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Jimmy Kimmel became tearful while saluting longtime friend Adam Carolla at Carolla’s Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony, praising their partnership and Carolla’s rise from humble beginnings. Carolla is being honored with a star in the Radio category, with remarks from peers and reflections on their shared ventures like The Man Show and The Adam Carolla Podcast.
Miley Cyrus is set to receive a Hollywood Walk of Fame star, timed with the Hannah Montana 20th anniversary special where she performed with her father Billy Ray Cyrus and reflected on the show’s impact. She reveals her favorite Hannah Montana episode features Dolly Parton, discusses a dream cover of George Michael’s “Father Figure,” and offers advice for her younger self and for Hannah Montana’s legacy.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson attended a Walk of Fame ceremony for Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci in Hollywood, then was pulled over for tinted windows in what TMZ described as a routine ticket; he cooperated and even exchanged a handshake with the officer, with Backgrid video capturing the moment.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson was pulled over by Los Angeles police in Hollywood for tinted windows after attending Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci’s Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony at the El Capitan Theatre. He cooperated calmly, even shaking the officer’s hand, as photographers captured the moment with Blunt, Tucci and other stars nearby.
Naomi Watts is set to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, celebrating over two decades of her acting career from her breakout in 'Mulholland Drive' to recent collaborations with Ryan Murphy, highlighting her resilience, diverse roles, and ongoing passion for acting.
Zac Efron thanked his late costar Matthew Perry during his Walk of Fame ceremony, recalling their time working together on the film "17 Again." Efron described Perry as kind and generous, and credited him and director Burr Steers for propelling his career forward. Perry had expressed interest in making a biopic about his life and wanted Efron to play him, to which Efron responded that he would be honored. Efron also acknowledged his other costars and director from "Iron Claw" and his director from "High School Musical" during his speech.
Actor Zac Efron was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, with guest speakers including Jeremy Allen White, Miles Teller, and Sean Durkin. Efron's career has spanned from his breakout role in "High School Musical" to becoming a leading man in various film genres. He expressed gratitude to his family and paid tribute to the late Matthew Perry, his co-star in "17 Again," for his kindness and influence on his career. Efron's star is located on Hollywood Boulevard.
Nearly 30 years after his death, rapper and activist Tupac Shakur was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Family, friends, and fans gathered to celebrate the occasion, with many hailing Shakur's music as a source of inspiration and hope. Despite ongoing legal disputes within the Shakur estate, the ceremony was a joyous occasion, with speakers and guests calling on attendees to continue Shakur's legacy of resilience and perseverance.
Todd Fisher, brother of the late Carrie Fisher, responds to his niece Billie Lourd's claims that he tried to "capitalize" on her death. Todd denies the accusations and says that his memoir, My Girls, is an homage to his sister and mother. Lourd intentionally did not invite Todd or Carrie's sisters to the Walk of Fame ceremony, which Todd says goes against how they were raised to stand by each other. Todd expresses disappointment but is open to reconciliation if Lourd is willing.