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Jeff Bridges is sharing an update on his health nearly five years after he was diagnosed with cancer.

If you were unaware, the 75-year-old Oscar-winning actor was diagnosed in October 2020 with non-Hodgkins lymphoma and was found to have a 9-by-12-inch tumor in his body. A year later, he announced he was in remission.

In a new interview, Jeff shared an update on how he’s feeling these days.

Keep reading to find out more…“I’m feeling good,” Jeff shared with People in an interview published on May 9.

During his cancer battle, Jeff battled Covid-19, which he admitted was rougher than the cancer.

“Some things it’s hard to tell if it’s the cancer and the Covid or if it’s just old age,” Jeff shared before revealing that he still “can’t smell.”

Despite all the health issues, Jeff said that wife Susan Geston has been helping get through it.

Jeff Bridges has tragically lost his family home in Malibu due to the raging wildfires continuing to sweep across Los Angeles.

The Oscar-winning actor’s rep confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter on Thursday that the house his late parents bought decades ago, which he now shares with his family, was burned down in the Palisades Fire. The home was inherited by Bridges, his brother Beau Bridges and their sister, TMZ reported.

The actor, most known for his roles in The Big Lebowski, True Grit and, more recently, The Old Man, primarily lives at his home in Santa Barbara, California, which he shares with his wife, Susan Geston. He has also had some personal battles in recent years, revealing he was diagnosed with lymphoma in October 2020. He later shared in September 2021 that his cancer was in remission.

Bridges’ rep also tells THR that their Malibu home was located near Candy Spelling’s house,...

The 49th Chaplin Gala took place on Monday, April 19 at Alice Tully Hall, honoring award recipient Jeff Bridges. From presenters Sharon Stone, Chris Pine, Cynthia Erivo, and Rosie Perez, to special guests including Sarah Paulson and Kieran Culkin, the carpet was buzzing for Film at Lincoln Center’s annual gala.

We caught up with Marielle Heller on the carpet, whose long-awaited “Nightbitch,” based on Rachel Yoder’s fall 2021 debut novel of the same name, will finally release December 6, 2024. “The truth is, it got delayed because of the strike, which is fine, we needed to strike,” Heller told IndieWire.

“It was an important thing, but it’s hard to wait. It’s hard to be done with a movie and not have it come out,” Heller continued. “I don’t think I’m supposed to say something like this, but it’s kind of like having creative blue balls. We want...

In this article, we are taking a look at the top 10 Jeff Bridges movies. From his breakthrough film in 1971, “The Last Picture Show,” to his hit movies “Big Lebowski” and the more recent one, “True Grit,” Bridges has played several iconic roles.

Jeff is from a family of actors. His father, Lloyd Bridges, was a very successful actor with over 100 movie credits to his name. His brother Beau Bridges is an Emmy Award winner. Jeff got his first major award nomination at 22 for his major role in “The Last Picture Show” as the character Duane Jackson, a high school student. He has since followed that remarkable performance with other spectacular displays, some of which have earned him prestigious award nominations.

He is married to Susan Geston, and together they have three daughters — Isabelle, Jessica, and Hayley.

Time to take a look at the top 10 best Jeff Bridges movies as ranked on IMDb by viewers.

(Left) Julia Roberts; (Right) Cate Blanchett and Natasha Lyonne all attend the 28th Annual Critics Choice Awards.

This week marked a seismic shift in awards season in Hollywood, as key events like the AFI Awards Luncheon and the BAFTA Tea Party shifted away from Golden Globes weekend and onto the one now owned by the Critics Choice Awards. Beautiful and talented people were everywhere, cool new streaming films and shows premiered and it rained like we needed Noah’s Ark here in Southern California. The Sundance Film Festival opened, too, sending everyone who has an independent film into the Wasatch Mountains (more on that next week).

The 28th Annual Critics Choice Awards

Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel, Los Angeles

Janelle Monáe and Kate Hudson make the 28th Annual Critics Choice Awards into a glamorous shindig.

It was part of a very wet and chilly weekend in Los Angeles, but the...

Jeff Bridges is opening up about one of the greatest achievements of his life — his marriage of 41 years to Susan Bridges.

The Bad Times at El Royale actor, 68, reveals in a People exclusive clip from this week’s upcoming episode of Sunday Today with Willie Geist that getting a first date with Susan (née Geston), 64, wasn’t easy.

The two met while Bridges was making his 1975 film Rancho Deluxe in Paradise Valley, Montana, where Susan worked as a waitress.

“I’m doing this scene with Sam Waterston and Harry Dean Stanton and I cannot take my eyes off this gorgeous,...

“The Giver” star Jeff Bridges, a.k.a. The Dude, will not be launching a campaign to become a United States senator because Facebook told him to. The actor addressed a social media group, with over 3,600 supporters, called “Jeff Bridges for Montana U.S. Senator” during an interview on “The Howard Stern Show.” Also read: ‘The Giver’ Review: Jeff Bridges and Meryl Streep Can't Teach This Predictable Ya Thriller New Tricks While Bridges seemed somewhat flattered over the “Montana citizen's movement to draft Jeff Bridges,” his wife, Susan Geston, was not in any mood to consider politics. “I looked down...

Washington, Sep 19: Oscar-winner Jeff Bridges reportedly gave a lax approach on infidelity saying "go ahead and do it and we'll see how that goes".

In a recent interview with GQ magazine, the 63-year old son of Lloyd Bridges, who has been married to Susan Geston for the last 36 years and has never divorced, said that "suppression can kind of get you into trouble, too", the Huffington Post reported.

Bridges suggested that denying that desire can have detrimental effects on a relationship, just as much as cheating can, and then went on to talk about the "difference between suppression and refraining".

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Jeff Bridges embraces "The Dude" -- a.k.a. Jeffrey Lebowski -- his character from the cult classic, "The Big Lebowski." In fact, the actor identifies with the character so much that he told Jimmy Kimmel on Thursday night he insists his grandkids call him "Dude-pa." The only problem: His 2-year-old granddaughter Gracie can't quite pronounce the full thing, so she calls him "Doody." Not that Bridges is too offended by that. He's an eternal optimist. His wife, Susan Geston,  goes more simply by "Noni." That one is hard to turn into a feces reference. See video: Jimmy...

Oscar winner Jeff Bridges is 63 today!

Bridges was born in Los Angeles to his show business parents, Lloyd and Dorothy Bridges, and his acting older brother, Beau Bridges. It wasn’t long before Jeff Bridges got into the family business, as he made his first uncredited big screen appearance in "The Company She Keeps," before the age of one. He continued his interest in acting throughout childhood, and went on to appear in several episodes of his father's television shows, "Sea Hunt," and "The Lloyd Bridges Show."

After graduating from high school, Jeff enrolled in the United States Coast Guard reserves and served for eight years while pursuing his career. His big break came in 1971, when he starred in the critically acclaimed film, "The Last Picture Show." The film thrust the 20-something onto the public stage, and gained him his first Academy Award nomination.

Throughout the 70s, Bridges made music...

Jeff Bridges misses his wife while he's making movies - because she refuses to visit his "tense" film sets.

The actor tied the knot with Susan Geston in 1977, but admits his partner is less than enthusiastic about his line of work after more than 30 years of marriage.

He tells Nylon Guys magazine, "I prefer the world coming at me a little slower... I can do a lot of stuff besides making movies and making music.

"The toughest thing is being away from my wife. She doesn't like to visit movie sets. As wonderful as it is, it's just a little tense, man."...

Actor Jeff Bridges has enjoyed an impressive big-screen career playing a broad range of characters from the President of the United States to an alien, and yet he is often called one of the most underrated actors of his time. For his acclaimed role as Rooster Cogburn in "True Grit," Bridges is nominated for an Oscar for the sixth time -- he won Best Actor last year for "Crazy Heart."

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Jeff Bridges is cinematic giant known as much for his laid-back attitude as his screen roles. Now he is up for an Oscar in a reprise of the True Grit role made famous by John Wayne

At a recent soiree in the rarefied surrounds of the Paley Centre in Beverly Hills, Jeff Bridges attended an unusual movie premiere. Instead of a film featuring him playing a big role, the movie was about his life.

As part of PBS's American Masters series, the star-struck crowd at Paley watched an 82-minute documentary detailing Bridges's escapades in Hollywood. Afterwards he indulged in a Q&A with the crowd. The experience, he said, had been just like watching a "giant home movie".

So it should be. For Bridges, who grew up next to Beverly Hills, has spent most of his life in the Hollywood system. He was born into a showbusiness family, had his...

The Dude would abide this: Jeff Bridges breaks out the party after every film he wraps.

Long known as a party guy, the 'True Grit' star has mellowed as he's aged. But that doesn't stop him from celebrating when he puts in his hard work.

"I have a cycle that is not particularly cool, but it's a cycle: trash myself to reward myself," he told The Hollywood Reporter in a new cover article. "When I've done a good job, I've worked my ass off in a movie and been very disciplined, then to reward myself I'll take that governor off and say: 'Go ahead and do what you want, man. You want to get drunk? You do whatever you want.'"

Hey, 'True Grit' is number one at the box office -- he's earned it.

Complicating that a bit, though, is his wife of 33 years, Susan Geston,...

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Jeff Bridges finds marriage gets better with time. The 61-year-old actor thought his union with Susan Geston, who he wed in 1977, would grow less passionate as they got older and was pleasantly surprised to find their difficulties have only made them stronger. He said, "What I didn't count on with this whole marriage thing was that the passion, the sparks - it gets better!"

"I was thinking it was going to go the other way, but it gets cooler and hotter all at the same time. I think one of the things about staying married is just not getting a divorce. To go through some of those difficult times and stay together, you've got to expand your concept of love. If you've been married a long time, you're going to get tested."

However, the "Tron Legacy" star did admit the marriage may involve more perseverance from his wife than from...

Columbia Pictures created an atmosphere of virtual world at the El Capitan Theater in Hollywood as they held the Los Angeles premiere of "Tron Legacy" there on Saturday, December 11. Supporting the glamorous event was Garrett Hedlund who previously missed the U.K. premiere.

Gushing about watching the film for the first time, he shared, "I saw it couple weeks ago when I was in Montreal, but only with a couple pals and on a smaller Technicolor screen. But even then it was an incredible experience. It's such a high-tech adventure." He added, "It's undoubtedly like anything I've ever seen before, and I think the loss for words on it is the best part of it and I can't wait to see it again."

Hedlund suited up that night, joining Olivia Wilde who looked stunning in a gold sequin dress. Jeff Bridges also opted a formal outfit to attend the premiere,...