'Paydirt': Film Review

Matthew McConaughey is opening up about the possibility of appearing in the upcoming Magic Mike film, Magic Mike’s Last Dance.

50 Cent to shame? Fat chance! The rapper has been mercilessly blasted with fiery fat jokes and body-shaming bombs since Sunday, when he rocked the Super Bowl halftime show with an upside-down performance of “In da Club” — the iconic hanging stunt he debuted in the 2003 video for the smash hit. Despite the 46-year-old’s ability to effortlessly execute the physical feat for fans almost two decades later, cyber critics and wannabe comedians were focused on Fiddy’s apparent weight gain. “50 cent got fat now he a dollar,” tweeted a heckler. “50 Cent out here looking like a FAT BAT,” penned another jeerer, alongside a screenshot of the “Wanksta” rhymer suspended in the air. Timeline trolls even teased the veteran rapper by backhanding him with his renowned “I love you like a fat kid loves cake” lyric from his love ballad “21 Questions.”50 Cent out here looking like a FAT BAT.

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Olivia Rodrigo is talking beauty.

Matthew McConaughey is opening up about the possibility of appearing in the upcoming Magic Mike film, Magic Mike’s Last Dance.

“Safe from Online Sex Abuse” (SOSA) in 2020.The organization’s work is featured in the new TV documentary series “Undercover Underage,” which debuts on Investigation Discovery on Feb. 24. It’s currently airing on the streaming service Discovery+.Cameras follow Powell and her fellow investigators as they help police bring perverts like Jones to justice.

Alan Sugar became the victim of a hate crime after receiving three distressing letters voicing a desire to "murder all Jews in Britain" or deport them.The Apprentice star has revealed he was left "extremely scared" after the threatening communications, as the perpetrator was finally put behind bars.The letters were sent to one of Alan's company addresses, opened by his assistant, and referred to the police.Though 70-year-old pensioner Patrick Gomes was found responsible and has since been jailed for three years and six months, it has left a lasting effect on Alan, who still feels worried due to the threats.One letter stated: "I would like to murder all Jews in Britain, Alan."Another letter, signed "the Jew hater", continued: "I would round all of you up and put you into camps ready for deportation."There was also an horrific reference to “shoving your screaming head into a hot oven", adding: "We call it baking Jewish bread”.He also wrote: "Welcome to hell, I’m the biggest f****** Jew hater in the whole of Britain.”The pensioner also claimed there was "no anti-semitic element in the Labour Party" in the letters.The perpetrator denied sending any threats, but was caught after his DNA was found in fingerprints found on one of the letters.He was then convicted of religiously aggravated harassment.It had begun after Alan Sugar had made public comments about the Labour Party and its stance on anti-semitism and Patrick Gomes, hearing them, had then become obsessed with targeting the TV star.Alan attended the trial at Chelmsford Crown Court where he made a statement, explaining: "The whole incident has shaken me up and I’m now always looking over my shoulder in case someone is close to me and about to attack me or my

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Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorEXCLUSIVE: Hell On Wheels creators Joe Gayton and Tony Gayton have signed with APA.The sibling writing/producing duo created the praised historical drama series Hell On Wheels, which aired for five seasons on AMC. They most recently served as showrunners on Paramount Network’s flagship drama series Yellowstone.Together, the veteran scribes have written numerous pilots, including Southern Comfort for Fox and The Novice for USA, as well as the 2010 feature film, Faster, starring Dwayne Johnson.

Val Kilmer has opened up about overcoming speaking challenges following his battle with throat cancer.Kilmer, 60, underwent a tracheotomy as a result of the disease several years ago, and though communication has now become difficult, he insists it's just like any other challenge has he had to tackle.'I'm doing great. I feel a lot better than I sound,' Val told Good Morning America in an interview which aired Monday.

Hollywood idol Val Kilmer’s daughter has told of her terror as he was rushed to ­hospital with throat cancer.

Get set to enter the Danger Zone once more with the return of Maverick and co in the new Top Gun film.As reported yesterday, Val Kilmer – who is back as Iceman – has vowed to work until he’s 150.Fans of the 1986 classic will have to wait until next year to see Top Gun: Maverick.While we wait, Nadine Linge reveals what those hotshot pilots have been up to since...Cruise played US Navy pilot Lieutenant Pete “Maverick” Mitchell – a cocky young aviator who learns about loyalty and dedication the hard way.Top Gun launched Cruise into megastardom and he’s one of Hollywood’s big hitters, starring A Few Good Men, Jerry Maguire and Minority Report.These days he’s probably best known for the Mission: Impossible series.

Joe Leydon Film CriticSurely, it can’t be long before we see a new addition to “The Film Critic’s Lexicon,” in the chapter devoted to such shorthand similes as “feels like a Hallmark movie,” “resembles an after-school special” and that old standby, “Tarantinoesque.” Chances are very good there will be something on the order of “good enough for lockdown” or “quarantine time-killer,” used to describe the sort of unabashedly derivative and instantly disposable genre fare that might find an audience among undemanding genre enthusiasts in search of something new — anything new — to watch while homebound.And when that label does indeed appear, don’t be surprised to see a production still from writer-director Christian Sesma’s “Paydirt” alongside

Mercedes Kilmer is appearing in a film with her famous father Val Kilmer for the first time ever, but working with him came with a unique set of challenges that she was not prepared for.Val, 60, has had problems speakingafter undergoing atracheotomy during his battle with throat cancer, and Mercedes was shocked to see just how little her acting training prepared her to work with a disabled actors.'To actually, really comprehend how little training I had working with disabled actors and how appalling that is, it really, as an artist, it challenged me,' the actress, 28, told TooFab.

Val Kilmer has opened up about overcoming speaking challenges following his battle with throat cancer.Kilmer, 60, underwent a tracheotomy as a result of the disease several years ago, and though communication has now become difficult, he insists it's just like any other challenge has he had to tackle.'I'm doing great. I feel a lot better than I sound,' Val told Good Morning America in an interview which aired Monday.

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Val Kilmer has opened up about learning to communicate after he underwent a tracheotomy as part of his throat cancer recovery.

Not even a tracheotomy can keep Val Kilmer down. After the actor was diagnosed with throat cancer in 2015, he was treated with chemotherapy, radiation and a tracheotomy to help him breathe.

Val Kilmer has opened up about overcoming speaking challenges following his battle with throat cancer.Kilmer, 60, underwent a tracheotomy as a result of the disease several years ago, and though communication has now become difficult, he insists it's just like any other challenge has he had to tackle.'I'm doing great. I feel a lot better than I sound,' Val told Good Morning America in an interview which aired Monday.

Val Kilmer doesn’t want you to judge how he’s doing by how he sounds.

GUY Ritchie has clashed with neighbours who want to block his plans to build a "holiday camp for the rich and famous" on his £9million country estate. The film director, 51, wants to put four luxury cabins suitable for shooting parties willing to splash up to £15,000 a day on the banks of his man-made sporting lake.