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Sylvester Stallone Has ‘Millions of Regrets’ About Doing His Own Stunts: ‘I’m An Idiot for Doing That’

Sylvester Stallone is talking about how doing dangerous stunts for many years has hurt him and why he calls himself an "idiot" for still doing his own stunts every year.

In a recent interview with Fox News Digital, the "Rocky" actor said he has "millions, millions of regrets" about his action career.

He said he could talk for half an hour about all the injuries he's had.He's not talking about just one injury—he's talking about 30 hours of different injuries, because they add up over time.He's been hurt many times, but after "The Expendables," he had nine back surgeries and three neck fusions.Both of his shoulders were completely torn out, and he had eye problems too.He said it's been really hard on his body and he's never been "quite the same" since the surgeries.

Stallone acted in and directed the 2010 action movie "The Expendables." He worked with actors like Jason Statham and Mickey Rourke.

During a stunt where he was tackled by wrestler Steve Austin, things went wrong.Stallone ended up with dislocated shoulders and a broken neck, which required more than seven back surgeries.He also had a metal plate put into his neck and spinal fusions.

Stallone's main message is to "let other people do their job." He said people shouldn't try to be a "showboat" by doing their own stunts.

He told people not to do stunts and to let professionals handle them.He said, "You cannot beat gravity; when you hit the ground, you lose, and it's going to come back."

He added, "Just ask every football player in the world.

Yeah, and people go, 'Aren't you proud of them?' No.I think I'm an idiot for doing that.I'm proud that I broke myself in pieces.Like, duh, no."

Earlier, before the release of his memoir, "The Steps," Stallone told The New York Times that the way he treated his body was "masochistic" and came "at a terrible price." He said if he could do it again, he would tell himself, "Let someone else carry the banner and don't do your own stunts."

Girls’ Surprise: HBO Brings Back Lena Dunham Series With Majority Of Original Cast

Girls is coming back.

HBO has given the green light for a limited series of five episodes of Lena Dunham's popular comedy.

Most of the original cast is returning.You can watch the announcement video below.

Lena Dunham will play Hannah again.

Allison Williams is back as Marnie.Jemima Kirke returns as Jessa.Zosia Mamet is back as Shoshanna.Andrew Rannells, who first appeared as Elijah in the first three seasons and later became a regular in Season 4, is also coming back.

However, Adam Driver, who played Hannah's boyfriend Adam, is not returning.

In her recent book, Famesick, Lena wrote that Adam Driver was "verbally aggressive" during the show's filming.

Production will start next year, which is 15 years after the show first aired and 10 years after the final season ended.

Lena Dunham, who also created Netflix's Too Much, which premiered last year, has long wanted to bring back the characters from Girls.

In a conversation with Variety last year, she mentioned that if she had a specific story to tell, like millennial women becoming mothers or going through menopause, she would want to work with those people again.

She also mentioned that Shoshanna is divorced from a New York mayor, Marnie is on her third marriage, Jessa lives on a boat in Croatia and is unvaccinated, Adam is now a cult theater actor in Berlin, and Hannah teaches at Bard and has a son and a chef girlfriend.

Lena created, wrote, and directed the show and will executive produce the return alongside Judd Apatow, Ilene S.

Landress, and Michael P.Cohen from Good Thing Going.Allison Williams, Jemima Kirke, and Zosia Mamet will also serve as co-executive producers.

Jenni Konner, who was a co-showrunner and close creative partner to Lena during the show, is not returning.

In Famesick, Lena wrote that she hasn't spoken to Konner since 2018.

Lena said: "We always wanted to return to Girls only if there was a specific story we were burning to tell.

I've missed these characters, but for a long time I couldn't quite picture them in the present day.Then, right around my 40th birthday, they started talking to me in the shower.And, as you may remember, once this fivesome starts talking, it's pretty hard to get them to stop.It's rare that you get the chance to return to something that changed your life with the gift of hindsight and a whole new level of gratitude and understanding.I love these girls (and boy), our friends at HBO and all the people who have continued to discover the show and remind us afresh why we do this, which is the joy of being together—and the chance to wear yellow mesh." 

Amy Gravitt, EVO, Head of HBO & HBO Max Comedy Programming, added: "We're thrilled to have Lena turn her gaze from the tumult of one's 20s to the milestone of turning 40.

To say the world has changed since we last saw Hannah, Marnie, Shoshanna, Jessa, and Elijah is a massive understatement, but we know fans—old and new—will be happy to see how they've grown and relieved to see that they're still the Girls we knew way back when."

Ryan Coogler’s ‘X-Files’ Update Scores Hulu Series Order

The truth is still out there.

A new version of *The X-Files* is moving forward with a series order at Hulu.

It’s being directed by Ryan Coogler, who has been working on the project for years.He also wrote and directed the first episode.Coogler will be an executive producer, and Jennifer Yale, who has worked on shows like *Underground* and *See*, will be the showrunner.The show is being made by Onyx Collective, 20th Television, and Coogler’s own company, Proximity Media.

Danielle Deadwyler, known for roles in *Rooster* and *The Harder They Fall*, and Himesh Patel, who has appeared in *The Odyssey*, will star in the series.

They play two top FBI agents with very different styles who team up when they are assigned to a division that handles strange, unexplained events, according to the show’s description.

Ryan Coogler said, “I’ve loved *The X-Files* for a long time, so getting the chance to write and direct the pilot has meant a lot to me.

What Chris Carter created is special, and we wanted to honor everything that made the original series connect with so many people while also finding our own way into that world.Danielle and Himesh, along with the rest of our cast, have brought such original perspectives and performances to these characters, and watching that come together has been one of the most rewarding parts of the experience.I couldn’t have asked for better collaborators than my crew, colleagues at Proximity Media and our partners at Onyx Collective and 20th Television.I’m grateful for the trust and support they’ve given us as we take on this new chapter.”  

*The X-Files* was created by Chris Carter and originally aired from 1993 to 2002 on Fox.

It had two movie spinoffs.Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny were the main stars for most of the show and the movies.Robert Patrick and Annabeth Gish joined later on.Fox brought the show back for two more seasons in 2016 and 2018, with Anderson and Duchovny returning as agents Dana Scully and Fox Mulder.

Carter is an executive producer on the Hulu series along with Coogler, Yale, and Zinzi Coogler and Sev Ohanian from Proximity Media.

Danielle Deadwyler, Himesh Patel, and Simone Harris from Proximity are also co-executive producers.

Zinzi Coogler, Ohanian, and Ryan Coogler said, “We’re looking forward to continuing this journey as executive producers and especially excited to work closely with Jennifer Yale, Simone Harris, and the entire cast and crew as we bring this new chapter of *The X-Files* to life.

It was also incredibly special to have our fellow Proximity co-founder Ludwig Gøransson contribute the score for the pilot, making this a true collaboration across the Proximity family.”

Miami Vice ’85’ First Look: Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler Revive Tubbs and Crockett as Reboot Begins Filming

Michael B.Jordan and Austin Butler's "Miami Vice '85" reboot has released its first look at the two actors in their roles as filming has begun.Jordan plays Ricardo Tubbs and Butler portrays Sonny Crockett in the film, which is based on the famous 1980s detective series that aired from 1984 to 1989.In the original show, Don Johnson played Crockett and Philip Michael Thomas played Tubbs.The two characters are undercover police detectives working in Miami, Florida.

The "Miami Vice '85" cast also features Alden Ehrenreich, Whitney Peak, Camila Morrone, Danny Ramirez, John Leguizamo, Andrew Schulz, Edi Gathegi, Walton Goggins, André Holland, and Michael Irby.

The movie is directed by Joseph Kosinski, who previously directed "F1" and "Top Gun: Maverick." It will be released in theaters on May 19, 2028.

The reboot aims to explore "the glamour and corruption of mid-80s Miami" and is "inspired by the pilot episode and first season of the landmark television series that influenced culture and set the style of everything from fashion to filmmaking."

Dan Gilroy wrote the script, based on characters created by Anthony Yerkovich from the TV series.

Eric Warren Singer wrote an earlier version of the screenplay.Dylan Clark and Kosinski are producers on the film.Executive VP of production development Sara Scott and creative executive of production development Christina Hoffrogge will oversee the project for Universal.

After winning best actor last year for "Sinners," Jordan will next star in "The Thomas Crown Affair" opposite Adria Arjona, which he also directed.

Butler's next film is A24's "Enemies," co-starring Jeremy Allen White.

Weekend Domestic Box Office: 'Other Mommy' Makes $27.5 Million in Its First Weekend

Jessica Chastain's supernatural horror movie Other Mommy topped the box office with $27.5 million in its first weekend.

Verity, starring Anne Hathaway, Josh Hartnett, and Dakota Johnson, came in second with $11.48 million in its second weekend.

On the other hand, Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning made just $4.01 million in its opening weekend, which was not very strong.

Alejandro G.Iñárritu's Tom Cruise film Digger dropped by 60% from its first weekend, earning $3.2 million.

Here are the box office results for the weekend of October 9-11, 2026:  

1.

Other Mommy: $27.5 million  

2.

Verity: $11.48 million  

3.

Heart of the Beast: $27.5 million  

4.

Resident Evil: $5.82 million  

5.

Forgotten Island: $4.5 million  

6.

Primetime: $4.01 million  

7.

The Social Reckoning: $4.01 million  

8.

Digger: $3.2 million  

9.

Angel and the Badman: $2.06 million  

10.

The Odyssey: $2.0 million

RJ Mitte, ‘Breaking Bad’ Star, Dies at 34

The reason for his death hasn't been shared yet.

RJ played the son of Bryan Cranston and Anna Gunn's characters on the show "Breaking Bad," which is widely regarded as one of the best TV shows ever made.

Like his character Walt Jr., RJ had cerebral palsy.His role in "Breaking Bad" helped raise awareness about the condition.Throughout his career, he worked to improve how people with disabilities are represented in Hollywood.

A representative for RJ said in a statement, "It is with profound sadness that we share the tragic passing of beloved actor, philanthropist, and passionate disability rights advocate RJ Mitte.

Drawing from his own experience living with cerebral palsy, Mitte brought authenticity to the role and built a platform on disability awareness and inclusion." 

RJ was an ambassador for United Cerebral Palsy and Shriners Children's.

He was also the president of his own charity, the Mitte Foundation, which supported many charitable causes and worked to challenge stereotypes about people with disabilities.

In the days before his death, RJ was promoting his new movie "Talking to Strangers" and appeared on podcasts.

RJ also played Mind Master in the Netflix superhero series "The Guardians of Justice." His other credits include the movies "The Recall" from 2017 and "The Oak Room" from 2020.

He also had a recurring role on the series "Switched at Birth." He had a few projects that were in the early stages of development or production.

RJ was engaged to his long-term partner, Kennedy Suarez, whom he had been dating since 2018.

He was born in Jackson, Mississippi, and suffered brain damage at birth.

He was adopted and was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when he was three years old.