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18Mar13 MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY has revealed how he gained his muscles back in record time—roughly three months—after he looked emaciated for a movie role last year. As unbelievable as it sounds, Matthew McConaughey was able to look his normal buff self just less than four months after he looked deathly thin for his role as an AIDS patient in “Dallas Buyers Club.” So what’s his secret? According to TMZ, the “Magic Mike” star never lost his famous muscles when he dropped almost 30 pounds of...Read Full Story

Fame Pictures View the Gallery / 12 Photos » Camila Alves took son Levi and daughter Vida to a flower shop in downtown, Los Angeles, California on March 25th, 2011 without daddy Matthew McConaughey. The couple has said that while there isn’t any sibling rivalry going on right now, there will be quite soon. PHOTOS: Levi Read More ...Read Full Story

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Access Hollywood Fifteen years have passed since Matthew McConaughey's stunning performance as a an embattled lawyer in 'A Time To Kill.' Now, Matthew is returning to the onscreen courtroom as a lawyer who practices out of his Lincoln town car in the upcoming drama, 'The Lincoln Lawyer,' and the actor says he nearly missed out on his Hollywood career to become an attorney, himself.Discussion: Celebrity Baby ScoopRead Full Story

As Matthew McConaughey inspired high school students to stay fit, remain in school, and stick true to their fullest potential through the GIVE Education campaign, he recalled who his mentor was growing up in Texas."One mentor to me was somebody I didn't know then but know now: the music of John Mellencamp," McConaughey revealed after mentoring high school students at Venice High School. "He really defined my definitions of patriotism and a lot of the man that I wanted to be and how I saw race...Read Full Story