Vince Vaughn: Hollywood Walk of Fame, Bad Monkey Debut, and Dodgeball Sequel News

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Vince Vaughn has been generating plenty of genuine headlines and red carpet moments in the past several days with a mix of career highs and nostalgic news that has fans and Hollywood insiders buzzing. Last week Vaughn made a major public appearance at the premiere of his new Apple TV Plus series Bad Monkey, showing up in Los Angeles with his wife Kyla Weber and their two kids—a very rare sight, attracting significant attention from both entertainment media and fans. Earlier that day, he was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, cementing his status as a central figure in contemporary film and TV and marking a milestone that could be remembered for years to come. According to Just Jared, it was a full family affair and Vaughn’s moment in the spotlight was warmly celebrated by cast members and fellow celebrities in attendance.

On the business side, Vaughn has also been topping recent entertainment news for his starring turn in Netflix’s much talked-about Nonnas, a fact-based comedy that co-stars Susan Sarandon. The film, directed by Stephen Chbosky, just started streaming in May but has continued to generate buzz, especially as clips and memes featuring Vaughn circulate on social media. The story of a man honoring his late mother by opening an Italian restaurant with a team of real Italian grandmothers has struck a chord, with outlets like The Hollywood Reporter and Instagram’s Modern Horizon Chamber of Commerce account referencing Vaughn’s performance and the feel-good narrative behind the release.

For audiences tracking Vaughn’s evolving career, there are two other significant developments. First, the long-anticipated Dodgeball sequel is officially in the works. According to AOL, Vaughn is set to reprise his beloved role of Peter La Fleur, seemingly confirming months of speculation and delighting millennial fans of the 2004 original. While details on production and co-stars are limited, his return is headline material and could signal a major play for streaming or theatrical comedy blockbusters next year.

Second, exclusive images and news from ScreenRant and the TIFF website confirm that Vaughn is reuniting with True Detective creator Nic Pizzolatto for the director’s debut feature, Easy’s Waltz. Vaughn will star as a washed-up Las Vegas crooner given a shot at redemption by Al Pacino’s character—a potential comeback role in more ways than one, since his True Detective collaboration remains one of TV’s most debated seasons. Industry insiders are closely watching to see if Vaughn and Pizzolatto can redeem their previous critical misstep.

As for advertising and endorsements, Stars and Stripes reported that Vaughn is currently voicing the “Keep It Juicy” campaign encouraging Americans to reclaim everyday joy and civility, marking a new direction in major ad campaigns.

Recent nostalgia pieces have referenced his early work in Westerns and his pivot to A-list comedy stardom, but no negative news, legal disputes, or unconfirmed stories have surfaced in recent days. Social media mentions, fan tributes, and the rare family outing have kept Vaughn visible online and in gossip columns, but the buzz is rooted in real events rather than rumor. This stretch marks one of his most active and publicly celebrated periods in years, with industry commentary suggesting these projects and accolades may be viewed as major biographical milestones for Vince Vaughn.

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