Sylvester Stallone is set to don his famed red headband once more - he's working on a fifth Rambo blockbuster.

The action star last reprised his role of the Vietnam veteran in 2008's Rambo, and he's revealed he's writing a draft for one final installment for his classic character to give him a fitting send off.

When asked if there are more Rambo stories to tell, the 65-year-old told MTV, "I know there is. It's one thing where you lay down the final culmination of your life where you can articulate it, but also act on it where he realizes what his destiny really is. It's not to be a farm...

Sylvester Stallone's enduring action movie career is to be honored with a lifetime achievement award at CinemaCon in Las Vegas.

The Rambo star will be presented with the top prize at the convention's awards ceremony on Thursday at Sin City's Caesars Palace.

CinemaCon general manager Mitch Neuhauser says, "Sylvester Stallone has proven himself time and time again to be a prolific actor, writer and director over the years. Throughout his incredible career spanning nearly 40 years, Sylvester has established his ability to continually captivate his audiences."

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If looks could kill, Sylvester Stallone's new clothing line inspired by his action films Rocky and Rambo might, according to Time.

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Here comes the bride, but will she have Rambo arms? Jessica Simpson has hired the same trainer who gave Madonna and Gwyneth Paltrow their "guns."

Does this have something to do with the alleged ultimatum her fiance Eric Johnson gave her - "Diet or we're done"?

Now it looks like Jess is on a mission to get in shape before her wedding. So, what's her new workout schedule like? Check it out in the video below:

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Sylvester Stallone is adamant he won't succumb to using sex-aid drug Viagra, because he's happy with his wife Jennifer Flavin.

The 64-year-old Rambo star insists no man should need to use pills to help their sex life if they have an attractive lover "unless you're jet-lagged," adding, "It's all about your partner, let's face it."

And the actor relies on his charm to woo women: "I'm a good flirt. I do flirt well. Not that I'm a great Casanova but I think women love clever banter, not just saying, 'Let's go to my house and get naked.' Maybe later but have a joke around first."

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Sylvester Stallone is glad his sixth Rocky movie salvaged his film career - but he made no money from the film's $200 million profit.

The Hollywood legend boosted his dwindling popularity by revisiting his most famous franchise for a final installment, Rocky Balboa, in 2006. The bold move worked, and he went on to make a fourth Rambo film in 2008 before teaming up with fellow big-screen action men Bruce Willis and Mickey Rourke for new movie The Expendables.

And Stallone is adamant making the 2006 boxing picture was a wise decision - even though he has not banked any of the film's enorm...

Sylvester Stallone is considering plans to continue the "Rambo" franchise by handing the role over to a younger actor for a prequel.

The movie tough guy resurrected "Rambo" in 2008 to battle the Burmese army in the fourth installment, 26 years after the action hero made his big screen debut in 1982's "First Blood."

Stallone subsequently announced plans for "Rambo V," but the project was later abandoned.

The 64 year old has now conceded he is getting too old to play Rambo and is instead considering directing a prequel with a young actor in the role to tell the story of the character's you...

Sylvester Stallone is sick of seeing "insidious" violence in films, insisting movies should only feature shocking scenes in a "heroic" setting.

The Rambo star admits he worries about the number of pictures featuring "serial killers" and he's urging filmmakers to think twice about shooting gory scenes.

He tells Fox News, "If you're going to do violence and make it heroic, okay. But if it is insidious like a serial killer? Not good."

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Action man Sylvester Stallone is convinced getting hurt on a movie set is a "good omen," because all the films which have left him with serious injuries have done well at the box office.

The 64-year-old Hollywood star has never been afraid to perform death-defying stunts in his blockbusters, because taking health risks has always paid off. He tells Maxim magazine, "It's a good omen. Every film I've done where I got injured has turned out great. Rocky II was 60 stitches; Rocky III was a concussion; the last Rambo was a bruised artery. Ones where I come out unscathed? Disasters."

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Sylvester Stallone has abandoned plans to bring his iconic Rambo character back for a fifth time - work on another movie in the action series has been scrapped.

The actor resurrected Rambo in 2008 to battle the Burmese army in the fourth installment, 26 years after the action hero made his big screen debut in 1982's First Blood.

Stallone previously announced plans for Rambo V and began scouting locations for the fifth film, but the star has now revealed the follow-up has stalled and he's "99 per cent sure" the character won't return.

He tells EmpireOnline.com, "I think Rambo's pretty ...

Sylvester Stallone will star and direct in Rambo's fifth installment, according to Variety.com. The plot will revolve around Rambo fighting his way through human traffickers and drug lords to rescue a young girl abducted near the U.S./Mexico border.

Production on the Nu Image/Millennium Films project will begin in spring 2010. The last installment grossed $42 million domestically.

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Sylvester Stallone has roped in another Hollywood hardman to star in new action blockbuster The Expendables - Bruce Willis has confirmed he is on-board.

Stallone has lined up some of Tinseltown's toughest stars to appear in the movie which focuses on mercenaries overthrowing a South American dictator - including Jet Li, Mickey Rourke, Jason Statham and Eric Roberts.

The Rambo actor has even enticed action hero-turned-California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to return to the big screen in a cameo role.

And now, Willis, who has long been rumored to be appearing in the film, has c...

Sylvester Stallone is bringing John Rambo back to the big screen - for a Bollywood blockbuster.

The actor, who has played the iconic Vietnam war veteran in four films, is set to shock fans by showing the softer side of the unstoppable soldier in musical romantic-comedy production Kambakht Ishq.

But Stallone is Rambo only by name in the movie; he plays a Hollywood actor whose stunt-double falls in love with the film's leading lady Karina Kapoor.

And Bollywood bosses are hoping some Hollywood glamor will boost the movie's box office appeal - Bond girl Denise Richards and Superm...

Rapper 50 Cent has reportedly been dropped from the cast of Sylvester Stallone's forthcoming movie The Expendables - just days after the Rambo star defended his decision to cast the rapper.

The Candy Shop hit-maker was slated to take on the role of Agent Will Sands, after Forest Whitaker was forced to drop out due to scheduling conflicts.

Stallone has since come under fire from film fans, who suggest 50, real name Curtis Jackson, isn't a credible actor. He quickly dismissed fans worries, promising he would guide the acting newcomer throughout the project.

However, accordin...

Action men Sylvester Stallone (Rambo), Jet Li (War) and Jason Statham (The Transporter) are to team up in an explosive new movie. The tough guy trio will star in "The Expendables," based on a script penned by Stallone, according to Daily Variety.

Stallone is also slated to direct the film, which follows mercenaries on a mission to overthrow a South American dictator, according to Variety. Shooting is set to begin in February in both Louisiana and Costa Rica.

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Sylvester Stallone is plotting to bring grizzled Vietnam veteran John Rambo back for a fifth installment of the action movie franchise. Rambo returned in 2008 to battle the Burmese army, 26 years after he took his big screen bow in 1982's First Blood.

Rambo IV was a big hit - and Stallone reveals talks are already underway for number five.

The 62-year-old tells TMZ.com, "Rambo hopefully will be back. We've just got to give you guys a story that's worthwhile."

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Hollywood tough guy Sylvester Stallone has signed on to promote a brand of Russian vodka.

The Rambo star is teaming up with vodka producer Synergy to promote its Russian Ice range of alcohol in a one-year deal rumored to be worth $1 million. Stallone - whose great-grandmother, Rosa Rabinovich, hailed from the Ukraine - will advertise the drink with the slogan: "There is a bit of Russian in all of us."

A statement from Synergy bosses reads: "The advertising campaign concept was based on the fact that the actor has Russian roots."

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Actress Julie Benz loved working with Sylvester Stallone on the latest Rambo movie - because he was an unexpected fountain of knowledge.

Benz plays Sarah, Stallone's new on screen sidekick in the fourth installment of the blockbuster franchise. And Dexter star Benz enjoyed her time on-set with the legendary action man - because he would teach her something new every day.

She explains, "He's incredibly intelligent. Every day he would tell me some random fact. He knows everything about everything."

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Sting will join Elvis Costello as a performer in celebrated British session musician Steve Nieve's Welcome To The Voice opera when the show hits Paris, France in November.

Disney star Selena Gomez has become the latest teen celebrity to promise celibacy before marriage. The 15-year-old actress, who has been dubbed the new Miley Cyrus, joins the Jonas Brothers in going public with her plans to abstain from sex until marriage.

David Schwimmer is to further his love of British culture by directing the Los Angeles studio segments of hit sitcom Little Britain's U.S. spin-off. Schwi...

When a group of missionary aid workers in Myanmar disappear into the vast green inferno, vigilante Vietnam War veteran John Rambo accompanies a group of mercenaries on a daring rescue mission in "Rambo." Also on DVD: Cassandra's Dream.

(HollywoodChicago.com) – After such a long respite from the beloved film progression, I was initially just as skittish about seeing Harrison Ford back in the Indy saddle as I was watching Sylvester Stallone back in the ring in “Rocky Balboa” in his 2006 comeback and then again in 2008 in his “Rambo” return.

Ultimately, though, I had faith in director Steven Spielberg not to royally torpedo the monolithically anticipated “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull,” which resurrects the Chicago-born, 65-year-old Harrison Ford as one of my favorite film characters of all time.

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Sylvester Stallone is convinced the media interest in the Myanmar cyclone will help to highlight the injustices in the Southeast Asian nation.

The action man shot his Rambo movie in the country, formerly known as Burma, and witnessed injustices and hardship first hand. He attempted to highlight the problems while promoting the film last year, but now he feels sure the world's press will descend on Myanmar in the wake of Tropical Cyclone Nargis, which has left thousands dead and millions homeless - and they won't be able to ignore what he saw.

He says, "I think what's going to come...

Bambi...Cinderella...Tinkerbell -- all fictional characters from Disney films, and also some popular pooch names, according to research collected by nationwide pet insurance provider, PetFirst Healthcare.

"It seems to be an emerging trend for pet owners to give their furry friends a name that resembles a favorite automobile, favorite food or even favorite character," said Katie Grant, PetFirst vice president. "It's reassuring that owners associate their pets with their favorite things -- as, we hope, that translates into ensuring those pets receive the loving care and treatment they de...

Movie legend Clint Eastwood will reportedly kill off his legendary Dirty Harry character in a new movie.

The 77-year-old is going to follow in the footsteps of Sylvester Stallone - who has handed comebacks to his Rocky and Rambo alter-egos in recent months - and bring his gun-toting Inspector Harry Callahan out of retirement for a new installment of the gritty cop franchise.

But according to British newspaper The Sun, the hero, who first appeared onscreen in 1971, won't make it to the end of the movie.

A source tells the newspaper, "Clint will make sure Dirty Harry goes out i...

Everyone basically accepts that the entertainment biz is youth oriented. But in spite of the Hollywood bias, there are some older actors who keep at it. Below is a top 10 list of older folks who are still making it in showbiz (and we dare say these actors could teach Hollywood's current young whippersnappers a thing or two about how to have a long career).

10. Ellen Albertini Dow, age 89.

What's that? Her name doesn't ring a bell? Well, trust us, you know who she is. She had to make our list because at almost 90 Ellen is still lining up project after project. With her cute voice, b...

Sylvester Stallone has become the latest star to sign up for jury duty in Los Angeles. The Rambo star showed up at an L.A. courthouse early on Monday and was introduced to other potential jurors in an upcoming wrongful termination trial.

Madonna and Steve Carell have both been involved in jury call-ups in recent months - Madonna was given a pass, while Carell had to serve.

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Rambo is heading to Bulgaria for a fifth film, according to internet reports. Sylvester Stallone's action man will return for one more adventure following the success of the actor/director's recent Rambo.

And Moviehole.net reports the streets of Bulgaria will double for Rambo's native Arizona in what is likely to be the final installment of the franchise.

Bulgaria has reportedly been chosen because it's much cheaper to film in Eastern Europe than it is in Arizona itself.

Stallone's iconic soldier was seen returning home to visit his father in Arizona at the climax of the mos...

Veteran actor/director Clint Eastwood is resurrecting the Dirty Harry franchise with the series' first film in 20 years. On Tuesday, studio executives at Warner Brothers revealed the 77-year-old legend will direct and star in Gran Torino. No further details were released, other than the project has a December release date penciled in.

However, according to movie news website AintItCoolNews.com, Gran Torino will be the sixth Dirty Harry film, and the first since 1988's The Dead Pool.

Oscar-winning Eastwood, who last acted in 2004's Million Dollar Baby, also starred as maverick cop ...

Sylvester Stallone is planning a fifth Rambo film following the success of his ultra-violent 2008 sequel. The action man has revealed he's started writing a fifth installment of the franchise - but the next Rambo movie will be very different from the shoot 'em up jungle adventures his character is most famous for.

Stallone tells Swedish newspaper Metro, "I would like to take Rambo to another genre, experiment a little with the character. It would definitely not be another war movie. I can't go any further with that than what I've already done. What it's going to be like, I'm not going ...

Sylvester Stallone's latest movie offering Rambo has been snubbed by British cinema giant Odeon - after it vowed not to show the film on any of the chain's screens. The movie chain announced on Friday it would not be showing Stallone's action movie, the fourth film about musclebound war veteran John Rambo, disappointing fans in the U.K.

Odeon insists the decision was made due to "commercial reasons" - but reports attribute the rare move to an alleged feud between the cinema chain and distributors Sony.

An Odeon spokesman says, "Owing to commercial reasons, Odeon has made the decis...