson took the stage to introduce Cyrus, performing her own lively rendition of the “Hannah Montana” classic “The Best of Both Worlds.” After the song, she told the singer, “Miley, I want to thank you for never being afraid to step outside the box, always staying true to yourself, and most importantly, always kicking butt.” “I’m gonna let everybody get on a little Disney Legend secret. I’m the one that tells you what you’re not supposed to know.

Celine Dion's team has come out swinging against Donald Trump for his unauthorised use of her iconic ballad at an election rally, stating: "Today, Celine Dion's management team and her record label, Sony Music Entertainment Canada Inc., became aware of the unauthorised usage of the video, recording, musical performance, and likeness of Celine Dion singing 'My Heart Will Go On' at a Donald Trump / JD Vance campaign rally in Montana." The star's representatives issued a public statement saying, "In no way is this use authorised, and Celine Dion does not endorse this or any similar use. ...

Celine Dion’s team have stated that Donald Trump used ‘My Heart Will Go On’ without authorisation at a rally and that she “does not endorse this”.At the political campaign event in Bozeman, Montana on Friday (August 9), a video clip of Dion singing the 1997 song was played on the big screen.At the time, it was unclear whether Trump’s people had followed the proper routes to clear the usage of the track, but in a social media post to Dion’s accounts on Saturday, the answer became clear.“Today, Celine Dion’s management team and her record label, Sony Music Entertainment Canada Inc., became aware of the unauthorized usage of the video, recording, musical performance, and likeness of Celine Dion singing “My Heart Will Go On” at a Donald Trump / JD Vance campaign rally in Montana,” it read.A post shared by Céline Dion (@celinedion)“In no way is this use authorized, and Celine Dion does not endorse this or any similar use.”“…And really, THAT song?” the statement concluded, possibly referencing the song’s synonymous links with Titanic, the world’s most famous sinking ship.Dion had been invited to perform at Trump’s inauguration in January 2017, but once again, she refused to be associated with the former president.The Canadian singer gave a showstopping performance of Edith Piaf’s ‘L’Hymne a L’Amour’ at the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics on July 26, her first public performance since she revealed her stiff person syndrome diagnosis in 2022.Dion is far from the first artist to speak out after their music was used at a Trump rally.

Celine Dion is hilariously throwing shade at Donald Trump and JD Vance for using her song “My Heart Will Go On” at their rally in Montana.

Céline Dion is not here for Donald Trump for using one of her most iconic songs at a rally this week!

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music Former President Donald Trump has a long history of using popular songs at his campaign rallies without authorization — by the Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Tom Petty, Linkin Park and even Celine Dion — many of which have titles or meanings that hardly seem to imply victory, like “You Can’t Always Get What You Want,” and, in the current case in point, “My Heart Will Go On,” Celine Dion’s theme song from the 1997 film “Titanic,” in which thousands of people die on a sinking luxury liner.Trump campaign plays the theme from the Titanic at his rally pic.twitter.com/lspVW1hA5I While Trump has used the song at rallies in the past, in Montana on Friday night he used a video of Dion singing the song as well — which brings in a raft of legal issues beyond the standard use of a song at a rally. On Saturday, Dion disavowed any endorsement of his campaign and questioned the choice of the song, which for millions evokes the tragedy of the Titanic and, in the film, Leonardo DiCaprio’s dying character sinking to the bottom of the sea.

Footage from a video of Celine Dion performing her Oscar-winning song from Titanic at last night’s Donald Trump-J.D. Vance rally has gone viral. It also got the attention of the Grammy-winning singer’s management team and record label Sony Music Entertainment Canada, which issued a statement Saturday about “the unauthorized usage of the video, recording, musical performance, and likeness of Celine Dion singing ‘My Heart Will Go On’” at a Donald Trump / JD Vance campaign rally in Montana.”

Donald Trump’s rally in Montana Friday sparked a strong social media reaction after Celine Dion’s ‘My Heart Will Go On’ – her Oscar-winning song from Titanic – was blared out from the speakers shortly before the presidential hopeful took to the stage.

Marvel Studios has finally revealed some footage from Ironheart.

Kendall Jenner is at it again.

Michelle Pfeiffer will officially star in the next spinoff in the “Yellowstone” world, helmed by creator Taylor Sheridan. Called “The Madison,” the show will star Pfeiffer, 66, who will also exec produce. The show’s previous working title was “2024.” The story will follow a New York City family in the Madison River valley of central Montana.

MTV Entertainment Studios and 101 Studios officially announced Oscar nominee Michelle Pfeiffer will star in and executive produce Madison, Taylor Sheridan‘s next installment in the Yellowstone franchise, previously titled 2024.

Ethan Shanfeld Michelle Pfeiffer is heading to the ranch. The three-time Oscar nominee will star in and executive produce a “Yellowstone” spinoff series titled “Madison,” from creator Taylor Sheridan. The show, which was previously in development under the title “2024,” follows a New York City family in the Madison River valley of central Montana.

—and are the parents of Hope Walz, 23, and Gus Walz, 17, who may soon become America's second kids. , and read on to learn more about Hope and Gus.Amid debate over how much the government should be allowed to regulate contraception, and abortion, Walz is firmly pro-IVF, sharing that he and his wife dealt with infertility before welcoming Hope in 2001 .

PaleyFest NY is lining up shows for this year’s event, starting with panels devoted to the 10th anniversary of Starz’s “Outlander,” one for HBO’s “Somebody Somewhere” and another for AMC’s “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol.” The festival will run from Oct. 16 to Oct. 22 in midtown Manhattan and feature screenings and conversations with the casts and creative teams of the season’s most-anticipated television.

Billy Ray Cyrus is legally a single man!