Johnny Knoxville confirms Jackass 5 is the last film, hitting theaters June 26 Johnny Knoxville has officially confirmed that Jackass 5 will be the final installment of the iconic stunt-comedy franchise, set to premiere in theaters on June 26, 2026. The creator and star of the series revealed the decision during an interview with Rolling Stone in late February, marking the end of a 26-year journey that began with the original Jackass film in 2000. The announcement comes as the franchise prepares to conclude its run with a mix of new stunts and previously unreleased archival footage, offering fans a final chapter in the chaotic, high-risk legacy of the series. The film, directed by Jeff Tremaine, will feature a combination of brand-new stunts filmed recently and footage from the franchise’s extensive archives that has never been publicly shown. The cast includes original members such as Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Wee Man, Preston Lacy, Dave England, and Danger Ehren, alongside newer additions like Poopies, Zach Holmes, Jasper Dolphin, Rachel Wolfson, and Eric Manaka. Notably, Bam Margera, who was famously fired during the production of Jackass Forever for violating a wellness agreement, will appear only through previously unseen archival material, with no new stunts planned for him. Knoxville’s decision to end the franchise stems from both personal and professional considerations. During the Rolling Stone interview, he emphasized that the series had reached a natural conclusion, stating, “This is the natural place to end.” The franchise, which has long been defined by its willingness to push physical and mental limits, has grown increasingly dangerous over time. Knoxville acknowledged the physical toll of the work, particularly after sustaining a serious brain injury during Jackass Forever filming.#rolling_stone #johnny_knoxville #jackass_5 #jeff_tremaine #steve_o
Nick and Vanessa Lachey's 20-Year Romance: Ups and Downs, Secret Split, and Commitment Issues Nick and Vanessa Lachey, the co-hosts of Netflix’s Love Is Blind, have navigated a complex relationship spanning over two decades, marked by both deep commitment and significant challenges. Despite their 14-year marriage, the couple has openly discussed the difficulties they faced, including a secret split in 2009 and ongoing struggles with commitment. Their journey, chronicled through reality television and personal revelations, offers a glimpse into the turbulence of their union. The couple’s relationship began in 2006, and they married in 2011 after five years of dating. Vanessa, 45, revealed in a 2022 episode of The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On that she had to confront Nick with an ultimatum during their relationship. “I always said I was gonna be that girl that would never give a man an ultimatum. I was 29,” she recalled. She described how their dynamic shifted over time, leading to a period of separation. “We took a break. We both saw one other person and realized if we got out of our own way, we could be amazing together,” she admitted. While she did not specify the exact year of their split, she confirmed it occurred in 2009. Vanessa’s candidness extended to her past with Nick, including their previous marriage to Jessica Simpson. The couple, who were married in 2002, faced public scrutiny during their relationship, particularly after their appearance on Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica. Jessica Simpson detailed in her 2020 memoir, Open Book, how their marriage deteriorated due to Nick’s behavior. She recounted a moment in 2003 when she was told she would appear alone on a Rolling Stone cover, which caused tension.#rolling_stone #nick_lachey #vanessa_lachey #the_ultimatum #newlyweds_nick_and_jessica
Colter Wall Taking 'Indefinite Hiatus From Live Music,' Cancels Shows Colter Wall, the Saskatchewan-born singer-songwriter known for his 2017 self-titled album and tracks like “Kate McCannon” and “Motorcycle,” has announced he is stepping away from live performances indefinitely. The decision comes as he cancels the remainder of his 2026 tour, citing the need to prioritize his mental health. Wall shared the news in a social media post on Wednesday, revealing that his mental state has deteriorated despite his efforts to continue touring. In the post, Wall wrote, “The truth is that I am mentally unwell. Despite this, I have pushed myself to continue with touring. As a result, my mental health has only further declined.” He explained that after discussions with his team, they have decided to cancel the remaining shows supporting his album Memories and Empties. “We have decided to cancel the remaining shows and take an indefinite hiatus from live music,” he added, thanking fans for their support. Wall’s announcement highlights the growing awareness of mental health challenges within the music industry. Similar to other artists like Ella Langley, Hardy, and Wyatt Flores, he has openly discussed the emotional toll of touring. Flores, for instance, reflected on the pressure of success in a 2024 interview, saying, “My dreams were coming true so fast, I didn’t even have time to think about them. I’d just wonder, ‘Why was I even dreaming about that?’ and that’s a bad mindset to have when you’re getting to do something you’ve wanted to do since you were a kid.” Wall’s decision to pause his career underscores the importance of self-care in a profession that often demands constant travel and performance.#mental_health #colter_wall #memories_and_empties #saskatchewan #rolling_stone
