Glen Powell has opened up about his recent successes.

The actor, who has been making headlines with his latest roles including in Anyone But You, Twisters, and upcoming movie The Running Man, spoke about his success in an interview with GQ Magazine.

Powell said, “This is cool. I have wanted to do this since I was a kid, and it’s awesome.”

“When you look at actors of yesteryear, if they’re hitting at 36, they look like Gene Hackman in The Royal Tenenbaums,” he added. “Speaking of masculinity, I feel like that is one of those things, the health and wellness thing, that used to not feel like guys’ owning that space as much.”

“And I do feel like the tide is gonna turn on that, where it’s a space that I’ve been really interested in for a while, but I feel like it’s also now becoming a little bit more in vogue,” the actor said.

He went on to add, “When I go back to Los Angeles, when I socialise and bring guys together, instead of just going, ‘Hey, let’s all go grab a drink,’ a lot of times I’ll just bring ’em all to a sauna and I’ll just load all my buddies in a sauna.”

“And everybody appreciates it. Go sauna and cold plunge together,” Glen Powell noted.

The Running Man is set to release on November 7, 2025.

Princess Diana and King Charles extend rows during their marriage are laid bare by a Royal insider.

The Princess of Wales and His Majesty, who parted ways years before her death in 1997, often smashed plates and stormed off during their ugly rows.

Speaking about an incident where King Charles had salad dressing all over his silk gown, former Royal butler Paul Burrell tells Mirror: “He tried to make an excuse and say, ‘Well, I’m terribly sorry. It’s, er, I seem to have caught my sleeve on the card table and up it went’. Of course, I knew that wasn’t the real truth. That was his way of saying, ‘I’m so embarrassed about what’s happening and what’s happened to this, this beautiful dinner, which you’ve set out for me. I don’t know any other way to explain it’.”

Paul continued: “The true story is that they had an almighty row, and Diana must have upturned the card table with all the salad dressings and everything on it, and stormed upstairs. The rows happened on most weekends they were together – there was plate-smashing arguments, storming out of rooms, both by both the Prince and the Princess.

He then clarified: “Nobody was ever hurt [in their rows]. There was never any physical violence. But Diana was so frustrated by Charles’ manner and the fact that he was seeing Camilla Parker Bowles, our future queen, and that she just could not get through to him.

Whoopi Goldberg credited Bruce Willis’s wise words for her successful career.

Willis’ wife, Emma Heming Willis, appeared in the September 10th episode of The View, to discuss her new book The Unexpected Journey, in which she details about her and Willis’ journey after his dementia diagnosis.

Goldberg took a moment to praise Willis on how he guided her during her early fame days and advised her “well.”

“Your husband was one of the really great guys,” The View’s cohost gushed.

“(Willis) was one of the first people I ever met when I got famous, and he guided me along quite well,” she continued.

“I’m glad he’s got you,” Goldberg added.

The Oscar-winning actress then praised Emma for putting an effort to pen down the book that is going to help several readers.

“And I’m glad you’ve done this. Because it will help anyone, even if you’re not going through this, you need to take a look at this book, because you might find that you’re going through something. Maybe don’t wait until you need it. Maybe get it now,” she remarked.

For the unversed, Goldberg first met Willis at the set of hit TV series Moonlighting as a guest cast member.

Later in her starring in Ghost in 1990, along with Willis then wife Demi Moore, led her to win an Oscar for the movie.