Mark Wahlberg

The terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, were a harrowing, heartbreaking moment in history -- but they also inspired, strengthened and further united the United States in rebuilding not only the rubble, but the patriotism and spirit that define the nation.

Hollywood has its fair share of lovable bad boys. Although

While men are often taller than women in opposite-sex couples, celebrities (as usual) tend to march to the beat of their own drummers. It's not a new trend -- Cher was famously taller than Sonny, after all, and Tom Cruise is shorter than all three of his ex-wives -- but even today, lots of stars and their partners are perfectly happy to break the rules.

Mark Wahlberg was a bit of a problem teen and young adult -- there was the whole jail thing, the cocaine addiction thing, the hate crimes -- so he has some advice for another newly troubled star, Justin Bieber. He also had some apologies to make, namely to David Beckham.

In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings, Beantown native Mark Wahlberg now says he'd be wiling to reform his '90s group Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch to raise money for the victims.

Before Mark Wahlberg became a Serious Actor, he was known for wearing tighty whities on Calvin Klein billboards and for being the frontman of the '90s hip-hop group Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch. After two albums and several hits (most notably 'Good Vibrations'), the band broke up in 1993 -- and Wahlberg hasn't much wanted to acknowledge that part of his professional history since. But with New K

Seems that Sean Combs -- or P. Diddy, assuming he hasn't changed it again as of this writing -- and the erstwhile Marky Mark, Mark Wahlberg, have struck up a bromance. Over water. Watch out, George Clooney and Brad Pitt. It looks like Hollywood’s got itself a new love match. And some glamorous, possibly over-hyped hydration.