“Yeah, I’m the youngest of nine. So, the more the merrier,” he says, “but my wife has always wanted four — two boys and two girls, so miraculously she got everything she wanted.”

Asks Ellen: “And, is she saying she’s done? You want more?”

He continued: “She likes hanging out at the hospital. It was the first time we had a couple of days of peace and quiet even though she had to go through the pain of giving birth. She actually liked the fact that we were in a hotel room, alone. Well, it’s kind of like a hotel room, the hospital room. She had a TV. I could watch my TV at the same time. She didn’t really want to go home.”

To which Ellen replied, “Mark, you’re making good money. Take her on a vacation.”
Source: USA Today

“I made a lot of bad mistakes when I was younger,” Marky Mark admits, in a video on the show’s site. “When I was 17, I got sent to an adult prison and, you know, that was not where I wanted to be.” He remembers being in jail, watching his brother Donnie blow up on TV with New Kids on the Block. He’d passed on joining the massively popular boy band, “which I didn’t think was a cool thing to be involved with,” he admitted. “I was a street kid, I was into the hip hop thing, but I wasn’t going to be singing love songs. And then I end up sitting in the TV room in the Plymouth House of Corrections trying to convince people that that’s my brother and I could have done that.”

The Funky Bunch star never dreamed he’d be an actor, but experienced an “aha” moment while talking with Penny Marshall about a about a role in “Renaissance Man.” “I wanted to be the most serious rapper,” he said. “A real guy from the street, that sort of thing. And she was like, ‘You’re an idiot. You’ve been acting the whole time. You act like you’re a tough guy, and you’re a sweet kid. Why don’t you give this a shot?” (Laverne gives good advice.)

Wahlberg’s big hope now is that – unlike him – his kids will listen to reason. “Being a father, I’m trying to figure out how I can convince my kids to take my advice and learn from my mistakes without actually having to experience those things for themselves,” he said.

Seems like the dad of three is being snapped every other minute either leaving church or out with his kids, so looks like he’s on the right path.
Source: Boston.com

So after a week or so of commenting to the press he was going to kick Samberg’s ass, he showed up on the show to do just that — resulting in Wahlberg playing into the impression Samberg perfected of the actor a couple of weeks back.

Click below to see the clip (and below that is the original sketch).

Wahlberg plays maverick cop Max Payne who is hell-bent on revenge against those responsible for the brutal murder of his family and partner. His obsessive investigation takes him on a nightmarish journey into a dark underworld. As the mystery deepens, Max is forced to battle enemies beyond the natural world and face an unthinkable betrayal.

ET asked the “Entourage” executive producer if he’s going to the Emmys on September 21, and he revealed, “That’s our due date so we’ll see — it would be nice to go there, get the Emmy, and then from the Emmys go to the hospital and bring our little boy into the world!”

Mark and his longtime love Rhea Durham’s new baby boy will join their 2-year-old son, Michael, and their 4-year-old daughter, Ella.

We caught up with Mark outside Fo-Fo-Figgily, where he and his very pregnant girlfriend Rhea Durham took his kids to play. Mark seemed to benefit from the playdate as much as his children – while getting back into his car, Mark joked around with the paps and proudly held his two-year-old son Michael up for them to see! Aww, thanks for the photo op, Mark – we can’t wait to see how proud you are of your next kid!

Try a crowd of thousands of young fans at Comic-Con rapt with attention over his upcoming action thriller “Max Payne.”

Surprising too, considering that outside of the “Tomb Raider” movies, video game adaptations typically yield limited success.

“Max Payne” dares to throw its hat in the treacherous ring, though, with some popular actors in the lead roles: Mila Kunis, Ludacris and Mark Wahlberg.

Along with director John Moore, all were on hand for the movie’s panel. And the crowd’s reaction made Mark Wahlberg, in his own words, “all warm in the pants.”

Coming off of roles in “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” and “The Happening,” respectively (and for Wahlberg, finishing up “The Lovely Bones”), Mila and Mark were both gung-ho about doing an all-out actioner.

Mila says she’s a gamer. Mark was just ready to “break some heads.”

Ludacris inspired loud applause, and got a lot of love from Wahlberg, who praised the rapper’s commitment, not only to the project, but to acting in general.
Source: LA Times Blog

This is an international trailer courtesy of Filmweb.pl. We expect there to be a different American version that might hit theaters soon as well. Although this looks much different from the games, it still looks very entertaining. Does the trailer live up to all of your expectations?

Watch the first trailer for Max Payne:

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Source: First Showing

His reaction to brother Donnie hooking up with NKOTB once again? “Whatever floats your boat. If the Rolling Stones can be wheeled out on wheelchairs then why can’t the New Kids go out there?”

What about a reunion with the Funky Bunch who are also reportedly getting back together? “Not a f—ing chance,” he told me.

“They asked me if I would partake and I had to decline,” he continued. “Part of me would love to run around and act like a freaking a–hole again but I can’t do that. I’ve got two kids. I saw something on VH1 or something about me in the 90s and I thought, oh my God, how am I going to explain this to my kids? I have a few years to think about how to finesse it but I do think about it on a daily basis.”
Source: MTv.com

GALLERY LINK:
• Appearances from 2008 – “The Happening” Press Conference – Paris, France – Inside