I assumed that Ryan Reynolds was the one who asked Hugh Jackman to be in the new Deadpool movie, but as it turns out, it was the other way around. Hugh said he was the one who called Ryan asking if Ryan would be interested in teaming up.
Fans are desperate to know if Ryan Reynolds' wife, Blake Lively, is Lady Deadpool in the upcoming "Deadpool & Wolverine" movie. When asked if his wife was playing the role, Ryan only said that he couldn't afford her, but fans think she is in the movie thanks to a post by Blake. As for a cameo with Taylor Swift, Ryan said, "I will say once and for all that the cameo thing with Taylor, because she's our friend...that is not in this film." He did add, "I always do say that if anyone ever were to take over the role of Deadpool, actually Taylor would be very good."
New celebrity torch bearers for the Olympics have been revealed. Salma Hayek has already carried the torch to the Versailles Palace, and Snoop Dogg will carry the torch on Friday in Saint-Denis, where the Olympic Village is. Around 11,000 people were chosen to carry the flame across France leading up to the opening ceremony on July 26th.
Celine Dion will make her big return to the stage at the Olympic Games, performing at the opening ceremony this Friday. This will be her first appearance since pausing her tour and stepping back from the spotlight following her diagnosis with Stiff Person Syndrome in December 2022. Celine arrived in Paris on Monday and is staying at the Royal Monceau hotel near the Champs-Élysées, where Lady Gaga, another rumored headliner for the ceremony, is also staying.
Lisa Kudrow told Conan O'Brien the one thing that really bugged her during the tapings of the shoe "Friends," and it was the audience laughing. Pretty much the same thing that bugger her "Friends" costar, Jennifer Aniston. Lisa said the live audience would laugh for too long at a joke, even if it wasn't all that funny. She explained, "It's like, 'Now you're just ruining the timing of the rest of the show.'" To be fair, Lisa sais the audience was warned ahead of time about over laughing, since the show already took hours to shoot.
Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger had $26 million practically handed to him to write a memoir, but he passed. Radar Online reports that Mick doesn't want to "relive the past" and "to spend 18 months or more working with an editor is not anything he is interested in."
