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Mark Wahlberg's 15-year-old daughter Grace was injured during an equestrian event, sharing her hospital recovery on Instagram, while her father expressed concern and watched nervously from the stands.
Mark Wahlberg purchased a $37 million, fully furnished luxury estate in Delray Beach, South Florida, featuring amenities like a home theater, cigar lounge, saltwater lagoon pool, and tennis court, marking his first residence in Florida after living in Las Vegas and Beverly Hills.
Mark Wahlberg is under contract to purchase a $47 million, 29,000-square-foot luxury mansion in Delray Beach's exclusive Stone Creek Ranch, featuring extensive amenities like a saltwater lagoon pool, home theater, and private tennis court, offering privacy and luxury in a gated community.
‘Play Dirty’ is a lackluster heist film directed by Shane Black, starring Mark Wahlberg as a taciturn thief who teams up with Rosa Salazar's character to steal artifacts, but the movie falls flat due to its hollow spectacle, stiff performances, and misanthropic tone.
Prime Video's new action-thriller 'Play Dirty,' directed by Shane Black and starring Mark Wahlberg, is now streaming. The film, based on the 'Parker' novel series, features a heist plot with double-crosses and a holiday setting, receiving mixed reviews but generally considered an entertaining distraction with a strong performance by LaKeith Stanfield. It has a 60% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and is likely to be popular among viewers seeking a fun, if not entirely memorable, action movie.
'Play Dirty' is a lackluster action-thriller on Amazon Prime featuring Mark Wahlberg as a criminal, with a convoluted plot, underwhelming performances, and a tone that leans more into comedy than the intricate crime story it aims to be, leaving viewers disappointed in its execution.
Mark Wahlberg's new Mexican restaurant, Flecha Cantina, in Las Vegas experienced a fire the night before its ribbon-cutting ceremony due to a defective fire pit. The fire was quickly extinguished by the fire crew, with no interior damage or injuries reported. The restaurant reopened the same evening, and the ribbon-cutting ceremony is set to proceed as planned.
Mark Wahlberg's Las Vegas restaurant, Flecha Cantina, experienced a fire on its patio due to a defective fire pit, just before its ribbon-cutting ceremony. The fire was quickly extinguished by the fire department, with no injuries or interior damage reported. The restaurant, which opened in September, resumed operations the same evening, and the planned ceremony proceeded as scheduled.
Mark Wahlberg's Las Vegas restaurant, Flecha Cantina, experienced a fire on its patio due to a defective fire pit, prompting a response from the Clark County Fire Department. The fire was quickly contained, with minimal damage and no injuries reported. The restaurant reopened shortly after the incident.
David Beckham's DB Ventures Limited has settled a $10 million lawsuit with Mark Wahlberg's fitness company, F45, over unpaid promotional fees. The lawsuit, initially set for trial in 2025, will be dismissed following the settlement. Both parties expressed satisfaction with the resolution and commitment to future business growth.
Mark Wahlberg expressed frustration over his hair and low paycheck while filming The Departed, citing tension with director Martin Scorsese. He also revealed that he was initially supposed to play a more prominent role in the film and discussed his interest in a potential sequel. Despite his Oscar nomination for the role, Wahlberg's comments have sparked debate about his performance and his interactions on set.
Mark Wahlberg reflects on filming "The Departed," admitting he was initially unhappy about certain aspects of the role but ultimately found it to be a rewarding experience. He discusses clashes with director Martin Scorsese, his Oscar nomination for the role, and his decision to turn down "Ocean's Eleven" in favor of other film projects. Wahlberg emphasizes the importance of personal growth and learning experiences in his acting career.
Mark Wahlberg reflects on filming "The Departed," admitting he was initially unhappy with certain aspects of the production but ultimately found the experience rewarding. He discusses his clashes with director Martin Scorsese, his approach to the role, and the challenges he faced while juggling multiple film projects. Wahlberg also addresses turning down "Ocean's Eleven" and emphasizes the value of his experiences working with Tim Burton and Jonathan Demme.
Mark Wahlberg revealed on a podcast that he was initially upset about his role and pay in Martin Scorsese's 2006 film, The Departed, and had to deal with hair extension issues due to another movie commitment. Despite the challenges, Wahlberg ultimately embraced the role and earned an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor.
Mark Wahlberg admits that regardless of what they watch on TV with his wife Rhea Durham, he always ends up falling asleep during their bedtime routine, which typically involves watching different types of shows. The couple, married for 14 years with four children, prioritize communication and support in their successful marriage, and have recently moved their family to Las Vegas for a thriving community environment.