Ralph Macchio and William Zabka were spotted Sunday filming scenes for The Karate Kid reboot in Atlanta.
The actors were reprising their roles as Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence for the upcoming YouTube Red series Cobra Kai.
Ralph, 55, looked sharp in a light blue dress shirt and dark trousers while filming.
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Jay-z & Beyonce to headline hurricane relief concert
Beyonce and Jay Z are usually quiet with their philanthropic efforts, but this time around they’re doing it big. The billionaire couple will co-headline a benefit concert, which will benefit those affected by Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma.
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Tank talks New Album “Savage”
Many people, especially the ladies, are familiar with Tank based on his good looks, muscular physique, and last but not least, his soulful voice. Over the last two decades, the R&B veteran released several hits including, “Please Don’t Go,” “Heartbreaker,” “I Can’t Make You Love Me,” “You Don’t Know,” and his signature hit, “Maybe I Deserve.” He also collaborated with some heavy hitters in the game including Wale, Chris Brown, Ginuwine, Tyrese, Jon B, Trey Songz, and the late Aaliyah. Along with singing, Tank is known for his songwriting talent. His body of work exemplifies originality and creativity as he continues to step out of the box musically. He steers an explosive situation into calmer waters with his music.
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Hanson family band is naming their first beer ‘Mmmhops’
When Hanson released its Middle of Nowhere album in 1996, the family band became virtually inescapable. First single “MMMBop” was everywhere, while follow-up singles “Where’s The Love,” “Weird,” “I Will Come to You,” and “Thinking of You” also helped led Nowhere to sell more than 10 million copies worldwide. Fast-forward two decades and Hanson – brothers Taylor, Zac, and Isaac still collaborate – is headlining concerts at sold-out venues around the world, while releasing a new studio album every few years. The trio is currently on the road supporting their second Christmas full-length album, the recently-released Finally, It’s Christmas.
Hanson made headlines again a few years back when the brothers launched the Hanson Brothers Beer Company and released its first beer, obviously named Mmmhops. Proving their beer business is not a one-note venture, additional varieties have since come out, including some launched at their annual Tulsa, Oklahoma, beer-and-music festival, Hop Jam Beer and Music Festival.
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