Johnny Knoxville Reunites with Original Crew for 'Jackass Forever' - Watch the Trailer!

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterBam Margera filed a lawsuit on Monday against Paramount, Johnny Knoxville and director Spike Jonze, alleging that he was wrongfully fired from the upcoming fourth installment of the “Jackass” film franchise.Margera, one of the stars of the original TV series and the subsequent films, was fired last fall, after allegedly testing positive for Adderall, violating the terms of a “wellness agreement” he signed with the film’s producers.Margera has been in and out of

RAF dog handler who lost his leg after stepping on an improvised explosive device (IED) has been reunited with the Chinook crew who saved his life. Mick McConnell, 47, was patrolling a farmer’s field in Afghanistan in 2011 with his dog Memphis when he set off an IED.

Mike Vogel is providing a thrill!

Burt Reynolds is ready to say goodbye in his final film, the dramedy “Defining Moments”. And ET can exclusively debut the trailer.

Burt Reynolds is ready to say goodbye in his final film, the dramedy. And ET can exclusively debut the trailer.The late actor stars as Chester, who on the cusp of turning 80 has decided he has nine months left with his loved ones.

Gerard Butler is taking on an exciting new role!

“Schmigadoon!” star Keegan-Michael Key and and “Jackass” alum Johnny Knoxville are set to star on “Modern Family” co-creator Steve Levitan’s Hulu comedy pilot “Reboot,” TheWrap has learned.Created by Levitan, “Reboot” — which is inspired by the TV industry’s recent slew of comedy revivals — centers on the story of Hulu rebooting an early 2000’s family sitcom, and how its dysfunctional cast is forced back together and now must deal with their unresolved issues in today’s fast-changing

Steve Levitan is headed to streaming. In the first non-network green light for the Emmy-winning Modern Family co-creator, Hulu has formally picked up comedy pilot Reboot, with Keegan-Michael Key and Johnny Knoxville tapped to star.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterHulu has ordered a comedy pilot from Steve Levitan and John Enbom with Keegan-Michael Key and Johnny Knoxville attached to star, Variety has learned.In the pilot, titled “Reboot,” Hulu decides to reboot an early 2000’s family sitcom. Its dysfunctional cast is forced back together and now must deal with their unresolved issues in today’s fast-changing world.Levitan is the creator, executive producer, and showrunner and also wrote the pilot story.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine has been released.Plot details for the new series are kept light in the new promo, bar a glimpse at Jake Peralta (Andy Samberg) and Amy Santiago (Melissa Fumero) tackling their new role as parents.Jake also shares an emotional moment of reflection with his best friend, fan favourite Charles Boyle (Joe Lo Truglio).

JoJo Siwa has a new live-action musical on the way. will follow a young girl named JoJo, played by Siwa, whose life is turned upside down when her dance coach decides to retire and is replaced by a sparkle-hating instructor named Poppy.

Lil Nas X definitely understood the assignment for the music video to his new song, “Industry Baby.” The video, which dropped on Friday, July 23, shows the 22-year-old rapper breaking out of prison with the help of Jack Harlow, 23, who is featured on the song. But before his harrowing escape, Lil Nas X drops his pink prison jumpsuit and goes fully nude for a big dance routine alongside other nude inmates. Yep, just as wild as expected!

Shark Week — “Jackass Forever” marks the franchise’s first film in over 10 years, following “Jackass 3D” in 2010. Knoxville appeared in a 2013 spinoff film titled “Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa,” but the “Jackass” brand has not been used since.The possibility of a fourth “Jackass” film has been highly questioned after cast member Ryan Dunn died in car crash in 2011.

Jackass film has landed.The preview shows the gang reunited on the big screen for the first time since 2013’s Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa. Stunts in the trailer include Johnny Knoxville getting fired out of an enormous canon, poisonous snake bites and an exploding toilet.Most of the core team have returned including Steve-O, Jason ‘Wee Man’ Acuña and Chris Pontius.

Ten years after their last big-screen outing, the “Jackass” crew is back for their final crusade in “Jackass Forever”.

This winter, Johnny Knoxville and his team of stuntpeople will share Jackass: Forever, the fourth installment in the beloved and influential filmed bodily harm series. It may be the final film to feature the original cast, but as Knoxville revealed in a recent GQ profile, Forever will star some new faces.

Machine Gun Kelly, who is seen doing a bicycle stunt in the trailer. «The faster you pedal your bike, the faster the other guy's hand goes back,» the announcer says. Kelly doesn't pedal fast enough and a giant hand smacks him off the back and into an awaiting pool. «You said it wasn't going to feel like anything!» the musician complains as he dries off following his fall. Kelly isn't the only star to participate in the hijinks with Tyler the Creator, Eric André, Shaquille O'Neal, Post Malone,

Johnny Knoxville and the “Jackass” guys had their prime moment of cultural relevancy about twenty years ago after the TV show first premiered on MTV. Since then, there have been three feature films, each one more commercially successful than the last.

KISS frontman Paul Stanley has discussed the idea of reuniting with the band’s original lineup, calling it “impossible”.During an interview on SiriusXM‘s Jim & Sam Show, Stanley was asked why fans are obsessed with the idea of the original quartet playing together again.“Well, the original four are the original four,” he said. “We were the ones who started this and created the template that we still stand by today.