Jack Black, known for his roles in “School of Rock” and “The Holiday,” recently expressed regret over starring in the 2001 rom-com “Shallow Hal.” The film, directed by Peter and Bobby Farrelly, features Black as Hal Larson, a shallow man who only dates women he finds conventionally attractive. After being hypnotized, Hal can only see
Jack Black recently faced criticism and confusion from fans over his initial reaction to a controversial comment made by his Tenacious D bandmate, Kyle Gass. The incident occurred on July 13, the day after an assassination attempt on Donald Trump. During a concert, Black brought out a birthday cake for Gass, who then joked, “Don’t
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Jack Black was recently seen surrounded by “Secret Service-style” bodyguards while greeting fans in Sydney. This heightened security came just hours before Tenacious D, Black’s band, canceled the remainder of their Australia tour. Black, dressed in a tie-dye T-shirt and colorful shorts, signed autographs and took photos with fans outside his hotel, closely monitored by
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Jack Black has canceled the remaining dates of Tenacious D’s Australian tour and halted future creative projects after his bandmate, Kyle Gass, made a controversial joke during a concert. The incident occurred on July 14 at Sydney’s ICC Theatre, where Gass, celebrating his 64th birthday, jokingly referenced the recent assassination attempt on former President Donald
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The director of “School of Rock,” Richard Linklater, has confirmed he would be up for a sequel to the beloved film, but with one specific condition. Speaking exclusively to UNILAD, Linklater responded to Jack Black’s earlier comments about being open to reprising his role as Dewey Finn. Black had mentioned he would ‘never say never’
