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Jackass star Johnny Knoxville has revealed that he’s sometimes mistaken for Oscar-winning actress Jamie Lee Curtis, due to his grey hair.While promoting his upcoming ABC series, The Prank Panel, on Live With Kelly and Mark, the stuntman-turned-actor spoke to hosts Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos about his new look.“Just between us, I’ve been colouring my hair since I was in my 20s,” said the 52-year-old. “So, during the pandemic, you can’t see anyone.”When Consuelos asked if people now call him a silver fox, Knoxville replied: “I get a lot of Jamie Lee Curtis, which I love.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer“Jackass” is heading back to the small screen, with a new series from the original creators in the works at Paramount+ after to the immense popularity of “Jackass Forever.”“Based off the success of ‘Jackass Forever,’ we’re working with the creators to continue the partnership with a new series, bringing even more ridiculous antics straight to Paramount+,” Paramount Global CEO Bob Bakish said Tuesday during the company’s Q1 earnings call Tuesday.“Jackass Forever,” the fourth film in the long-running franchise, debuted at the top of domestic box office in February with a better-than-expected $23.5 million. The film included classic cast members such as Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Dave England, Wee Man, Danger Ehren and Preston Lacy, as well as several new faces, including Rachel Wolfson, Sean “Poopies” McInerney and Jasper Dolphin.

Peta has requested a criminal investigation into the new Jackass movie for its use of animals.The latest film, Jackass Forever, uses animals in several different stunts, including bees, a bull and a scorpion.Now Peta has written to request a formal investigation into the film, and believes the producers could face animal cruelty charges.The stunts, apparently filmed in Los Angeles and San Luis Obispo Counties, may have broken California laws ‘on bullfighting and similar exhibitions, causing any animal to fight with a human, and cruelty to animals’, the organisation says.A spokesperson confirmed that Peta wrote to the Los Angeles City Attorney and Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney to take action.It urged the offices to ‘investigate and take appropriate legal action against those involved in filming scenes depicting cruelty to animals in the movie Jackass Forever’.The initial letters were sent after the release of the Jackass Forever trailer, which showed members of the crew being charged by bulls, bitten by a snake, and trapped in a plastic tube with a tarantula.With the full movie now available to watch in theatres, other stunts involving animals have been revealed.One sees Johnny Knoxville and Steve-O ‘provoke honeybees into stinging Steve-O’s penis (killing many of them)’, the charity said in a statement.Another sees Eric André allegedly ‘hit’ a scorpion until it stings Rachel Wolfson in the face.Peta has since written another letter to Los Angeles city and San Luis Obispo County prosecutors ‘calling for a criminal investigation into the film’s production’.As well as urging authorities to conduct a criminal investigation into Jackass Forever, the charity is urging followers to boycott the film and spread the

Johnny Knoxville poses in front of his co-star Chris Pontius‘ “Pontiusaurus” to promote his new film Jackass Forever on Saturday (February 5) in London, England.

Johnny Knoxville and Machine Gun Kelly look dapper at the premiere of Jackass Forever in at TCL Chinese Theatre on Tuesday (February 1) in Hollywood, California.