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Ralph Macchio's Secret Talent That Played a Key Role in His 'Karate Kid' Success
Ralph Macchio showed off some tap dancing moves on Live with Kelly and Mark The Karate Kid star told hosts Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos his tap skills could help with karate moves Macchio stars in the latest installment of the Karate Kid universe, Karate Kid: LegendsRalph Macchio is a man of many talents — acting, karate, and ... tap dancing! While the Karate Kid: Legends star opened up about his childhood on Friday's episode of Live with Kelly and Mark, such as how he worked for his father's laundromat growing up, he also revealed a unique skill that helped with his famous Karate Kid roles. "I wanted to be Gene Kelly," Macchio told hosts Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos of taking tap dancing classes as a kid. "My mom and I used to watch the old movie musicals when I was a kid." "That's where I sort of [was] bit with the bug of wanting to perform," Macchio added, noting that the choreography skills he learned for tap could transfer to karate moves. "One, you point your toes, and the other, you flex." With a little encouragement from Ripa and Consuelos, the Cobra Kai actor got up and showed a few tap moves. Despite Macchio feeling his skills were a little rough, Ripa and Consuelos plus the audience applauded for seeing the original Karate Kid in action. After recently wrapping the sixth and final season of Netflix's Karate Kid spinoff series Cobra Kai, Macchio reprises his role of Daniel LaRusso for the latest installment of the Karate Kid franchise — Karate Kid: Legends. The film also stars Jackie Chan's Mr. Han, who appeared in the 2010 Karate Kid remake, and new protagonist Li Fong (played by Ben Wang). Macchio told PEOPLE at the New York City premiere of Karate Kid: Legends that the sixth film of the martial arts franchise "has different [and] more of like an early Jackie Chan movie style, a Hong Kong style." Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. "The fight [scenes], the cameras are really wide lenses inside the fights. There's humor laced throughout and there was always humor in the Karate Kid films, but the original films we made was kind of cinema magic, very romantic," Macchio said. "Wide, long takes, dialogue scenes that breathe. This is a quicker pace for this generation, but laced with humor, excitement, next level martial arts and Ben Wang is a rock star in the movie." "And the reason I'm in this movie is to pay that legacy forward," Macchio added. "Shedding a little piece of Miyagi forward. It's never the wrong thing to do in Daniel LaRusso's eyes and in Ralph Macchio's eyes." Karate Kid: Legends is now playing in theaters. Read the original article on People
USA Today
6 days ago
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- USA Today
Sarah Silverman shares answer to burning question about 'White Lotus' Season 3
Comedian Sarah Silverman got all of her burning questions about the recent "White Lotus" season answered directly from the source. Silverman, 54, appeared on the morning talk show "Live with Kelly and Mark" on May 28 to discuss her career, including her new Netflix comedy special "PostMortem." The conversation shifted to the Emmy-award-winning HBO series when cohost Kelly Ripa reminded Silverman that she starred alongside "White Lotus" creator Mike White in "School of Rock" back in 2003. "I love pointing out to people that Ned Schneebly is the guy who writes all of the White Lotuses," Silverman told Ripa and cohost Mark Consuelos. Despite encouraging words from Ripa and Consuelos about a possible future "White Lotus" cameo appearance, Silverman said she is doubtful White would ever put her in the show, though telling the audience that she would "love" it and that she'd be "amazing." Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. 'White Lotus' creator answers Sarah Silverman's burning question Silverman said she "loathes" reaching out to White about the show, but she did so anyway. "I did text him after (Season 3)," Silverman said. "I emailed him and I said, 'What's up with Leslie? How come we didn't find out why Parker Posey iced Leslie Bibb? Why did she pretend not to know her? I go, is it something that you didn't get to, and it got cut out, or like what's the answer?'" Silverman was referring to an uncomfortable interaction between Victoria Ratliff (Parker Posey) and Kate (Leslie Bibb), who were two hotel guests in the show's third season, People reported. Kate, who was vacationing with her childhood best friends, insists that she knew Victoria and that they had a mutual friend. Victoria, on vacation with her family, appeared not to be interested in entertaining the discussion further and iced her out, according to People. The answer to Silverman's question was infinitely less complicated than she had thought. "No, no," White told her. "I was just showing that she was a (expletive)." Marilyn Monroe is that you? Watch as a sea of blonde lookalikes hit the water Awkward moment seen in 'White Lotus' Season 3 wasn't that serious Jason Isaacs, who played Timothy Ratliff, offered a similar explanation, saying in an April 11 episode of the "I've Never Said This Before" podcast that Victoria knew exactly who Kate was but that she did not want to be bothered by a stranger while on holiday. "They're not used to other people being in their business,' Isaacs said. 'So, the fact that somebody from another table comes and gets in Victoria's face, she just doesn't want to be chatting to people by the pool. She doesn't want other people to be around.' Despite fan speculation and dissection about the women's hypothetical history, Isaacs insists it wasn't that serious. "That's all it was," the actor said. 'Just, 'I don't want these trashy people being in my life. I don't really want other people to talk to.'"
Yahoo
6 days ago
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Mark Consuelos Would 'Absolutely Fall Apart' If He and Kelly Ripa Ever Broke Up — but He Has a Backup Plan Just in Case
Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos contemplated what would happen if they broke up in the May 29 episode of Live with Kelly and Mark When Ripa claimed Consuelos would "fall apart" without being married to her, he joked that he would go find a younger woman The couple have been married for nearly 30 years after meeting during a screen test for All My Children in 1995Mark Consuelos only has eyes for Kelly Ripa — for now. The couple, who have been married for almost three decades, contemplated their own breakup on the May 29 episode of Live with Kelly and Mark after Ripa, 54, brought up a study that showed that men 'placed more importance on romance' than women. 'They experience greater mental and physical health benefits from being in a relationship" and "struggle more with the emotional toll of a breakup," Ripa explained before telling Consuelos, also 54: "I know if you and I broke up, you would absolutely fall apart, completely.' "That's true,' he admitted, prompting a collective 'aww' from the audience. Consuelos then revealed how he would cope if he and Ripa ever did go their separate ways. "But I do feel like someone would be there on the other end just to pick me up and make sure I'm okay. Pretty sure," he joked. "I'd have to get used to their college schedule and all that stuff." Ripa laughed at her husband's speculation and teased, "Oh my God. Oh, dear God, I hope I live to see your second wife!" The pair first crossed paths while doing a screen test for All My Children in 1995, and have been together ever since. They eloped in Las Vegas a year later and went on to welcome three children together. Now, their long-lasting relationship has become a common talking point on the popular morning show. In a March episode, they reflected on their strong connection after Ripa asked Consuelos what love meant to him. 'Love for me now is spending a quiet afternoon with you just watching me watch sports,' Consuelos quipped. 'No, I love being with my family.' 'We didn't have a family back then,' he noted of when they first met. 'Love's evolved.' 'I've been in love with you since the day I met you, and beyond loving you, I really like you a lot,' Ripa replied, calling Consuelos 'my favorite person.' Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. She added that she thinks men experience more feelings at the beginning of a relationship because of 'the chase,' and while Consuelos agreed, he said love naturally shifts over time. 'I do find that early on, whether it be a really serious relationship or early in the marriage, it always feels like someone loves the other person more,' he shared. 'It's like 65/35, or 67/43.' Ripa confessed that now, she thinks she loves Consuelos 'a little bit more,' but insisted, 'That's okay. I'm fine with that. You don't seem to know that, so it's good. It's all working.' Read the original article on People
New York Post
6 days ago
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- New York Post
Mark Consuelos jokes he'd find a college girlfriend if he and Kelly Ripa split
With hope and faith, Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos will be together forever. If not, the author, 54, doesn't think the 'Riverdale' alum, also 54, would be able to survive without her. On 'Live with Kelly and Mark,' Ripa read a study that said men 'place more importance on romance and they experience greater mental and physical health benefits from being in a relationship' and 'struggle more with the emotional toll of a breakup.' 7 Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos on 'Live with Kelly and Mark.' ABC The host, who tied the knot with Consuelos in 1996 after meeting on the set of 'All My Children,' then expressed how she thinks her other half would respond to a split. 'I know if you and I broke up, you would absolutely fall apart, completely,' Ripa stated. No dispute there, as Consuelos quickly replied, 'That's true.' 7 Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos detail relationships on 'Live with Kelly and Mark.' ABC 'But I do feel like someone would be there on the other end just to pick me up and make sure I'm okay,' he teased. 'Pretty sure.' The jokes didn't stop there, as Consuelos, who shares kids Michael, 27, Lola, 23, and Joaquin, 22, with Ripa, noted: 'I'd have to get used to their college schedule and all that stuff.' 'Oh my God,' Ripa said through laughter. 'Oh, dear God, I hope I live to see your second wife!' In 2023, the 'Hope & Faith' actress got candid on their 29-year union, revealing that Consuelos was 'insanely jealous' in the beginning. 7 Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos share a kiss. kellyripa/Instagram 'My biggest complaint about you over the course of our marriage—and this is not recent because it definitely changed — but you used to be insanely jealous and that was a hard pill to swallow,' Ripa said to Consuelos while on her SiriusXM podcast 'Let's Talk Off Camera.' 'It's very hard being married to somebody who is jealous.' Recalling one event in particular, the talk show host said her husband had a 'perception of a scenario.' 'It was our first week of marriage, because we didn't take our honeymoon until later,' Ripa detailed. 'You were working and I went to visit you in Boston. We went to this Italian restaurant and the waiter was like a very cute old man, he's definitely in his 70s, if not 80s. He leaned down and he said, 'And for the principessa?'' 7 Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos pose on vacation. kellyripa/Instagram 7 Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos. Instagram/@kellyripa Consuelos immediately chimed in, calling that his 'character flaw.' 'I remember that,' he admitted. 'Look, at age 25, I was pretty insane. But that jealousy thing definitely followed me for a while. I'm not jealous anymore.' Ripa echoed his sentiments, sharing she is 'so grateful that you're not.' 'It's ugly,' Consuelos stated. 'As ugly as it feels to the person who has to be on the receiving end of it, it's such an ugly feeling inside. If this is any consolation, you know you're being crazy. The jealous person knows that this is wrong and it's ugly, but they can't help it.' 7 Kelly Ripa poses with husband Mark Consuelos and their kids. kellyripa/Instagram But the 'Queen of the South' alum made the necessary changes. 'I wanted to do some work on myself,' added Consuelos, 'and that was one of the major things that I needed to work on because it was getting in the way.' Now with multiple decades of marriage under their belts, the two have continued to show their love for one another over the years. 7 Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos celebrate Labor Day 2023. kellyripa/Instagram Earlier this month, Consuelos gushed over his leading lady on their 29th wedding anniversary. He posted a sweet montage to Instagram, sharing pictures of the pair over the years on red carpets, during vacations and outside the Las Vegas wedding chapel where they eloped. Ripa simply wrote beneath the video, 'Best decision of my life! I love you.'
Yahoo
28-05-2025
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Scott Wolf Celebrates His Lookalike Daughter Lucy's 11th Birthday with Rare Photos: 'You Light the Way'
Scott Wolf is celebrating his daughter Lucy as she turns another year older The 'Party of Five' alum wrote a sweet message in honor of his daughter on Instagram Wolf shares his three kids — Lucy and sons Miller and Jackson — with wife KelleyScott Wolf's daughter is another year older. The Party of Five alum, 56, shared a series of photos on Instagram as he celebrated his lookalike daughter Lucy Marie's 11th birthday. In the sweet pics, the father-daughter duo can be seen smiling together outside and hanging out in a pool. Lucy looks like the spitting image of her famous father as they pose for a few selfies. "My baby girl is 11. Mighty Lu. The strongest, kindest, wisest, funniest, most magical soul," wrote Wolf in his caption. "What an ocean of love I have for my beautiful girl. Happy Birthday, Lucy Marie. You light the way. ❤️." Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Wolf shares his daughter and sons Miller William, 12, and Jackson, 15, with his longtime wife Kelley. Back in January, the actor joked that since he's been starring as a doctor on his TV series Doc, he's been offering his family unwarranted medical advice — and his wife cannot handle it. Wolf appeared on the Jan. 6th episode of Live with Kelly and Mark, where he shared that his offer to help was rejected after his family had 'been stricken by […] some kind of virus.' 'My daughter has it the worst. My wife has it now,' said Wolf. 'There's some mysterious symptoms. There's some weird things. And I'm not a doctor, but I play one on TV.' 'A lot,' said Mark Consuelos, referring to Wolf's past roles as medical professionals on Everwood and The Night Shift. 'You are basically a doctor at this point,' Kelly Ripa added. 'I'm kind of a doctor! So last night I was talking to my wife — and my daughter's miserable, my wife's kind of miserable — and I'm like, 'Listen honey, I'm not a doctor, but I play one on TV,' ' Wolf said, adding that 'she hung up the phone. She hung up.' In 2024, the Nancy Drew star shared a sweet message to his longtime wife on Instagram to celebrate being married for 20 years. "20 years ago today, we began our wedded journey together. 20 years later, with our three beautiful children, several generations of fur babies, and what feels like a lifetime of adventures and experiences together, I love you now more than ever," he wrote in the caption. The post featured four photos of the couple. The first showed the pair posing similarly, except one was captured more recently, and the other is a black-and-white image from the past. The last two photos were from their wedding day. "As blessed as we have been and are, we have surely been tested these last few years. You continue to be the force of light and love and life that makes it all make sense," added Wolf. "You are the rock of our family, and even when pushed beyond what sometimes even feels possible, you have always found a way to hold on to who you truly are, and who and what you love the most." Read the original article on People
