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0:00On April 9th, Noah Wilde just earned his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, marking him as the 2840th Celib to get the nod. This lifelong Los Angeles native finally joined the legends he's admired since childhood, right on Hollywood Boulevard. He got emotional up there, sharing how he's roamed those streets for 50 years, dreaming of this exact moment. For him, it's like officially entering the wild world of showbiz dreamers and risk takers that he's loved his whole life. Things like Stephen Weber and Jonathan Frakes stepped up with major props. Weber called out Wilde's real deal decency and empathy shining through in his new show, plus his skills as a family man and buddy. Frakes hyped him as a bold actor, team player, and even a pool shark with killer taste in collectibles. Wilde's career kicked off big at age 23 as Dr. John Carter on ER sticking around for all the 11 seasons through 2005. That role snagged him five straight Emmy nods, three Golden Globe gnomes, and plenty more

1:00hardware. Now 20 years later, he's back in scrubs as Dr. Robbie on the pit, where he's also an executive producer. The show's a hit with critics, earning him a Golden Globe for best actor and drama this year, proving his staying power in the game keeps elevating the whole scene. That's the story for today, entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with the story.