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In October, fans were disappointed when the Musée Grévin in Paris unveiled their wax figure of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. The wax figure involved a significant amount of work and attention to detail, especially regarding the actor’s tattoos. Despite the effort, they failed by a long shot to match his skin tone accurately.

Fans then took to social media to vent their frustrations and demanded a remake. They accused the museum of “whitewashing” an actor of Samoan and black Nova Scotian ancestry.

Some even compared him to Mr. Clean and his Fast and Furious co-star, Vin Diesel. Others wondered how the museum could let this mistake happen, with one person asking if they had asked “someone of color for their opinion.”

Social media influencer and comedian James Andre Jefferson Jr. wrote a social media post where he humorously called out the museum, asking if this is how white people...

“The Circle,” Netflix’s social media-inspired reality competition series, has been renewed for two more seasons.

Seasons 6 and 7 of the series were filmed in Atlanta, a departure from its previous U.K.-based seasons. Season 6 is set to debut next spring.

At the moment, it’s unknown if these upcoming seasons will be typical or specialty seasons of the series. Season 5 debuted the series’ first specialty season, “The Circle: Singles.”

The series first debuted in January 2020, just ahead of pandemic lockdowns, and is produced by Studio Lambert and Motion Content Group. Based on the British series of the same name, the series follows a group of contestants who live in separate apartments in the same building. Contestants are not allowed to meet each other in person or interact with the outside world. Instead, they can only communicate with other contestants through a voice-controlled show-specific social media application. Catfishing is on the table too,...

Rapper Lil Wayne tweeted his disapproval of a wax figure of himself that has been on display at the Hollywood Wax Museum at Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, since last summer.

It shows Wayne’s tattoo-covered chest, a white polka dotted shirt sagging around his arms and red and blue plaid pants.

Wayne saw an image of the statue on the social media app X.

User @rahsh33m posted, “they did Lil Wayne Filthyyyy.”

This image soon went viral.

The rapper reacted by tweeting: “Sorry wax museum but dat s— ain’t me! You tried tho and I appreciate the effort.”

The viral sensation came just one day after Dwayne Johnson responded to the negative comments from fans regarding his own wax figure, which had been unveiled at the Grévin Museum in Paris in early October.

The Moana star shared a reel on Instagram originally posted by the comedian, James Andre Jefferson Jr.,...

The Grevin Museum in Paris has updated their brand-new wax figure of Dwayne Johnson, after the actor took to social media recently to graciously point out that his lookalike looked, well, white.

“[This is] a wax figure of The Rock,” comedian James Andre Jefferson Jr. said in an Instagram reel reposted by Johnson over the weekend. “You know, Black-ass Samoan The Rock? That’s how Paris thinks he looks. They turned The Rock into a pebble! They done turned The Rock into an albino rock… How are you gonna take all the n**** out of Dwayne Johnson?!”

Sadly, it’s not unusual for celebrities of color to get the short end of the stick when it comes to their wax figure reproductions; just ask Beyoncé and Rihanna. But Johnson took it with a good sense of humor, writing that he “belly laughed” at Jefferson’s roast of the sculpture. “I’m going...

The Grévin Museum has now made improvements to the waxwork statue of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. The Hollywood star recently criticized his waxwork statue in Paris asking for updates and improvements, including addressing the issue of his skin color. Johnson shared a video of comedian James Andre Jefferson Jr. who says they “turned the rock into a pebble.”

The now infamous waxwork statue of action movie superstar and Fast & Furious actor Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has now been updated and improved following criticism from the man himself. Johnson took to social media recently to ask the Grévin Museum to make some improvements, "starting with my skin color.” Well, those improvements have now been made. And you can check them out below:

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The issues have since been blamed on “lighting issues,” with museum director Yves Delhommeau...

France’s Musée Grévin took Dwayne Johnson’s comments and social media outcry over the star’s botched wax figure to heart. Within 24 hours, his figure was updated by artists who gave it a slightly darker skin tone with meticulous strokes of oil painting. Johnson’s suburban dad-esque outfit, however, has remained.

“We found his reaction rather friendly when addressing the fact that his figure was indeed whiter than it should have been,” said Veronique Berecz, the museum’s head of PR who has been at the iconic museum for over four decades and worked closely with the likes of Michael Jackson, Nicolas Cage and Donald Sutherland on their wax figures.

“Unfortunately, we didn’t get to meet Dwayne Johnson so we used several photos — but as it turns out, pictures can be very tricky because the nuances of skin tones can differ depending on the lighting on photos,” she said.

The internet is up in arms about the new wax figure of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson that was recently unveiled at the Musée Grévin wax figure museum in Paris. The figure came under fire because its skin was too light, a factor Johnson spoke out about on social media after the figure went viral for all the wrong reasons.

"For the record, I'm going to have my team reach out to our friends at Grevin Museum, in Paris France...

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson got a response from Musée Grévin after fans roasted a recent wax figure of the Hollywood star.

Dwayne Johnson agreed with fans who were left confused by a new wax figure of him on display at a museum in Paris. He revealed in an Instagram post that he will request that Grevin Museum update his wax figure, pointing to his lighter-than-reality skin complexion. In a statement to Today, a spokesperson for the museum agreed with the criticism adding: "We noticed it and will obviously remedy it as quickly as possible and send him new photos once completed. We are waiting for him when he will come to Paris and the Grevin Wax Museum to celebrate that with a cup of champagne." The statement is partially in response to the actor stating his intention to visit the museum when next in Paris to share a drink with his wax figure.

Distorted wax figures seem to be the flavour of the season. Rapper Lil Wayne didn’t hold back his feelings about the wax version of himself. The 41-year-old rapper (whose real name Dwayne Michael Carter Jr.) recently shared his thoughts on his wax replica in the Hollywood Wax Museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, reports People magazine.

“Sorry wax museum but dat s*** ain’t me! You tried tho and I appreciate the effort,” he wrote on X (formerly known as Twitter) on Monday.

As per People, Lil Wayne’s wax figure has been on display at the Hollywood Wax Museum since at least the summer of 2022, based on when a video of the statue was first posted on TikTok that has just now gone viral.

This comes after Dwayne Johnson revealed on Instagram that he recently contacted the Grevin Museum in Paris about changing the skin colour of his own wax figure.

Distorted wax figures seem to be the flavour of the season. Rapper Lil Wayne didn’t hold back his feelings about the wax version of himself. The 41-year-old rapper (whose real name Dwayne Michael Carter Jr.) recently shared his thoughts on his wax replica in the Hollywood Wax Museum in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, reports People magazine.

“Sorry wax museum but dat s*** ain’t me! You tried tho and I appreciate the effort,” he wrote on X (formerly known as Twitter) on Monday.

As per People, Lil Wayne’s wax figure has been on display at the Hollywood Wax Museum since at least the summer of 2022, based on when a video of the statue was first posted on TikTok that has just now gone viral.

This comes after Dwayne Johnson revealed on Instagram that he recently contacted the Grevin Museum in Paris about changing the skin colour of his own wax figure.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is requesting an alteration.

The 51-year-old Jungle Book star spoke out after his wax figure was unveiled at the Musée Grévin in Paris, France.

The figure quickly went viral on social media, as fans reacted with laughter and horror at the final product, which drew comparisons to Mr. Clean.

Dwayne shared a video from comedian James Andre Jefferson Jr. on his Instagram.

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“You know Black a– Samoan The Rock? That’s how Paris thinks he looks,” the comedian says. “They turned The Rock into a pebble!… it looks like The Rock has never seen the sun a day in his life… You make the rock look like he David Beckham. It looks like The Rock is going to be a part of the royal family. Did y’all even Google him?”

“Knew my boy James Andre Jefferson Jr. had this...

Fans have been laying the smackdown on a new waxwork model of Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, which was recently unveiled at the Grévin Museum in Paris, France. The reaction caught the attention of Johnson after comedian James Andre Jefferson Jr. took to Instagram to roast the controversial wax figure, noting that the model’s skin tone makes the Black Adam star look like “David Beckham or a member of the Royal Family.” “I knew my boy @jamesjeffersonj had this Rock wax statue in his roasting crosshairs,” Johnson wrote on his own Instagram page on Sunday (October 22) night. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dwayne Johnson (@therock) Johnson said he “belly laughed” at Jefferson’s quip, “Is this how y’all felt when you lost the Little Mermaid?”, which referred to the casting of a Black actress, Halle Bailey, to play the title role of Ariel in the 2023 adaptation of the Disney classic.

Dwayne Johnson announced on Instagram that he is reaching out to the Musée Grévin in Paris after it unveiled a botched wax figure of the A-list Hollywood star. Fans reacted in horror earlier this month at the museum’s light-skinned wax figure of Johnson, complete with a suburban dad kind of outfit that Johnson is almost never seen in. The wax figure drew instant comparisons to Mr. Clean, and Johnson re-shared to his Instagram a video from comedian James Andre Jefferson Jr. in which the wax figure was roasted.

“You know Black ass Samoan The Rock? That’s how Paris thinks he looks,” Jefferson Jr. says in the video. “They turned The Rock into a pebble!… it looks like The Rock has never seen the sun a day in his life… You make the rock look like he David Beckham. It looks like The Rock is going to be a part of the royal family.

The Rock’s got beef with a French museum.

In an Instagram post, Dwayne Johnson said his team would be in touch with Grévin Museum to request changes after its waxwork model of the actor was mercilessly mocked by the internet. The museum told Deadline that it would “remedy” the waxwork as soon as possible.

Johnson posted a video of comedian James Andre Jefferson Jr. roasting the statue. Jefferson said the Paris museum made The Rock look like a “pebble,” David Beckham, and a member of the UK royal family.

“Is this how y’all felt when you lost the Little Mermaid?” Jefferson joked.

Johnson said: “I’m going to have my team reach out to our friends at Grevin Museum, in Paris France...

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Season 5 schedule:

Week 1: Episodes 1-4

Week 2: Episodes 5-8

Week 3: Episodes 9-12

Week 4: Finale Episode

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Season 4 schedule:

Week 1: Episodes 1-4

Week 2: Episodes 5-8

Week 3: Episodes 9-12

Week 4: Finale Episode

See‘The Circle’ winners: US Netflix seasons [Photos]

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