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Sylvester Stallone And Michael B. Jordan Sylvester Stallone and Michael B. Jordan were photographed at the Creed II world premiere at AMC Loews Lincoln Square in New York City the other night. Photo By: Diego Corredor/MediaPunch

Sylvester Stallone In Fashion Sylvester Stallone Checks Out Whiskey Selection Sylvester Stallone was photographed buying whiskey at Compliment Wine Shop in Beverly Hills, California yesterday. The superstar really knows how to enjoy them hills! Photos By: John Misa/MediaPunch

**** THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES **** Sylvester Stallone Sylvester Stallone was spotted out and about after the superstar had lunch at Cafe Roma in Beverly Hills, California yesterday. Photo By: John Misa/MediaPunch

Sylvester Stallone Sylvester Stallone visits The Late Show With Stephen Colbert in New York City yesterday. The former star seemed to have no time for photos. Photo By: Diego Corredor/MediaPunch

Arnold Schwarzenegger And Sylvester Stallone Sylvester Stallone along with Arnold Schwarzenegger and co-star Ronda Rousey celebrated the 7th anniversary of The Venetian Macao and hosted Asia’s only VIP screening experience for the opening of The Expendables 3. This all-star event brought renowned Hollywood action heroes to Macao as the cornerstone of the 7th anniversary celebration for The Venetian Macao, further cementing its status as a leading destination in China for global talent.

Arnold Schwarzenegger With Sylvester Stallone Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson Meredith Ostrom Tara Fowler With Montel Williams Jennifer Flavin Amy Ryan Jim Caviezel The stars came out in force for the 'Escape Plan' premiere at the Regal E-Walk, in New York City. Photos By: Corredor99/MediaPunch Inc. 

Sylvester Stallone recently at the gym Sylvester Stallone has been fined $1500.00 for bringing a banned performance enhancement drug into Australia.The 'Rocky Balboa' star - who pleaded guilty to importing the human growth hormone product Jintropin - was not present at the New South Wales court when the judge imposed the fine today. Stallone was also ordered to pay an estimated $8000. in court costs. Deputy chief magistrate Paul Cloran said Stallone was fined for taking Jintropin into Australia without a valid prescription.The actor was also fined for failing to declare he was importing testosterone despite having a prescription for it. Australia's maximum penalty for importing banned substances is $90.000 and five years in prison. Stallone faced a lower penalty because his case was heard in a local - rather than federal - court.The actor was charged in February with bringing Jintropin to Australia during a tour to promote the latest film in the Rocky franchise.When his lu...

Sylvester Stallone has been charged with illegally taking a performance enhancing drug into Australia.The 'Rocky' star was not present when he received the charge of importing a banned substance in a Sydney court today. The case was adjourned until April 24 when the 60-year-old's legal representatives will be asked to enter a plea. Stallone and his entourage were stopped at Sydney airport on February 16 when they flew in to promote his latest film 'Rocky Balboa'. Members of the party were found to be carrying vials of muscle enhancing Human Growth Hormone which was seized by authorities. Human Growth Hormone can't be imported to Australia without a permit from the Therapeutic Goods Administration.The actor's hotel room and private jet were searched on February 19, before he was permitted to leave the country.The maximum penalty for illegally importing the growth hormone into Australia is a fine of $86,000 and five years in prison.The 'Rambo' star is...

Hollywood star Sylvester Stallone, attending the premier of his new Rocky movie on Saturday, said Australian customs' seizure of several items from his luggage at Sydney Airport on Friday night was a misunderstanding. Customs officers are investigating the prohibited items, which were confiscated during a routine luggage check. Stallone was detained for nearly two hours late Friday night when x-rays showed suspicious items. "Customs can confirm Mr Stallone arrived at Sydney airport on Friday evening," said Richard Janeczko, national manager of investigations for Australian Customs. "His party was subject to normal customs and quarantine processes. During an X-ray of the group's baggage, several prohibited items were located. The items are being held by customs," Janeczko said. "Mr Stallone's party was fully co-operative with customs and was allowed to leave the airport after a short delay. Customs investigations are continuing and accordingly we ca...

Sylvester Stallone has a weekend-only addiction to junk food, which causes him to pile on around 14lbs in just two days.The 'Rocky Balboa' actor has admitted he regularly binges on calorific treats from Friday to Sunday, then eats healthy during the week and hits the gym to reduce his bulging frame. Stallone said: "During the weekend I eat every piece of junk on the planet -pizza, pasta, pancakes, pies. I really balloon. Then, on a Monday I go back to normal portions, then by Friday the weight's gone and I can start over."Stallone had to trim down and tone-up for forthcoming movie 'Rocky Balboa' -which sees the ageing boxer return to the ring for one last fight - and the 60-year-old star put himself through a gruelling exercise regime to get inshape. Stallone, who is currently in the UK promoting the movie, was the guest of honor at Premiership soccer match Everton vs. Reading, in Liverpool, on Sunday. The action star, who is friends with US-based Everton...

Sylvester Stallone Sylvester Stallone has said filming the sixth Rocky movie was more painful than making the first five films combined.The 60-year-old actor - who stars in 'Rocky Balboa' the latest chapter of the boxing legends life - revealed he suffered more injuries than ever before while making the new film. Stallone told US People magazine: "This one was injury-prone. The joints wear down and you get inflammations of things that you didn't even know existed. It became about living with conditions because nothing was going away. Every day was an Advil day. In all five Rocky movies put together I didn't have this many injuries."The 'Rambo' star considers the latest film to be even more gritty than its predecessors as the fight scenes were largely improvised with unanticipated physical consequences. He said: "In the other Rocky's it was all kaboom-kapow-kaboom. There was a lot of contact in this one because I wanted it to be very realistic....

Sylvester Stallone Sylvester Stallone winked and brought his fist to his chest as if to say, "I know you'll do the right thing." Who could say no to that? Appearing in a recorded video message, Stallone, famous for his movie role as hard-luck Philadelphia boxer Rocky Balboa, was part of a parade of celebrities and gambling executives who asked Pennsylvania state regulators last week for a casino license in Rocky's hometown. For three days last week, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board heard testimony from the applicants in advance of a Dec. 20 licensing vote. Most of the testimony revolved around topics like business plans, financial backing and traffic studies, leavened by occasional celebrity cameos. Actor Bruce Willis recorded a video message, and other celebrities, including music producer Quincy Jones and Donald Trump, showed up in person. Five competitors professional casino operators with politically connected or celebrity investment partners are vying for tw...