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Steve Carell shared on the Good Hang with Amy Poehler that Paul Rudd warned him not to audition for The Office, saying “Don’t do it, man” and there’s “no way.” Carell ignored the advice and went on to play Michael Scott from 2005–2011, noting the pilot’s poor initial reaction but the show’s enduring impact as a source of comfort for viewers.
At SXSW, Power Ballad casts Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas in a music-dramedy about a wedding-band frontman who learns a song he wrote has become a hit for a fading star, prompting a globe-trotting quest to prove authorship while navigating family and friendship; Rudd delivers emotional weight, Jonas’s performance is more uneven, and the film balances heartfelt moments with comedic gaps, offering a feel-good ride for music lovers despite flaws.
Sony released a trailer for a new 'Anaconda' film starring Jack Black and Paul Rudd, which is a reimagining of the 1997 snake horror movie but not a direct remake. The film follows friends remaking their favorite movie who encounter real danger in the jungle, and is set for release on December 25, 2025.
Actor Paul Rudd surprised voters at Pennsylvania polling stations by handing out water and snacks to those waiting in line for the 2024 Presidential election. Rudd, who endorsed Democratic nominee Kamala Harris, expressed admiration for young voters' dedication. His gesture was praised on social media, and he joins other celebrities like Taylor Swift and Jennifer Lopez in supporting Harris. Meanwhile, Donald Trump, running against Harris, voted in Florida, backed by figures like Elon Musk.
Actor Paul Rudd surprised voters at Temple University in Philadelphia by handing out water to those waiting in long lines to vote. The "Ant-Man" star was spotted by a reporter while incognito, wearing a baseball cap and sunglasses.
Actor Paul Rudd surprised voters at Temple University in Pennsylvania by handing out water bottles to those waiting in long lines on Election Day. Rudd expressed admiration for the young voters' dedication, noting the importance of their participation. This act of support is part of a broader trend of celebrities engaging with voters, with others like Jennifer Garner and Josh Gad also reaching out to encourage voter turnout.
Actor Paul Rudd was spotted handing out bottled water to voters waiting in long lines at polling stations in Philadelphia during the 2024 election. Rudd, who has been visiting various polling locations in Pennsylvania, expressed his admiration for the young voters' determination to cast their ballots. His gesture was captured live by MSNBC, where he also took selfies with enthusiastic first-time voters.
Actor Paul Rudd surprised students at universities in Pennsylvania by handing out water to those waiting in long lines to vote. Rudd, known for his roles in "Ant-Man" and "I Love You, Man," expressed his admiration for the young voters' dedication. This isn't the first time Rudd has supported voters; he previously handed out cookies to voters in Brooklyn during the 2020 election.
Actor Paul Rudd was seen handing out water to voters in Pennsylvania, highlighting celebrity involvement in encouraging voter turnout during the elections.
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is expected to win the weekend box office with an estimated $42-$44 million in domestic box office earnings, marking a lackluster movie season overall. The film's success reflects a sleepy 2024 movie season, with comparisons to last year's box office hits. Despite this, the industry eagerly awaits the release of Godzilla x Kong: This Time They’re Friends Now next week.
Taylor Swift, Paul Rudd, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, and Jay-Z were among the celebrities and Hollywood notables in attendance at Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, where the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers faced off. Other stars spotted at the game included Queen Latifah, Lady Gaga, Jared Leto, Luke Combs, LeBron James, Gordon Ramsay, Elon Musk, Jimmy Kimmel, and Jeff Goldblum. Usher headlined the halftime show, while Reba McEntire, Post Malone, and Andra Day also performed during the event.
Super Bowl LVIII at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas saw a star-studded turnout, with celebrities like Taylor Swift, Paul Rudd, Jay-Z, Elon Musk, and Patrick Mahomes and their families in attendance to cheer on the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers. The event also featured performances by Andra Day and DJ Kaskade, and notable appearances from figures like Jimmy Kimmel, Gordon Ramsay, and Reba McEntire.
Paul Rudd revealed in a recent podcast interview that his diet for the Ant-Man movies was "horrible" and "didn't work." He had to adhere to a restrictive diet of "really boring food" and his reward was sparkling water. Despite working out harder and eating better than his MCU costars, he admitted that he looked worse than all of them. Rudd expressed frustration at not being able to achieve the same results as his colleagues, particularly Chris Hemsworth, and questioned the point of it all.
Paul Rudd reveals the "horrible" and "restrictive" diet he followed while preparing for his role in the Ant-Man franchise. He relied on sparkling water as a reward during his training, sticking to a strict diet and workout routine. Rudd admits that despite his efforts, he felt he looked worse than his fellow Marvel stars, such as Chris Hemsworth, who had a more intense diet and workout regimen. Other actors, including Scarlett Johansson and Robert Pattinson, have also shared their experiences with intense training and dieting for roles in Hollywood.
Actor Paul Rudd revealed that he hated the "horrible" and "restrictive" diet he had to follow to transform into Ant-Man for the Marvel films. He described his nutrition plan as intense, with sparkling water being his only treat. Despite working out harder and eating better than his co-stars, Rudd joked that he always looked worse than them. He is set to appear in the upcoming film "Ant-Man in Avengers: The Kang Dynasty."