Explosive Report Reveals Details Of Jim Carrey's New Face, Actor's Cause Of

Jim Carreyis reportedly "sad" and frustrated over the bizarre rumors spreading about his appearance.

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The 64-year-old comedian was the subject of wild conspiracy theories after his appearance at theCésar Film Awardsceremony inParison February 26, 2026.

A statement revealed that there was one thing the actor found was extremely "stupid" about the entire situation.

Jim Carreyis reportedly "sad" and frustrated over the bizarre rumors spreading about his appearance

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Jim Carrey's attendance at last month's award show, known asthe French Oscars, sparked bizarre conspiracy theories online.

Netizens fixated on his fuller, smoother, and seemingly swollen face, saying he looked "unrecognizable."

The rumor mill also claimed the actor, who accepted the Honorary César award for his decades-long work on the big screen, was not even Carrey but an impersonator.

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"This is 100% NOT HIM!" one netizen fumed, while others claimed his eye color, stature, posture, and even height were not the same.

Wild rumors even claimed it was a clone who accepted the award and delivered an entire speech in French to the audience.

In light of the conspiracy theories, theTruman Showstar was reportedly upset by the cruel rumors about a clone attending the show in his place.

"This is 100% NOT HIM!" one netizen fumed, while others claimed his eye color, stature, posture, and even height were different

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"Jim is sad," an insider told theDaily Mail."Not because people are questioning or making fun of his appearance, he's not worried about that at all.

"Rather, he is sad that people are stupid," they added.

The insider said the iconic funnyman is living in a world where people believe a "64-year-old man is now apparently a clone."

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The Hollywood veteran "has been turned into a conspiracy theory, and he finds it frustrating that people actually believe he isn't the real Jim Carrey," they continued.

The source claimed that theDumb and Dumberactor wasn't "taking the situation lightly," even though it may "seem like the type of rumors to brush off as pure fantasy."

"For Jim, this is something he should laugh about, but stupidity like this is a not a laughing matter," the source added.

The source claimed the veteran comedian wasn't "taking the situation lightly"

It was in October when the French Academy announced that Carrey was this year's Honorary César Award winner for his "exceptional versatility" in front of the camera.

"He hates that people aren't talking about what is actually important," the source said. "He finds himself shaking his head constantly, and just finds the entire thing a sad situation."

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After theories about a clone attending the award show circulated, drag artist Alexis Stone added fuel to the fire by sharing a social media post suggesting he impersonatedThe Maskstar at the awards.

"Alexis Stone as Jim Carrey in Paris," wrote the makeup artist, best known for transforming himself into various celebrities.

Plastic surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Spiegel also made claims about Carrey possibly undergoing cosmetic surgery to alter his appearance.

"These treatments are amazing when done correctly but his injector gave him Botox more suitable for a woman's face leading to oddly arched eyebrows," he told theDaily Mail.

The surgeon claimed the actor had may have had a "poorly done facelift" and also had an "unnatural pull in his cheek," possibly caused by "threading."

Drag artist Alexis Stone added fuel to the fire by sharing a social media post suggesting he impersonatedThe Maskstar at the awards

Carrey's attendance at the Paris award show marked his return to the public eye after he inducted Soundgarden into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in November 2025.

TheYes Manactor has largely stayed out of the spotlight in recent years and toldAccess Hollywoodin 2022 that he was "fairly serious" about retiring from showbiz.

He reprised his role as villain Dr. Robotnik inSonic the Hedgehog 3and even attended the threequel's UK premiere.

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Sources previously claimed the actor had been "joking" about money problems when he sold his LA home last year and began living in a waterfront property in Maui.

Carrey also spoke about living an "isolated" life in the past.

"I spend a lot of time by myself but I like being by myself, so it's OK," he reportedly said in 2018. "That might be strange to some people, but I enjoy it."

"I spend a lot of time by myself but I like being by myself," saidThe Maskstar, who spoke about living an "isolated" life

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The raging theories about Carrey's attendance at the César Awards forced Gregory Caulier, the general delegate of the French award show, to confirm that the actor was "extremely touched by the Academy's invitation" and had been planning his visit for a while.

It took "eight months of ongoing, constructive discussions," Caulier toldVariety.

"He worked on his speech in French for months, asking me about the exact pronunciation of certain words," he said.

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Caulier noted that the comedian traveled to the award show with his partner, his daughter, his grandson, his longtime publicist, 12 close friends, and family members.

While addressing the actor's physical appearance, Caulier said it's a "non-issue" for him.

"Just remember his generosity, his kindness, his benevolence, his elegance," he added.

A representative for theBruce Almightystar also shared a statement on March 2 and said, "Jim Carrey attended the César Awards, where he accepted his Honorary César Award."

"We're in the Great Dumbification of Western Civilization," one commented online

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No. 1 Duke takes outright ACC crown by blasting NC State

Cameron Boozer scored 26 points and No. 1 Duke won its final road game of the season by drilling North Carolina State 93-64 to claim the outright Atlantic Coast Conference regular-season championship Monday night at Raleigh, N.C.

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Duke (28-2, 16-1 ACC) had wrapped up the top seed for the ACC tournament with Saturday's romp past then-No. 11 Virginia and now the Blue Devils have added to that.

Dame Sarr poured in 16 points to go with eight rebounds, Isaiah Evans notched 12 points and Patrick Ngongba II provided 11 points for the Blue Devils, who shot 32 for 58 (55.2%) from the field. Boozer, who made eight of 10 shots from the field, also pulled in nine rebounds.

Darrion Williams provided 17 points and Quadir Copeland had 11 points for NC State (19-11, 10-7), which has lost three games in a row and five of its last six. The Wolfpack were considered a team safely in place for an NCAA Tournament bid just a couple of weeks ago, but that status is sliding in the wrong direction.

The Blue Devils were efficient enough in the first half to prevent the home crowd from roaring consistently as NC State was seeking its second late-season triumph against a nationally ranked neighboring school after toppling North Carolina last month

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For Duke, it was an ideal tune-up for Saturday night's rematch with rival North Carolina, which handed the Blue Devils their only ACC defeat.

Duke was so crisp that it collected 21 assists on 32 baskets, though it was a pedestrian 18 for 27 on free throws. Caleb Foster provided seven assists. The Blue Devils were charged with seven turnovers.

NC State shot 35.4% from the floor.

The Blue Devils finished with 11 baskets from 3-point range, while the Wolfpack went 7 for 29 from beyond the arc. Williams was 3 for 11 on 3s.

Duke built a 47-30 halftime lead. The margin grew to 62-36 in the first five minutes of the second half.

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Indiana's Curt Cignetti cashes in on title run with 8-year extension worth $13.2 million per year

Indiana coach Curt Cignetti is cashing in onhis first national championship run— even more than initially expected.

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Athletic department officials announced Monday thatthe two-time national coach of the yearhas signed a memorandum of understanding on an eight-year contract extension, paying him an annual average of $13.2 million —or an increase of about $1.6 million per yearfrom what school officials said Cignetti would earn when he first agreed to the extension in October.

School officials released the document Cignetti signed Feb. 4.

He joins Georgia coach Kirby Smart and LSU coach Lane Kiffin as the only active Football Bowl Subdivision coaches to receive paychecks of $13 million or more. The payouts could be even higher if Cignetti earns bonuses for winning Big Ten or national coach of the year honors in addition to playoff appearances and conference titles. The 64-year-old Cignetti already has said he hopes to retire at Indiana.

The new deal calls for a base salary of $500,000 per year through the 2033 season and a $1 million retention bonus on Nov. 30 of each year, starting this fall. The remaining portion of the $105.6 million will be collected from outside, promotional and marketing income.

Cignetti initially agreed to an eight-year extension worth $92.8 million — an annual average of $11.6 million — but university officials agreed to modify the deal as the Hoosiers remained undefeated and pursued the first football national championship in school history.

It's the third time Cignetti has received a raise since he took over the losingest program in FBS history in November 2024. All he's done since arriving is produce the two best seasons in school history while becoming one of college football's fan favorites for his quick quips and unique facial expressions. Players have embraced him, too, telling many of their favorite Cignetti tales.

Just ask tight end Riley Nowakowski, who recounted his favorite Cignetti story during the recent NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis.

"I think (Alberto Mendoza) was in the game, and he pulled like four runs in a row," Nowakowski said, referring to last season's victory over Illinois. "He kept pulling it, kept pulling it, kept pulling it, and then after the fourth time, it was a terrible read. So in the middle of the game, (Cignetti) tells our coach, 'Get (Alberto) over here.' Bert's like, 'What, it's the middle of a game, what are you doing?' And (Cignetti) goes, 'We're not paying you to run the ball, hand the ball off, right? We're up like 70 points, but he's pissed off, yelling at Bert, and (Cignetti) just turned back at me and gave me one of his little smiles, and he was just like, 'You like that now?'"

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Cignetti wasted no time delivering on his promise to win after leading James Madison to the most successful transition from the Football Championship Subdivision to the FBS.

The son of Hall of Fame coach Frank Cignetti and a former Alabama assistant led Indiana to a school record 11 wins and its first College Football Playoff appearance in his first season with the Hoosiers.

Last season, he outdid that mark by producing the first 16-0 mark in major college football since the 1890s. The Hoosiers also won their first outright Big Ten crown since 1945, beat Miami on its home field to claim the national title and shed the label of having the most all-time losses in FBS history.

Mendoza's older brother, Fernando, also became the first Indiana player to win the Heisman Trophy and is expected to be the No. 1 overall pick in April's NFL draft.

The reward: A record nine players, including Mendoza and Nowakowski, attended the recent combine in Indianapolis while Cignetti got another pay raise and school officials continued to invest heavily in keeping the coach's staff together.

Offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan and defensive coordinator Bryant Haines each agreed to three-year contract extensions worth about $3 million per year in December, making them two of the highest-paid assistants in the FBS. Haines won this year's Broyles Award, which goes to the nation's top assistant coach.

Indiana will begin next season with the longest winning streak (16) and longest home winning streak (15) in the FBS. Cignetti has never lost a home game with the Hoosiers, who open defense of their league and national titles at home against North Texas on Sept. 5.

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Former Raptor Jontay Porter, who was banned from NBA for gambling, to play in independent league

SEATTLE (AP) — Former Toronto Raptors center Jontay Porter,who was banned for life from the NBA in 2024after a league probe found he disclosed confidential information to sports bettors and wagered on games, even betting on the Raptors to lose, is planning to play professional basketball again.

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Porter has signed with the Seattle Superhawks, a member of the independent United States Basketball League. The USBL was originally formed in 1985, ceased operations in 2008 and announced its return in November.

Porter, who was denied a request to be allowed to resume his basketball career in Greece in 2024 while awaiting sentencing for his role in thebetting scandalthat got him banned from the league, will have the chance to play again when the Superhawks begin their season at home on Saturday. In a statement shared with The Associated Press, the USBL said it believes in second chances, and that the Superhawks are confident in Porter's sincerity.

"While Jontay fully acknowledges the consequences of his actions, he has demonstrated genuine remorse and a strong commitment to personal growth," the statement said. "The USBL and the Superhawks are united in offering him the chance to continue his basketball journey, both as an athlete and as an example of how redemption can take shape through accountability and hard work."

Porter pleaded guilty in July 2024 in federal court in Brooklyn to conspiracy to commit wire fraud, a felony that carries up to 20 years in prison. He acknowledged that he agreed to withdraw early from games so that co-conspirators could win bets on his performance.

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Porter was on a two-way contract at the time of his violations, which meant he could bounce back and forth between the Raptors and their G League affiliate. His salary was $410,000, and a standard NBA contract would have been more than $2 million. Inpleading guilty, Porter acknowledged wrongdoing, saying he did it "to get out from under large gambling debts."

"I know what I did was wrong, unlawful, and I am deeply sorry," Porter said at the time.

Prosecutors estimated his sentence at a range from just under three and a half years in prison to a little over four years.

Porter averaged 4.4 points, 3.2 rebounds and 2.3 assists in 26 games in the 2023-24 season for Toronto. He also played in 11 games for the Memphis Grizzlies in the 2020-21 season.

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Justin Bieber turned 32! See how the 'Daisies' crooner celebrated

'Twas was a very happy birthday forJustin Bieber.

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The "Baby" singer was nothing but smiles as he celebrated another year of life on Sunday, March 1. Bieber, 32, blew out his birthday candles in the company of his wife,Hailey Bieber.

"No one I'd rather spend my birthday withhh.. :)) 💋" Bieber wrote in theMarch 1 Instagram post, which featured the couple posing happily in front of a fresh cream cake topped with strawberries.

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Luke Kornet calls on Atlanta Hawks to cancel 'Magic City Monday' promo

An NBA player from an opposing team has called on theAtlanta Hawksto cancel their upcoming game promotion that revolves around celebrating a well-known local gentleman's club.

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San Antonio SpurscenterLukeKornetasked the Hawks to reconsider their "Magic City Monday" plans for a March 16 game against theOrlando Magicina letter posted to Mediumon Monday, March 2.Atlanta's ownership group and front office recently toutedthe one-night collaboration as an ode to an "iconic cultural institution," citing Magic City's role and impact in Atlanta's Black communities and hip-hop culture in the announcement.

But Kornet wrote that "the Hawks failed to acknowledge that this place is, as the business itself boasts, 'Atlanta's premier strip club.' "

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"The NBA should desire to protect and esteem women, many of whom work diligently every day to make this the best basketball league in the world," Kornet continued. "We should promote an atmosphere that is protective and respectful of the daughters, wives, sisters, mothers, and partners that we know and love.

"Allowing this night to go forward without protest would reflect poorly on us as an NBA community, specifically in being complicit in the potential objectification and mistreatment of women in our society."

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Magic City Kitchen is also slated to serve two versions of its "world famous" lemon pepper wings – Louwill Lemon Pepper BBQ –at the March 16 game. The flavor is named after three-time NBA Sixth Man of the Year-winner, Lou Williams. Rapper T.I. is scheduled to perform at halftime and limited edition Magic City merchandise will be available to purchase at the game.

Magic City celebrated 40 years witha five-part STARZ docuseries, 'Magic City: An American Fantasy,'that was produced by Hawks principal owner Jami Gertz and Atlanta native Jermaine Dupri. Magic City founder Michael "Mr. Magic" Barney and T.I. are scheduled to record a live podcast from inside Atlanta's State Farm Arena before the game.

Kornet, 30, hopes the Hawks and NBA officials listen to him instead.

"I'd like to encourage the league, its owners, employees and fans to hold theAtlanta Hawksto a higher standard of what they find worthy of promoting," Kornet wrote. "I and others throughout the league were surprised by and object to the Hawks' decision. We desire to provide an environment where fans of all ages can safely come and enjoy the game of basketball and where we can celebrate the history and culture of communities in good conscience. The celebration of a strip club is not conduct aligned with that vision."

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Kornet is averaging a career-best 7.1 points, 6.5 rebounds and 1.9 assists in his first season with the Spurs. This is the sixth team he's played for in his nine NBA seasons, with his previous four years spent on the Boston Celtics.

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