Matthew McConaughey Says He Knew He Wanted to Be a Dad From a Very Early Age

Matthew McConaughey celebrated the Fourth of July by reminding Americans that the country is still growing, likening it to a child experiencing puberty.  The "Dazed and Confused" star took to Twitter on Sunday to share a video of himself sitting in front of an American flag and offering a message to his followers about what this particular Independence Day means given the difficult year that was 2020.  "As we celebrate our independence today, as we celebrate our birth as a nation, the day that

reportedly caught up to Matthew McConaughey in a poll for the Texas governor race after falling behind the actor in the spring.In next year’s run for governor, Abbott is being favored by 39% of the state, whereas McConaughey is getting support from 38%, according to a poll from The Dallas Morning News and University of Texas at Tyler. Almost of quarter of Texans answered that they would vote for another candidate.The poll surveyed 1,090 registered voters.

pic.twitter.com/MiLKZ0HN8y— Matthew McConaughey (@McConaughey) July 4, 2021McConaughey said that America’s relatively young status should serve as its driving force to keep moving forward and improving.“We got to keep learning, we got to keep maturing, we gotta keep striving, we gotta keep climbing, we gotta keep building,” he said.

Matthew McConaughey marked the Fourth of July by sharing a special message to America. 

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Xbox head Phil Spencer has revealed that he wants his team to look at reviving the fighting video game series Killer Instinct in the future.During an appearance on episode 280 of the Dropped Frames podcast, Spencer shared how he and his team view the Killer Instinct franchise. He noted that he and Xbox Game Studios head Matt Booty often discuss the series and where they could potentially take the series.“There are so many good games in our catalogue that we’d love to visit,” Spencer said.

Matthew McConaughey doesn’t look back on his rom-com days with any regret.

Beck says he was planning to sample Labi Siffre’s ‘I Got The…’ before Eminem beat him to it.Marshall Mathers famously used the track in his massive 1999 hit ‘My Name Is…’, but wasn’t the first to think about sampling the 1975 song.Speaking to Matt Wilkinson on Apple Music to mark 25 years of his fifth album ‘Odelay’, Beck revealed that his producers the Dust Brothers were planning on sampling ‘I Got The…’ for him for the follow-up to his 1999 record ‘Midnite Vultures’.However, in a meeting with

Matthew McConaughey dove deep into his career resurgence in a recent interview with country singer Tim McGraw.  The actor and Texas native appeared on an episode of McGraw’s "Beyond the Influence Radio" show where he discussed the immense career and spiritual toll that getting himself out of being typecast as a "shirtless rom-com" guy.  The star noted that, early in his career, he played a very specific type of bachelor that audiences and casting agents seemed to respond well to.  "I’m the go-to

Actor Matthew McConaughey recently opened up about fatherhood. The 51-year-old Oscar winner made an appearance on Tim McGraw‘s radio show Beyond The Influence Radio and revealed that he knew he wanted children from a very early age.

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Kate Hudson thinks Matthew McConaughey has a good chance of becoming a politician. In recent months, the "Dallas Buyers Club" star has openly contemplated running for office, seemingly leaning toward making a bid for governor in the state of Texas.

 The Carlos Watson Show, the Oscar-winning actor said of the politicisation of face masks: “Come on, man. I’m not believing you’re really scared of this little cotton thing.

Actor Matthew McConaughey recently responded to rumours of his potential run for governor of Texas.