News about Kyle Gass

Jack Black surfaced lame-print shorts in Los Angeles on Friday - days after his bombshell statement on the future of his musical comedy duo Tenacious D. Last month, Black's bandmate Kyle Gass was plunged into scandal for making a scathing joke about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump . As the furor mounted, Black canceled their tour of Australia and New Zealand and announced that 'all future creative plans are on hold.'

He broke his cover for the first time earlier this week since it was announced his band was on an indefinite hiatus.  The American musician looked unrecognisable from his former appearance as he was seen out and about sporting a bushy white beard and balding hair. 

Jack Black 's Tenacious D partner, Kyle Gass was sighted in public for the first time in Los Angeles since the artist announced that the band was on an infinite hiatus. The single dad was photographed walking the streets of the City of Angels.

Jack Black sprung into action at a Borderlands fan event on Tuesday after promising fans Tenacious D will 'be back'. The actor, 54, channelled his inner Kung Fu Panda character Po stood as he stood with legs akimbo and balled his hands into fists. Jack wore a galaxy-inspired long-sleeved shirt with hues of blue, purple, pink and green and matched with purple trousers.

Jack Black has made a shock announcement about the future of his band Tenacious D, after their Australian and New Zealand tour was cancelled last month. The School of Rock star, 54, was forced to scrap his Spicy Meat Ball Tour after bandmate Kyle Gass made an unsavoury joke about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. On Wednesday, Black shared an update about the musical act after telling fans future creative plans were on hold.

Jack Black surfaced in Los Angeles this Saturday after canceling his Tenacious D tour when his bandmate Kyle Gass was plunged into scandal for making a joke about the attempt on Donald Trump's life. Hours after the shooting, Gass celebrated his birthday onstage in Sydney, where Black presented him with a cake and asked him to make a wish. 'Don't miss Trump next time,' said Gass, provoking a laugh and an explosive round of applause from the live audience at the ICC Theatre.

The School of Rock actor, 54, announced on Tuesday that the comedy band's tour had been axed and that all their creative plans were on hold after his bandmate Kyle Gass, 64, expressed that he wished Donald Trump's would-be assassin hadn't missed. While Jack was blindsided by Kyle's comments, an insider told DailyMail.com that he swiftly took action to save himself from 'career suicide' and derailing his standing in the industry.

The comedy duo had been travelling around Australia on their Spicy Meatball tour but shockingly cancelled their final six shows after Gass made a divisive Trump joke. Gass caused controversy at Sydney's ICC Theatre on Sunday when Black brought a birthday cake out for him and asked him to make a wish, prompting the singer to reply: 'Don't miss Trump next time.'

The American actor, 54, was spotted leaving his luxury Sydney hotel surrounded by security guards wearing formal suits and radio earpieces amid his trip Down Under. The outing came after his Tenacious D bandmate Kyle Gass made a divisive joke about Donald Trump's shooting on stage at Sydney's ICC Theatre on Sunday.

Tenacious D fans have called out Jack Black of turning on his bandmate Kyle Gass after he made a joke about the assassination attempt on former president Donald Trump. Gass caused controversy on Sunday night when he made a joke on stage in Sydney about the attempted assassination of the former American president. During their show, Black brought a birthday cake out for Gass and asked him to make a wish, prompting him to reply 'Don't miss Trump next time.'

Tenacious D singer Kyle Gass has been dropped by his talent agency following his tasteless comments about the assassination attempt on former president Donald Trump. The 64-year-old expressed his wish that Trump's would-be assassin hadn't missed during the band's show in Sydney on Sunday.

Tenacious D's latest show in Australia has been 'postponed' at the last minute after Jack Black's bandmate Kyle Gass made an divisive comment about Donald Trump. Gass caused controversy on Sunday night when he made a joke on stage in Sydney about the attempted assassination of the former American president. During their show, Black brought a birthday cake out for Gass and asked him to make a wish, prompting him to reply 'Don't miss Trump next time.'

Kyle Sandilands has announced Tenacious D will never appear on his radio show after one of the bandmates made a tasteless comment about the assassination attempt against Donald Trump. Just hours after the former president was nearly shot dead in Pennsylvania, Jack Black's comedy band Tenacious D was on stage in Sydney, Australia, on Sunday when the actor brought a birthday cake for bandmate Kyle Gass and asked him to make a wish.

The actor's band Tenacious D was on stage in Australia on Sunday when Black brought a birthday cake for bandmate Kyle Gass and asked him to make a wish.

Jack Black 's bandmate made a tasteless comment about the assassination attempt against Donald Trump just hours after the former president was nearly shot dead in Pennsylvania . The actor's comedy band Tenacious D was on stage in Sydney , Australia, on Sunday when Black brought a birthday cake for bandmate Kyle Gass and asked him to make a wish.

Jack Black has touched down in Sydney sporting an absolutely bizarre ensemble. The Hollywood star, 54, who is in Australia to tour with his band Tenacious D, treated onlookers at Sydney airport to his very eclectic fashion sense. The School of Rock star wore an oversized charcoal tie-dyed t-shirt paired with board shorts emblazoned with a vibrant Cheshire Cat-inspired print.

Jack Black received a helping hand as he broke a sweat during his Tenacious D tour at The AO Arena in Manchester on Wednesday. The actor, comedian and musician, 54, got a member of crew to help tie his hair up mid-performance.

Kyle Gass, the Tenacious D actor, appears to be embarking on a new fitness regimen that has already yielded good results. On Thursday, the musician, singer, and actor took to Instagram to post a couple of photos that showcase his stunning weight loss transformation. The images were arranged as part of the group's hit song To Be The Best, and they include two full-body views of Gass, both before and after. The 63-year-old rocker appears straight on the camera while his shirtless with his hands against his chest, while Gass' arms are shown on the right, while celebrating his slimmer body. To the caption, the Walnut Creek, California native added the hashtags, '#progressnotperfection #nothingtastesasgoodasthinfeels #dzercise.'

After two years of pandemic-dampened festivities, the thousands of revelers who flooded Times Square to celebrate New Year's Eve without limits are just around the corner. People from around the world gathered in the legendary street venue, many of whom were waiting patiently in the rain as they prepared to watch the iconic ball drop at midnight. As rain and fog blanketed the city, revelers were seen cramming among the barricades donning their New Year's best, including sparkly hats, 2023 glasses, and waterproof ponchos.

You may well know him best from School of Rock or the Jumanji films, Nacho Libre or Orange County, or even as the voice of a martial artist who is also a panda. You may believe him incomplete if you see him without a guitar in his hands — because he's also a rock god. One thing is certain, Jack Black's role is a comedic genius. At tonight's MTV Movie & TV Awards, where Black was recognized, underscored, and yelled, where it was acknowledged. Jack Black stepped onstage wearing a massive (kung-fu) panda mask and quickly barrel-rolled his way to the microphone, soaking up every last bit of audience glory. The entire moment was soundtracked by some entirely incorrect walk-out music: Twisted Sister's "I Wanna Rock." By the time he actually started his speech, he needed a bit of fresh air. "I need a little blast of oxygen!" He said he was amazed that he was not the first one to mention it.