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A new cast member joins USA Network's Shooter as Cynthia Addai-Robinson joins Ryan Phillippe and Mark Wahlberg in the pilot! Read More »
Based on the 2007 Paramount feature film, of the same starring Mark Wahlberg, "Shooter" has been granted a series order from USA Network. The cast features Shantel VanSanten ("One Tree Hill"), Ryan Phillippe ("Crash"), Emily Rios ("Breaking Bad"), and Omar Epps ("House") in the USA drama, which will also be executive produced by Wahlberg. Read More »
It looks as if Mark Wahlberg and Diddy aren't just two successful artists in their own industries, nor are they merely prosperous businessmen. In fact, now they can add "hero" to their resumes because it's being reported that the majority investors in AQUAhydrate have donated one million bottles of water to the residents of Flint, Michigan. Read More »
Getting a major Hollywood acting gig is easy: become a charismatic megastar in the UFC. OK, that's harder than advanced trigonometry. Still, it seems to be something of a fast track to the big screen. First it was Ronda Rousey -- she's still raking in the movie gigs, even after her loss to Holly Holm -- now it's Connor McGregor. The fighter has reportedly agreed to play a role in Vin Diesel's upcoming sequel to the 2002 hit, 'xXx.' Read More »
Based on the 2007 Paramount feature film, of the same starring Mark Wahlberg, Shooter is making its way to USA Network. Actress Shantel VanSanten ("The Flash") joins the cast alongside Ryan Phillippe ("Crash"), Emily Rios ("Breaking Bad") and Omar Epps ("House") in the USA drama, which will also be executive produced by Wahlberg. Read More »
Based on the 2007 Paramount feature film, starring Mark Wahlberg, "Shooter" is making its way to USA Network. Actor Omar Epps ("House") joins the cast alongside actor Ryan Phillippe ("Crash") and actress Emily Rios ("Breaking Bad") in the USA drama, which will also be executive produced by Wahlberg. Read More »
Based on the 2007 Paramount feature film, of the same starring Mark Wahlberg, "Shooter" is making its way to USA Network. Actress Emily Rios ("Breaking Bad") joins the cast alongside actor Ryan Phillippe ("Crash") in the USA drama, which will also be executive produced by Wahlberg. Read More »
Ronda Rousey is set to play herself in a movie based on her autobiography, "My Fight/Your Fight," according to "Variety." It's been a big week for Rousey, who knocked out Bethe Correia in 34 seconds on Saturday night to remain and undefeated star. Read More »
Looks like fans of Entourage have more to look forward to than just the upcoming movie of the famed HBO series. Actor-producer Mark Wahlberg, of whom Entourage was loosely based on, along with writer Ally Musika and Stephen Levinson will be joining DJ Jude Angelini, and more specifically his memoir Hyena, to create a comedy for HBO. Read More »
Mark Wahlberg delighted in slapping Jimmy Fallon on "The Tonight Show" last night, Dec. 10, while showing off his gambling prowess, but "The Gambler" and "Ted 2" star is also seeking a pardon for a violent crime he committed while a teenager. While playing "Slapjack" with Fallon — where the winner of a blackjack hand gets to slap the loser with a giant prosthetic hand — Wahlberg also joked that he wasn't counting cards "like Ben Affleck" and perhaps he should've brought in his prosthetic penis from "Boogie Nights"! Before engaging in "Slapjack," the pair talked about being dads — Wahlberg has four kids, and new father Fallon has two daughters — and the "Transformers: Age of Extinction" star revealed he's also looking to dissuade his kids from going into acting. "It's tough," Wahlberg said, before admitting that he got his acting start playing "an Oompa Loompa in elementary school." Read More »
Mark Wahlberg wants his 1988 conviction erased from the record, 26 years after beating a man in an attempt to steal alcohol outside a convenience store. Read More »
