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What Happened to Macaulay Culkin?
Almost everyone has grown up watching the movie Home Alone. It is about a kid who is forgotten at home by his parents while they fly on a vocation. Although the story is quite interesting itself, it is the character that makes the entire experience more interesting. Macaulay Culkin plays that character. He was one of the most loved actors in Hollywood that came crashing down during his peak. Today, a lot of people wonder what happened to him? Let’s take a deep look inside the life of a troubled actor who couldn’t handle the spotlight.
What Happened to Macaulay Culkin?
Macaulay Culkin entered Hollywood when he was just four years old. Back then, it was rare for the entertainment industry to house such talent. His career kicked off with Off-Broadway play and it wasn’t long until he began appearing in TV commercials. However, the biggest hit in his career came when he was hired to play the character of Kevin McCalister in the 1990 movie Home Alone.
The film also spawned a sequel titled “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York,” which premiered
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Macaulay Culkin Speaks Out to Deny Drug Addiction
Most people have an own idea of the type of person who is affected by drug addiction. Addiction stereotyping is very common, but it is very dangerous. The idea that drug addiction only affects those with a history of criminal activity or those who are homeless is both incorrect and harmful. With a specific picture of a drug addict in mind, many of those who are affected by this illness will be unable to see themselves for what they are. If they do not fit the profile of what they believe an addict is, they may never get the help they need.
The reality is that drug addiction can affect absolutely anyone no matter where they come from, how old they are or how wealthy they are. In fact, drug addiction is something that has an impact on a group of people that most of society would view as having the world at their feet – celebrities.
Fame and Addiction
Those living with the pressure of fame often turn to mood-altering substances such as alcohol or drugs to help them cope. These substances are easily accessible to those with unlim
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A Failed Interview with Macaulay Culkin and Pizza Underground
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The realm of former child stars can claim scientists (Mayim Bialik), religious zealots (Kirk Cameron), and quixotic, leather-clad aspiring Hugh Hefners (Corey Feldman), but Macaulay Culkin is the first of his kind to stake a claim in the world of conceptual art.
After dressing like Kurt Cobain, forming an artist collective with members of the Moldy Peaches, and painting a series of Super Mario- and Seinfeld-themed works, Culkin recently turned his attentions to the music realm, singing with a pizza-themed Velvet Underground cover band called the Pizza Underground.
I’ve always been fond of Mac. For most people our age, it’s impossible not to be—our formative movie-going years were defined by his presence and range. Who could be funnier as a crafty child left home alone, o
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