Keanu Reeves

Photo Agency DNA tests just came back revealing what pretty much everyone thought: Keanu Reeves is not the father of a Canadian woman's grown children. In fact, we believe him when he says he'd never met Karen Sala (until their recent court date, that is), ever, let alone fathered any of her 4 children. Keanu Reeves is not the father of Kathy Sala's children, according to DNA tests. (Getty Images) Well, Sala isn't letting a little science stand in her way. The 46-year-old says she is still not convinced that the actor isn't her baby daddy, and, of course, she still wants her $150,000 ... Read Full Story

Butterfly Marketing  My Guru says that he's a "wake-up in the morning and go to work" kinda guy just like you and me. There's a slight difference though. Every morning he wakes up, his bank balance clicks-up another $60,000 dollars...and he hasn't even prepared breakfast yet! Now Keanu Reeves has to jump around in a full-length black leather jacket for two hours, blinded by a pair of weird sunglasses, to earn any money at all. Starting to get the picture fellows? Keanu did three Matrix's right? 3x2 =6 - Now keep this figure in mind as I move you along to My Guru's matrix... Read Full Story

By: Ellie Kam on October 15th, 2009 at8:34 am The DNA test is in, and Keanu Reeves is not the father of that random Canadian woman’s kids. The possibly mentally-challenged woman named Karen Sala, claimed in court documents filed in September, that Keanu fathered at least one of her four kids (who are all now adults). She was demanding that Keanu pay up $150,000 per month in child support - going all the way back to 1988. In addition, she felt that she was also entitled to $3 million per month in spousal support, starting back in 2006. It looks like this one doesn’t ... Read Full Story

"With all the wisdom he's collected over those thousands of years it's hard to understand why he made The Day The Earth Stood Still." Uploaded 27 likes Read Full Story

Actor Keanu Reeves had no problem getting inside Buffalo-area jails. The feds haven't been so lucky. The star of "The Matrix" film trilogy spent last weekend scouting locations for a new film. His visit included tours of two jail facilities that are the target of a U.S. Justice Department lawsuit accusing the Erie County Sheriff's Department of civil rights violations. County officials have barred federal investigators from the jails, but Reeves was given tours of the facilities on Sunday. Afterward county officials said Reeves shouldn't have been allowed inside the jails. Reeves was checking out possible film locations for "Henry's Crime," which casts him ... Read Full Story