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Dianne Holechek, ex-wife of Chuck Norris, passed away at 84 after battling dementia, and Norris expressed his sadness and fond memories of her, highlighting their enduring friendship and her role as a loving mother.
Dianne Holechek, the ex-wife of Chuck Norris, has died at 84 after a long battle with dementia, leaving behind her two sons and seven grandchildren. She was married to Norris from 1958 until their divorce in 1989, and she maintained a private life away from the spotlight.
Chuck Norris celebrated his 84th birthday by sharing an Instagram video of himself pummeling a punching bag and declaring that he feels like he's 48. The martial artist and action star received birthday wishes from friends and fans, including fellow celebrities and martial artists. Norris, known for his roles in "Walker, Texas Ranger" and "The Expendables 2," is returning to the big screen in the upcoming movie "Agent Recon."
Chuck Norris has settled his $30 million lawsuit against CBS and Sony Pictures TV over profits from the TV show "Walker, Texas Ranger." The confidential settlement comes after more than five years of litigation, with Norris alleging "self-dealing" and breach of contract. The lawsuit claimed that the defendants sought to collect significant fees and revenues from the show without honoring Norris's production company, Top Kick Productions. The settlement brings an end to the legal dispute, which was litigated during the pandemic.
Chuck Norris has settled a lawsuit against CBS and Sony Pictures, alleging that he was deprived of at least $30 million in profits for the TV series "Walker, Texas Ranger." Norris claimed that the companies violated his contract by not paying him 23% of profits earned from the show's exploitation, particularly from streaming video-on-demand (SVOD) revenue. Terms of the settlement were not disclosed. The case was dismissed by a Los Angeles Superior Court judge, and Sony was dropped from the case last year.
Chuck Norris has settled a lawsuit against CBS and Sony Pictures over alleged unpaid profits from the TV series "Walker, Texas Ranger." Norris claimed he was shortchanged at least $30 million in profits and accused the companies of intentionally avoiding paying him his share of streaming revenue. The terms of the settlement were not disclosed. The lawsuit, filed in 2019, accused CBS of diluting and breaching the profit clause in Norris' contract. Sony, which was contractually bound to the same terms as CBS, was dropped from the case last year.
Ingame Studios' director Jarek Kolář has revealed some of the post-launch content plans for Crime Boss: Rockay City, including Chuck Norris bench pressing a cop car and riding a horse through a nightclub. The game will feature an impressive cast of actors, including Danny Glover, Danny Trejo, and Vanilla Ice, with the possibility of more 80s and 90s action stars making an appearance. The game launches on PC next week and will be heading to Xbox Series X|S later this year.