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$14.5 million Malibu mansion on Wednesday, one week after it was burnt down in the Palisades Fire.The actor, 69, was escorted through his neighborhood in a firetruck and then surveyed the devastating damage done to his home that he lived in for 15 years.He was photographed shaking hands with the firefighters and thanked them for for their efforts in battling the multiple blazes.Gibson, who was dressed in a blue flannel shirt, jeans and a black hat, found an end table in the rubble that he took with him, according to TMZ. Gibson was joined by a NewsNation reporter and California first responders for a ride-along where they toured the destroyed Los Angeles properties.

deluge of virtue-signaling moves taken by Meta to placate conservatives as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office.Last week, CEO Zuckerberg announced that Meta would eliminate its third-party fact-checking system and replace it with a user-based “Community Notes” feature similar to the model employed by X.Meta also overhauled its “Hateful Conduct” policy, carving out a host of exemptions that allow certain types of bias-motivated attacks directed at specific groups, including the LGBTQ community, under the guise of promoting “free speech” on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads.When The Intercept wrote about the confusing and seemingly contradictory guidelines for determining what types of content are allowed or prohibited on its platforms, Meta locked access to company policies and training materials, which had previously been publicly accessible.Last Friday, Meta went a step further, announcing it would end diversity, equity, and inclusion practices. It eliminated its chief diversity officer role, ended its goals calling for certain numbers of women and minorities to be hired, and said it would no longer prioritize minority-owned businesses when hiring vendors.Additionally, Meta reportedly deleted nonbinary and transgender themes from its Messenger chat app, which allows users to customize the app’s colors and wallpaper, as reported by 404 Media.

Iron Maiden guitarist Adrian Smith’s Malibu home has been destroyed in the Los Angeles wildfires, it has been revealed.Last week, Los Angeles began experiencing a total of five concurrent wildfires in several neighbourhoods that have forced the evacuation of over 180,000 residents – the latest tally, per CNN, sees 24 confirmed deaths while Associated Press reports 16 missing people.Among one of the countless victims that have lost their homes to the wildfires is Iron Maiden guitarist Adrian Smith, per his wife Nathalie on social media. She shared over the weekend: “We are safe.

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A post shared by Fuerza Regida (@fuerzaregida)The San Bernardino-based band, who are multiple winners at the Billboard Music Awards and Billboard Latin Music Awards, urged people to contact logistics@streetmobcorp.com for further information.Among those to have passed away amid the ongoing natural disaster is the former child actor Rory Callum Sykes, who died aged 32 in his home in Malibu on Wednesday (January 8).Paris Hilton has spoken about watching her home burn down on television, while James Woods, Billy Crystal, Cary Elwes and Mark Hamill are among the other high-profile names to have been badly affected.Heroes actor Milo Ventimiglia choked up during a live interview while discussing watching his own house burn down, while a fundraiser for DIIV frontman Zachary Cole Smith was launched after his house succumbed to the fires. Mel Gibson‘s house was another one to be destroyed, with the actor revealing that it burned down while he was recording his appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast.Many music recording spaces have also been destroyed by the fires, including Bob Clearmountain’s legendary Mix This! recording studio in Pacific Palisades.A benefit concert for the victims has been announced.

The outgoing POTUS took to the bully pulpit Friday while the CEO of Meta went on Joe Rogan today with different takes on facts and the truth.

Mel Gibson has revealed that his home was destroyed by the Los Angeles wildfires while he was away recording an episode of Joe Rogan’s podcast.Speaking to NewsNation, the Oscar-winning actor and director said his Malibu property was “completely toasted” and criticised California Governor Gavin Newsom over the crisis.Five different fires across the city have burned through over 36,000 acres, with 10 people reported dead and more than 130,000 people having evacuated. The fires have become the most devastating in the city’s history, with officials warning that high winds may further fan the flames.Gibson said he felt “ill at ease” during his visit to Austin, Texas, to appear as a guest on The Joe Rogan Experience, because he knew his neighbourhood was “on fire”.“It’s kind of devastating, it’s emotional,” he said.

Mel Gibson has joined a long list of Hollywood stars who have lost their homes in the devastating Los Angeles wildfires.

Alex Ritman Mel Gibson has given an update on his much-delayed sequel to 2004’s Biblical blockbuster “The Passion of the Christ.” Speaking on Joe Rogan’s podcast, he said production on the film — which has been in development since at least 2016 — could begin in 2026. “I’m hoping next year sometime.

Mel Gibson was the latest guest on Joe Rogan’s popular podcast and during the lengthy interview, the veteran actor said he hopes to begin production on a Passion Of The Christ sequel next year. 

Braveheart star Mel Gibson has revealed his home was destroyed in the Los Angeles wildfires that are currently raging - while he was recording a podcast interview with Joe Rogan.

Kennedy joined forces with a Republican. The Dems switched candidates four months before the election. MAGA ruled MSG, and the far left’s heartthrob is a rich white kid who assassinated a CEO in Midtown Manhattan.

Over the past 12 months, Elon Musk continued his streak of somehow finding a way into just about every social-political conversation, it seemed, something that was readily apparent in his midyear endorsement of Donald Trump.

Joe Rogan’s podcast and explained that while he loves the hit Western series, he believes that “at the end of the day it’s just a soap opera.”“Everybody talks about how television is now,” Tarantino began. “It’s pretty good, I gotta say. It’s pretty good now.

We’ve reached the end of another long week. But before we clock out for the weekend, we’re giving props where they’re due. Here’s to our .From college athlete to icon in her own right: it's the start of the Kylie Kelce era.

Quentin Tarantino has fired back at the people who attacked him for declaring his admiration for Joker: Folie à Deux.In October, the Pulp Fiction director appeared on The Bret Easton Ellis Podcast and said he “really, really liked” the sequel, which has been largely derided by a lot of film fans.“I went to see it expecting to be impressed by the filmmaking,” he said. “But I thought it was going to be an arms-length, intellectual exercise that ultimately I wouldn’t think worked like a movie, but that I would appreciate it for what it is.“And I’m just nihilistic enough to kind of enjoy a movie that doesn’t quite work as a movie. That’s like a big, giant mess to some degree.

Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary have revealed the heroin-fuelled night out in Paris that inspired the latter’s film Killing Zoe.Avary directed the bank heist film in 1993, starring Eric Stoltz (Pulp Fiction) and Jean-Hugues Anglade (Nikita) as two safe-crackers who attempt to rob a bank, with Julie Delpy (Before Sunrise) playing the titular Zoe, a sex worker who also happens to work at the bank.The film was considered part of a wave of films from independent young filmmakers in Hollywood in the early ‘90s that also included Tarantino, with whom Avary would also devise the story for Pulp Fiction.Now, in an interview on Joe Rogan’s podcast, Tarantino and Avary have both discussed the whirlwind night in the French capital that led to the inception of the Killing Zoe screenplay.They explained that Avary found himself needing to turn around a script for a bank heist film in short order, after producer Lawrence Bender found an ideal bank location while scouting for Reservoir Dogs.“I had just been travelling through Europe,” said Avary. “I had been telling Quentin the stories, and he said, ‘Oh, you should do a movie called Roger Takes A Trip‘.”Tarantino quipped: “I still think it should’ve been called that.”Avary continued: “I had been in Paris, I had bumped into a guy I knew who was from Los Angeles who was a French guy.

Jamie Foxx is setting the record straight. In his new Netflix comedy special “Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was…,” the 56-year-old addressed the online conspiracies that his near-death medical emergency was linked to Sean “Diddy” Combs.Talking about the April 2023 health scare, Foxx revealed that he had a “brain bleed that led to a stroke,” and he didn’t “remember” 20 days of his life.Foxx noted that some people alleged that Combs, 55, “was trying to kill me.” The online chatter expanded after Joe Rogan amplified the claims on a November episode of his podcast “The Joe Rogan Experience.”“The internet said Puffy was trying to kill me, that’s what the internet was saying. I know what you thinking, ‘Diddy?’ ” Foxx joked, adding, “Hell no, I left them parties early.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Alex Cooper said Donald Trump‘s campaign reached out to her team about appearing on her popular “Call Her Daddy” podcast — but Cooper ultimately hosted Vice President Kamala Harris instead. Cooper, speaking Wednesday at the New York Times’ DealBook Summit in New York City, said she “didn’t want to technically get into politics” but she decided to have Harris on her show because she saw it as an opportunity to have “a larger conversation.” Both presidential campaigns had reached out about appearing on “Call Her Daddy,” Cooper said: “We had a Zoom call with Trump’s team.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Donald Duck got a spicy sit-down on “Hot Ones.” VP Kamala Harris had no such luck. Not that it would have changed the outcome of the election, but the Harris campaign had wanted the Democratic presidential candidate to appear on “Hot Ones,” the popular chicken-wing-eating show on YouTube that has featured an array of celebrities blinking back tears as they sample increasingly piquant sauces and banter with host Sean Evans.