Sylvester Stallone

Can you find Rocky Balboa? Rocky Balboa was actually a member of G.I. Joe? Say it isn’t so? Well, it is entirely true according to Brian Cronin of CBR. Sylvester Stallone was actually in talks with Hasbro in 1986 to license his likeness and the actual character of Rocky Balboa (which Sylvester owned) to make him an action figure on the G.I. Joe team. Evidently, it was such a “done deal” that Marvel released a second issue of G.I. Joe : Order of Battle some time in late 1986 and it included a list of current members of the G.I. Joe squad and guess ... Read Full Story

SYLVESTER STALLONE VARIOUS Rocky IV 2006 issue UK remastered 11 track original soundtrack CD album packed with energized anthems from the 1985 big screen success featuring timeless hits from James Brown and Go West plus 3 recordings from Survivor including Eye Of The Tiger and bonus track Man Against The World which was originally written for the movie but edited out for the final cut! Whatever he hits he destroys...! Sealed picture sleeve 1. Survivor Burning Heart2. John Cafferty Hearts On Fire3. Kenny Loggins & Gladys Knight Double Or Nothing4. Survivor Eye Of The Tiger5. Vince DiCola WarFanfare From Rocky6. James Brown Living In ... Read Full Story

Arnold Schwarzenegger flew in to Iraq on a morale-boosting visit for US troops on Monday, drawing cheers from servicemen and women, some of whom were lucky enough to be gifted a cigar. "I was here in 2003 and before I left I said 'I'll be back'," the Hollywood actor turned politician told hundreds of soldiers, mimicking his most famous line from the Terminator movies that made him a global star. "The Terminator always keeps his promise," said the 62-year-old Republican governor of California, who was looking lean and tanned ahead of his return to the big screen next year. Schwarzenegger met troops at Camp ... Read Full Story

Hollywood star-turned-California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has announced he'll quit as a politician next year. The former action man's second and final term as Governor of California comes to an end at the end of 2010 and he insists he won't be seeking any other political gig after he steps down, reports express.co.uk. The Austrian-bon Republican recently hinted at another possible political run when he challenged America's rules on the nationality of those who seek election as President, but Schwarzenegger insists he won't be seeking that role any further or any other once he leaves office in Sacramento, California. "I have never labelled myself as ... Read Full Story

Arnold Schwarzenegger has given his film fans a boost by announcing his days as a politician are numbered - and he’ll quit chasing public office next year. The former action man’s second and final term as Governor of California comes to an end at the end of 2010 and he insists he won’t be seeking any other political gig after he steps down. The Austrian-bon Republican recently hinted at another possible political run when he challenged America’s rules on the nationality of those who seek election as President, but Schwarzenegger insists he won’t be seeking that role - or any other once he leaves ... Read Full Story