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Yahoo
31-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Justin Bieber Kisses Baby Jack in New Pic, Says ‘I'm a Maniac'
recently shared a series of snaps on Instagram, showing off his and Hailey Bieber's seven-month-old baby, Jack Blues. The photo carousel also included selfies of Bieber and photos of Hailey. Bieber has been making headlines since last month for his cryptic posts. He has also been trending because of discussions concerning his mental health and well-being. Here is Justin Bieber's latest Instagram post, featuring his son Jack Blues, explored. Justin Bieber recently uploaded a series of pictures on Instagram. In two of those photos, he was seen kissing his son, Jack Blues. Jack's face could not be seen as it was covered by Bieber's head. The presence of a white towel, on which Jack Blues was lying, and the wetness in Bieber's hair indicate that this heartwarming moment took place after the 31-year-old singer had a bath. 'ITS CUZ I AM A MANIAC,' Bieber captioned the photos. 'That we dedicated Jack Blues Bieber to Jesus.' The other photos uploaded by Bieber in the post include Hailey, clad in a red jacket, pants, white top, and sunglasses, talking to someone. It also includes some selfies of the 'Never Say Never' crooner and him mixing some music. Also seen were a stack of colored fabrics. Jack Blues was last seen on an Instagram post shared by Hailey on March 10. In the post, which had two photos, Hailey could be seen cradling Jack as he touched her hair and hat. Last month, Justin Bieber had disclosed some plans for his son Jack, when the latter got older. While giving an interview at the Skate for LA Strong, a charity hockey game event he participated in, Bieber revealed his plans to teach Jack how to skate 'as soon as possible.' He added that this plan was 'never too early' when questioned about it by the interviewer. Two months earlier, Bieber had shared on his Instagram story a hockey jersey that was gifted to his son with the help of Toronto Maple Leafs' Auston Matthews. Here, he implied that he would keep this jersey until Jack Blues was old enough to wear it. (via People) The post Justin Bieber Kisses Baby Jack in New Pic, Says 'I'm a Maniac' appeared first on - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.
Chicago Tribune
06-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Chicago Tribune
Steve Carell surprises Southern California high school students with free prom tickets
LOS ANGELES — Actor Steve Carell is sending Southern California high school students affected by the devasting wildfires in Los Angeles to the prom for free. The 'Office' actor and comedian said Tuesday in an Instagram video that he was working with the Alice's Kids charity to pay for prom for seniors at six high schools in Pasadena. 'If you have already paid for your prom tickets, they will reimburse you for your prom tickets. It's a pretty good deal,' Carell said. The Los Angeles area fires destroyed more than 16,000 homes, businesses and other structures and killed at least 29 people in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood and Altadena area north of Pasadena. It also scorched school campuses, upending the lives of thousands of students and parents who were left scrambling looking for classrooms for their kids to go to. Alice's Kids will donate about $175,000 for more than 800 students to attend the annual right-of-passage dance for graduating students. Tickets typically range from $100 to $150 each. 'Going to prom should be a celebration, and we wanted to help make the big night just a little easier for seniors whose lives have been turned upside down by the wildfires,' Ron Fitzsimmons, executive director of Alice's Kids, said in a statement. 'Hopefully this allows the students to unwind and have some fun after a devasting year.' An Instagram video posted by John Muir High School, one of the recipient schools, show students clapping and cheering as they were surprised with Carell's announcement during a school assembly. Another recipient includes Aveson Charter School, whose campus for kindergarten through 5th grade students burned down in the fires and building for sixth through 12th graders is damaged and unusable. Carell also participated in the star-studded 'Skate for LA Strong' hockey tournament last week to raise money for fire relief. In closing, the actor said: 'Have fun, enjoy the prom. And remember, this is Steve Carell.'
Yahoo
06-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Steve Carell surprises Southern California high school students with free prom tickets
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actor Steve Carell is sending Southern California high school students affected by the devasting wildfires in Los Angeles to the prom for free. The 'Office' actor and comedian said Tuesday in an Instagram video that he was working with the Alice's Kids charity to pay for prom for seniors at six high schools in Pasadena. 'If you have already paid for your prom tickets, they will reimburse you for your prom tickets. It's a pretty good deal,' Carell said. The Los Angeles area fires destroyed more than 16,000 homes, businesses and other structures and killed at least 29 people in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood and Altadena area north of Pasadena. It also scorched school campuses, upending the lives of thousands of students and parents who were left scrambling looking for classrooms for their kids to go to. Alice's Kids will donate about $175,000 for more than 800 students to attend the annual right-of-passage dance for graduating students. Tickets typically range from $100 to $150 each. 'Going to prom should be a celebration, and we wanted to help make the big night just a little easier for seniors whose lives have been turned upside down by the wildfires,' Ron Fitzsimmons, executive director of Alice's Kids, said in a statement. 'Hopefully this allows the students to unwind and have some fun after a devasting year.' An Instagram video posted by John Muir High School, one of the recipient schools, show students clapping and cheering as they were surprised with Carell's announcement during a school assembly. Another recipient includes Aveson Charter School, whose campus for kindergarten through 5th grade students burned down in the fires and building for sixth through 12th graders is damaged and unusable. Carell also participated in the star-studded 'Skate for LA Strong' hockey tournament last week to raise money for fire relief. In closing, the actor said: 'Have fun, enjoy the prom. And remember, this is Steve Carell.' The Associated Press
The Independent
06-03-2025
- Entertainment
- The Independent
Steve Carell surprises Southern California high school students with free prom tickets
Actor Steve Carell is sending Southern California high school students affected by the devasting wildfires in Los Angeles to the prom for free. The 'Office' actor and comedian said Tuesday in an Instagram video that he was working with the Alice 's Kids charity to pay for prom for seniors at six high schools in Pasadena. 'If you have already paid for your prom tickets, they will reimburse you for your prom tickets. It's a pretty good deal,' Carell said. The Los Angeles area fires destroyed more than 16,000 homes, businesses and other structures and killed at least 29 people in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood and Altadena area north of Pasadena. It also scorched school campuses, upending the lives of thousands of students and parents who were left scrambling looking for classrooms for their kids to go to. Alice's Kids will donate about $175,000 for more than 800 students to attend the annual right-of-passage dance for graduating students. Tickets typically range from $100 to $150 each. 'Going to prom should be a celebration, and we wanted to help make the big night just a little easier for seniors whose lives have been turned upside down by the wildfires,' said Ron Fitzsimmons, executive director of Alice's Kids. 'Hopefully this allows the students to unwind and have some fun after a devasting year.' An Instagram video posted by John Muir High School, one of the recipient schools, show students clapping and cheering as they were surprised with Carell's announcement during a school assembly. Another recipient includes Aveson Charter School, whose campus for kindergarten through 5th grade students burned down in the fires and building for sixth through 12th graders is damaged and unusable. Carell also participated in the star-studded 'Skate for LA Strong' hockey tournament last week to raise money for fire relief. In closing, the actor said: 'Have fun, enjoy the prom. And remember, this is Steve Carell.'
Associated Press
06-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Associated Press
Steve Carell surprises Southern California high school students with free prom tickets
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actor Steve Carell is sending Southern California high school students affected by the devasting wildfires in Los Angeles to the prom for free. The 'Office' actor and comedian said Tuesday in an Instagram video that he was working with the Alice's Kids charity to pay for prom for seniors at six high schools in Pasadena. 'If you have already paid for your prom tickets, they will reimburse you for your prom tickets. It's a pretty good deal,' Carell said. The Los Angeles area fires destroyed more than 16,000 homes, businesses and other structures and killed at least 29 people in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood and Altadena area north of Pasadena. It also scorched school campuses, upending the lives of thousands of students and parents who were left scrambling looking for classrooms for their kids to go to. Alice's Kids will donate about $175,000 for more than 800 students to attend the annual right-of-passage dance for graduating students. Tickets typically range from $100 to $150 each. 'Going to prom should be a celebration, and we wanted to help make the big night just a little easier for seniors whose lives have been turned upside down by the wildfires,' said Ron Fitzsimmons, executive director of Alice's Kids. 'Hopefully this allows the students to unwind and have some fun after a devasting year.' An Instagram video posted by John Muir High School, one of the recipient schools, show students clapping and cheering as they were surprised with Carell's announcement during a school assembly. Another recipient includes Aveson Charter School, whose campus for kindergarten through 5th grade students burned down in the fires and building for sixth through 12th graders is damaged and unusable. Carell also participated in the star-studded 'Skate for LA Strong' hockey tournament last week to raise money for fire relief. In closing, the actor said: 'Have fun, enjoy the prom. And remember, this is Steve Carell.'
