Mark Wahlberg pictured here with wife Rhea and kids at his son Michael’s soccer game in Brentwood, California on November 3, 2012.
Hopefully Shia LaBeouf has a few projects lined up because he will not be appearing in “Transformers 4.” The film’s producer Michael Bay has confirmed that Mark Wahlberg will battle Optimus Prime in the next installment of the popular franchise. Continue reading
Shia LaBeouf was beat up by a shirtless, hairy man on a Vancouver sidewalk last week and TMZ has the video footage which you can watch below.
No one knows what started the fight but TMZ reports that Shia first got into it with the man inside a bar called Cinema Public House. Supposedly, the both got kicked out of the bar and the fight seems to have continued until stopped by a man on crutches.
A rep for Cinema Public House told TMZ that Shia has been a regular at the bar since he’s been in town to shoot The Company You Keep.
Looks like Shia LaBeouf does not need Megan Fox by his side to shatter box office records. Transformers: Dark of the Moon set a 4th of July weekend record with an estimated $97.4 million in ticket sales from Friday to Sunday. Its four-day earnings estimate is at $116.4 million. The movie’s total ticket sales since its Tuesday-night preview opening is a staggering $181.1 million. The previous record for the Independence Day three-day weekend record was set by Spider-Man 2 which brought in $88.2 million.
1. Transformers: Dark of the Moon, $116.4 million, $181.1 million total to date
2. Cars 2, $32.1 million, $123.0 million
3. Bad Teacher, $17.6 million, $63.0 million
4. Larry Crowne, $15.7 million, new release
5. Super 8, $9.5 million, $110.1 million
6. Monte Carlo, $8.8 million, new release
7. Green Lantern, $8.0 million, $103.7 million
8. Mr. Popper’s Penguins, $6.9 million, $51.9 million
9. Bridesmaids, $4.4 million, $153.8 million
10. Midnight in Paris, $4.3 million, $34.5 million
Here is a cute story of a celeb getting all starry eyed and red-cheeked when meeting another celeb.
