Michael Douglas made a stylish and heartwarming appearance with his sons Cameron, 45, and Dylan, 24, at the 2024 Princess Grace Awards in New York City. The event, held at The Pierre Hotel, celebrated its 40th anniversary, where Michael received the prestigious Prince Rainier III Award. Standing arm-in-arm with his sons, Michael looked classic in a black suit and bow tie, while Dylan matched the sophisticated look with a navy suit, and Cameron brought his own flair with black-framed glasses and a striped tie.
The red-carpet moment left fans marveling at the strong family resemblance. Many commented on how Cameron, in particular, bears a striking resemblance to Michael and his legendary father, Kirk Douglas. Others noted that Dylan’s features are a mix of both his father and his mother, actress Catherine Zeta-Jones.
For Michael, fatherhood has been a profound journey, particularly in his second marriage to Catherine. Now at 80, he reflects on how parenting later in life has made him more patient and involved. He acknowledges some amusing moments, like being mistaken for his children’s grandfather, yet he cherishes his role as a father. Though his first marriage with Diandra Luker had its challenges—especially with his demanding Hollywood career taking precedence—Michael has since embraced the opportunity to rebuild family bonds.
Michael’s eldest son, Cameron, overcame a turbulent past marked by addiction and prison. With his family’s steadfast support, Cameron has since transformed his life, now dedicated to both his own family and his career. Together, the Douglas family radiates resilience, love, and support, creating a legacy that extends beyond the screen.
Kevin Durant Says There Were ‘Better Candidates’ for Olympic Roster Than Caitlin Clark
During a recent appearance, Durant stated, “I think she’s going to definitely be on one of these teams going forward but right now, there were better candidates out there.”
NBA champion Kevin Durant supports USA Basketball’s choice to not include Caitlin Clark on their squad for the Olympics.
During a conversation with the Wall Street Journal’s Emma Tucker at Journal House during The Cannes Lions Festival, Durant, 35, stated there were “better candidates” for the roster. The 22-year-old’s exclusion from the women’s basketball team competing in the 2024 Paris Olympics sparked intense debate among fans and analysts.
When questioned about the Indiana Fever rookie, the Phoenix Suns player stated that he believes there are still “proper steps you’ve got to take in our world to be considered an Olympian.”
Durant said, along with his Boardroom colleague Rich Kleiman, “I think she’s going to definitely be on one of these teams going forward but right now, there were better candidates out there.”
WNBA players Diana Taurasi, Brittney Griner, Sabrina Ionescu, and Kelsey Plum have all been chosen for Team USA’s 2024 squad.
In addition, he expressed admiration for the WNBA and their efforts in “showcasing” the first overall pick. She is being brilliantly showcased by the WNBA. Every other day, I watch her games on ESPN,” Durant remarked.
“I see her in conversations about whatever topic they’re discussing; there’s a lot of discussion about the game right now, so that’s good too,”
LeBron James, Steph Curry, and Durant, who will play for Team USA in Paris, said that Clark should “continue to keep showing up every day” as she adjusts to life in the NBA.
He mentioned Las Vegas Aces two-time MVP A’ja Wilson when he said, “I think as she continues to keep getting better as a player, her production on the court gets better, then the league will grow along with some of the other women who are coming in.”
Durant continued, “There are just so many amazing players in our league that Caitlin has helped bring attention to, and that will help the league grow over time.”
Speaking to reporters on June 9, Clark expressed her satisfaction with the selection following the unveiling of the Olympic roster.
According to ESPN, Clark stated, “I’m excited for the girls that are on the team.” “I am aware that this is the world’s most competitive squad, and I also understand that my inclusion on the team or exclusion from it might have happened in either scenario. I will be cheering them on to the gold. It will be enjoyable to watch the Olympics because I grew up watching them,” the Fever guard added.
To be honest, I’m not disappointed. It’s a dream, but it offers me something to strive for. I hope to be able to visit there someday. It’s just a bit more motivation, in my opinion. You recall that. Hopefully, I can be there when the next four years roll around.
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