Jim Carrey Thought He Was Going to Die During the Fake Missile Alert in Hawaii

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.We’ve all had that urge to ditch our responsibilities, pack a suitcase and jet off to a tropical destination. Though there are countless idyllic locations to dream about, we’ve always wanted to head to Hawaii for fun, sun and R&R!This cluster of islands is known for its surf, beautiful beaches and laid-back lifestyle — and these days, it seems like the perfect escape.

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Vanity Fair Monday, two weeks after Lenkov — who was also showrunner on “Magnum PI” and the recently ended “Hawaii Five-0” — was fired by CBS for creating a toxic work environment. “But the way Peter treats people is just unacceptable.

Mark Zuckerberg’s name trended on Twitter after he was spotted wearing an excessive amount of sunscreen.The Facebook cofounder, 36, went surfing in Hawaii on Saturday, July 18, in a blue long-sleeve shirt and black shorts, but Twitter users were more focused on his face than his attire. From his forehead down to his chin, he had on so much sunscreen that his mug was visibly whiter than the rest of his body.“Is that the Joker?” one Twitter user quipped as the photos went viral.

spotted zipping around Hawaii’s blue waters on a $12,000 Efoil remote-controlled surfboard Sunday wearing a thick face mask of white sunscreen. The billionaire donned a blue hoodie to ride the waves with surfing pro Kai Lenny, and a cadre of security guards, in tow.But rather than gawk at the tech founder’s cool toys, the internet is ruthlessly trolling the 36-year for his impasto sun protectant application.

The Tonight Show, the actor told host Jimmy Fallon that the cover of his new book Memoirs and Misinformation shows his facial expression “after being told that I have 10 minutes to live”.In 2018, the state of Hawaii’s emergency alert system sent a text that read: “Ballistic missile threat inbound to Hawaii. Seek immediate shelter.

The actor recalled a shocking experience he went through back in 2018! Jim Carrey was one of the many people in Hawaii who lived through minutes of a living nightmare when a text alert was sent to them warning that a ballistic missile threat was incoming! That being said, Jim Carrey was convinced he only had 10 minutes left to live at the time and now, he opened up about how that felt and how he reacted.

Jim Carrey got a phone call telling him he had 10 minutes left to live. The 58-year-old actor was living in Hawaii when a text alert was sent out warning of an incoming ballistic missile threat.Carrey recounted the terrifying experience on Thursday's, telling the host about a blurred photo of himself that's being used as the cover for his novel, . «That cover is actually my face after being told that I had 10 minutes to live,» Carrey reveals.

Jim Carrey has recalled the terrifying experience of believing he had 10 minutes to live after a missile alert was mistakenly broadcast in Hawaii.