Dwayne Johnson

"Jungle Cruise" is finally coming to cinemas after COVID forced the release date back—fans will be keen to know if there's an end of credits sequence.

"Jungle Cruise" stars Dwayne Johnson, aka The Rock, and Emily Blunt as adventurers who go in search of the Tree of Life.

Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt star in Disney's latest adventure movie "Jungle Cruise" set along the Amazon River.

A former skipper on the Disneyland attraction described how racist imagery hurt some customers, as well as the hate she received for tweeting about it.

Marvel heroes, chatty teens, terrifying monsters and sexy beasts are just some of the highlights to look forward to on streaming services in July 2021.

"Fast and Furious 9" is now in theaters. Here's how it ranks compared to ever other movie in the franchise from "The Fast and Furious" to "Hobbs and Shaw."

"Fast & Furious 9" sees characters return from across the franchise, but Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson was not among them. Here's why Luke Hobbs is absent from "The Fast Saga."

When their time winning trophies has come to an end, many an athlete has turned to Hollywood.

The Rock said that despite her "tough life," his mom "exemplifies a remarkable grace, gratitude, compassion, wicked sense of humor and finds her greatest joy in her granddaughters."

A new poll suggests that at least 46 percent of Americans would support Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson running for president, while 63 percent believe that Hollywood stars could "make good politicians."

"Young Rock" is the new NBC comedy that sees three actors play Dwayne Johnson at 10, 15 and 18—some pretty awkward times in the wrestler's life.

Oddsmakers consider The Rock equally likely to secure the Oval Office as the New York congresswoman in four years.

The Rock's father, Rocky Johnson, died in January 2020 at the age of 75 after a successful career as a professional wrestler.

Sharing a close up of his face with blood trickling down from his temple, The Rock used the opportunity to motivate his millions of followers.

"I used to LOVE putting on my dad's wrestling trunks, boots, jacket and championship belts—dreaming of one day becoming a pro wrestling champion," Johnson wrote on Instagram.

Johnson is however the "number one followed man in America the number one followed American man in the world and most importantly, the number one daddy at home."

The answer may surprise you, as will other President's decisions.

The former pro wrestler's "first-ever (public) presidential endorsement" immediately went viral when it was posted.

Despite the fact that Johnson previously identified as a Republican, voting for Trump was never an option for the former wrestler.

"I've seen you in those hearings, and in my opinion you're a certified badass," Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson told Senator Kamala Harris.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is due to play the superhero, Black Adam in an upcoming DC movie—but coronavirus has caused some significant production delays.

The former WWE star says that he, his wife, and two daughters caught the virus despite being "disciplined" about taking coronavirus precautions.

"Some people go through separation and there's no conversation, and it's a dark time, and one person goes off, but that was never us. We went on this journey together."

"It was like a movie fight—the desk got turned over, stuff was flying all over the place," Johnson said in an interview with Sports Illustrated.

"The Rock bought the XFL for $15 million — which is valued as highly as $50 million — with his ex-wife as part-owner and just hours before the league hit auction. We have the next three seasons 'Ballers' plotted now," someone tweeted on August 3.

In April the XFL's parent company had filed for bankruptcy after the novel coronavirus pandemic had halted operations.

The actor, who lambasted President Donald Trump in a passionate speech earlier this month, has teased the idea of running for office in the past.

A flurry of bets have been placed on the Hollywood star to triumph in the 2020 election after his "Where are You?" speech calling out President Trump.

"Where is our leader at this time when our country is down on its knees, begging, pleading, hurt, angry, frustrated, in pain with its arms out, just wanting to be heard?" Johnson asked.

"The video. The plea for breath. The callous response. The racism. The killing. This is our ongoing disease," Johnson wrote on Instagram.