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Jeff Bridges reprised his role as 'The Dude' from 'The Big Lebowski' on Jimmy Kimmel Live to humorously urge the world to calm down amidst global tensions and conflicts, emphasizing the need to 'just abide.' He also expressed openness to a potential sequel to the film, though he doubts the Coen Brothers are interested.
Jeff Bridges reprised his iconic role as The Dude on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to humorously call for calm in America, criticizing violence and political tensions, and jokingly suggesting getting ICE off the streets and into beverages. The segment blended comedy with social commentary, highlighting Bridges' laid-back persona.
Jeff Bridges, channeling his iconic character from 'The Big Lebowski' on Jimmy Kimmel, humorously suggested an anti-ICE slogan: 'ICE! Let’s get ICE off our streets and into our beverages,' as a playful protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's tactics.
Jeff Bridges reprised his role as The Dude on Jimmy Kimmel Live to comment on the US political climate, humorously suggesting getting ICE off the streets and into beverages, while urging people to calm down and abide amidst ongoing political turmoil.
Disney showcased 'Tron: Ares' at Comic-Con with a spectacular laser light show, featuring stars Jared Leto and Jeff Bridges, and revealed new footage and details about the highly anticipated third installment in the Tron franchise, emphasizing its technological and artistic themes.
Hollywood stars Michael J. Fox, Jeff Bridges, Sam Neill, and Shannen Doherty are sharing their inspirational journeys as they face major health crises. Despite their challenging conditions, these celebrities remain hopeful and offer a glimmer of hope to others. Michael J. Fox, who has battled Parkinson's disease for over three decades, focuses on staying optimistic and has dedicated himself to raising awareness and funding for research. Jeff Bridges, who was diagnosed with cancer, credits his wife for helping him through his near-fatal experience. Sam Neill, who has been battling aggressive cancer, assures fans that he is "alive and well" and not scared of dying. Shannen Doherty, who is fighting stage 4 breast cancer, remains positive and receives support from celebrity friends.
Actor Jeff Bridges, who was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma in October 2020, has said that COVID-19 was tougher than cancer. Bridges contracted COVID-19 while undergoing chemotherapy, which had wiped out his immune system. He had to fight the virus while dealing with a 9-by-12-inch tumor in his body. Bridges said that his wife was his absolute champion and helped him get back on his feet. He has since recovered and is set to start filming the second season of "The Old Man."
Jeff Bridges, 73, revealed in an interview with AARP that the tumor in his body, which was once 9-by-12-inches, has considerably shrunk amid his battle with lymphoma. The Hollywood veteran, who was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma in 2020, said the tumor has now shrunk "to the size of a marble" following extensive chemotherapy. Bridges also opened up about his complicated recovery process after being hospitalized for nearly five months due to COVID-19 and undergoing convalescent plasma treatment. Despite feeling his long acting career was in jeopardy, Bridges said he feels better and has commenced shooting his FX show.
Actor Jeff Bridges opens up about his battle with lymphoma and COVID-19, revealing that his wife was his "absolute champion" during his hospitalization. Bridges said that surrendering to love helped him get through the challenging time, and setting small goals was key to his recovery. He also shared that his tumor has shrunk to the size of a marble and he's about to start filming season 2 of "The Old Man."
Jeff Bridges shares an update on his health, revealing that his tumor has shrunk "to the size of a marble" after undergoing chemotherapy for cancer and battling a severe case of Covid-19. Bridges spent five months in the hospital and was treated using plasma from other patients that had recovered from Covid. He credits his wife Sue as his "absolute champion" for keeping him off a ventilator. Bridges is set to begin filming the second season of The Old Man.
Jeff Bridges shares that his cancer is in remission and his tumor has shrunk considerably, but his COVID-19 recovery has been a longer, more complicated process. The actor, who is set to film the second season of The Old Man, also revealed that he didn't think he'd ever work again after his illnesses, but a shifted perspective helped him see his recovery as a gift.
Actor Jeff Bridges, who has beaten both advanced cancer and a severe case of Covid-19, revealed in a recent interview that his 9-by-12-inch tumor has shrunk "to the size of a marble." Bridges began chemotherapy treatment to battle the tumor, but Covid hit him hard, leading to a five-week hospitalization. Bridges has since recovered from Covid and is filming Season 2 of "The Old Man."