Seth Rogen expresses worry Tom Cruise ‘won’t be happy’ with Scientology story he shares in new book

took to Instagram this week to show off his new look via an Instagram Stories selfie, captioning the shot, “New face, who dis?”The photo shows Cruise with a buzzcut and tidy facial hair, as opposed to a photo shared to the site seven weeks ago, where he can be seen with short, curly hair and a hearty beard. Cruise was adopted by the “Eyes Wide Shut” co-stars shortly after his 1995 birth.

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Seth Rogen is speaking out about cancel culture and approaching it in a way that relates to his career as a comedian.

Good Morning Britain whether he thought jokes in his movies might leave people “uncomfortable” today.“I think there are certain jokes that for sure have not aged well,” Rogen began. “But I think that’s the nature of comedy.

Seth Rogen downplayed the impact of cancel culture by arguing that some comedians are going a bit overboard in reckoning with past jokes that have not aged well.  Rogen, 39, appeared on "Good Morning Britain" earlier this week to discuss his new book "Yearbook," a collection of essays about his life.The hosts made sure to ask the comedic actor and writer about jokes from his past that have not aged well and may be considered offensive to modern audiences.  Rather than balk or get defensive,

Sometimes jokes age poorly, and Seth Rogen is okay with that.

Good Morning Britain, recalling how he was invited to Cruise’s house over 10 years ago for advice about getting into comedy.“It was a slow sell,” Rogen began, remembering when Cruise started pitching him about the religion.

Seth Rogen has said he imagines Tom Cruise “is not thrilled” about the “absurd” Scientology story he wrote about him in his new book. The actor, who has released a book of essays detailing awkward encounters with some of Hollywood’s most famous stars, appeared on Good Morning Britain where he reflected on the reaction he might receive from certain actors, including Cruise and Nicolas Cage.

Seth Rogen has said that he doesn’t understand comedians who complain about “cancel culture”. The actor and filmmaker told Good Morning Britain on Tuesday (25 May) that he has accepted that some jokes in his older movies have aged poorly.

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Seth Rogen opened up about not wanting children, a decision he and his wife are psyched about. Lauren and Seth Rogen have been married for ten years and are completely on the same page.

Actor Seth Rogen believes Texas Sen.Ted Cruz could benefit from smoking some marijuana with the funnyman amid their ongoing Twitter sparring. Rogen, who launched his own marijuana company Houseplant in March, appeared on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" on Thursday where he was asked to weigh in on his and Cruz's public bashing of one another on Twitter.

The Twitter back-and-forth between Seth Rogen and Ted Cruz is “not a feud.”

Seth Rogen is glad to have narrowly avoided a conversation about Scientology with Tom Cruise. The star recently appeared on Howard Stern's radio show and opened up about visiting the actor's home for a meeting about him making a foray into comedy, and was asked to listen to a pitch about his religion, Scientology.

NEW YORK -- Actor Seth Rogen is jumping into the podcast world later this year with a series where he interviews people who have memorable stories to tell about their lives.The unnamed series will be produced by Stitcher, the podcast company and subsidiary of SiriusXM, which made the announcement on Tuesday.Each episode will feature him talking to someone with a different story, from a person who had a near-death encounter with a grizzly bear in Canada to another who had a life-altering