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Vince Vaughn gets to work on his new film, Lay the Favorite, on Wednesday (June 1) in New Orleans, La.

The 41-year-old actor was spotted walking around the movie’s set with co-star Rebecca Hall.

The dramedy, which also stars Bruce Willis, centers around a “a thirtysomething woman who becomes involved with a group of geeky fiftyish men who have found a way to work the sportsbook system in Las Vegas to their advantage.”

Vince is reportedly renting out his Chicago condo near the north side of town.

For $8,000, the tenant will get a place already equipped with four flat screen TVs and even a custom designed home theatre!

Winona Ryder hits the red carpet in vintage Jean Patou Couture at the world premiere of her new film, The Dilemma, on Thursday (January 6) at Chicago’s AMC River East Theater.

The 39-year-old actress’s co-star Vince Vaughn also attended the event.

Last month, Vince became a dad! His wife Kyla Weber gave birth to daughter Locklyn on December 18 in his hometown of Chicago.

FYI: Winona finished her look with House of Lavande jewelry, Christian Louboutin heels, and a vintage purse.

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Vince Vaughn and Kyla Weber are the proud parents of a baby girl!

The 40-year-old actor and his wife of just under a year welcomed Locklyn Kyla Vaughn on Saturday morning (December 18), his rep confirmed to People.

“Both of them couldn’t be happier to welcome their sweet little girl into their family!” a friend of the family told the mag.

Locklyn, who was born in Vince‘s hometown of Chicago, weighed in at 7 lbs. and was 20 inches long. This is the first child for both Vince and Kyla.

Congratulations to the happy family!!

Ron Howard says he’s keeping the controversial “that’s so gay” quote in the upcoming film The Dilemma even though it was pulled from the trailer.

“This Ronny Valentine character (Vince Vaughn) can be offensive and inappropriate at times and those traits are fundamental to his personality and the way our story works,” director Ron Howard told the Los Angeles Times in a lengthy letter. “I believe in sensitivity but not censorship.”

Anderson Cooper and GLAAD spoke out about against Vince‘s character calling an electric car gay in the flick, out January 14.

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Vince Vaughn recently commented on Universal Pictures’ decision to pull the “gay” joke out of the trailer for the comedy The Dilemma.

“Let me add my voice of support to the people outraged by the bullying and persecution of people for their differences, whatever those differences may be,” the 40-year-old actor told Deadline on Thursday. “Comedy and joking about our differences breaks tension and brings us together.”

Vince added, “Drawing dividing lines over what we can and cannot joke about does exactly that; it divides us. Most importantly, where does it stop.”

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Universal Pictures has decided to pull the trailer of Vince Vaughn‘s new movie The Dilemma after they recently came under fire for using the phrase “that’s so gay.”

CNN’s Anderson Cooper slammed the pejorative use of the term, saying that he was shocked to hear it in a preview that all audiences would see.

After GLAAD expressed its concerns with the trailer, Universal decided to omit the use of the phrase in all future TV and media campaigns.

Said GLAAD President Jarrett Barrios, “The use of the word ‘gay’ in this trailer as a slur is unnecessary and does nothing more than send a message of intolerance about our community to viewers.”

Anderson Cooper has spoken out against Vince Vaughn‘s pejorative use of “that’s so gay” the trailer for his new film, The Dilemma.

In the film, Vince plays a man who learns that his best friend’s wife is having an affair.

“I was sitting in a movie theater over the weekend and there was a preview of [Vince Vaughn's new] movie, and in it, the actor said, ‘that’s so gay,’ and I was shocked that not only that they put it in the movie, but that they thought that it was okay to put that in a preview for the movie to get people to go and see it,” Anderson said (watch at about 5:45 in the video).

“I just find those words, those terms – we’ve got to do something to make those words unacceptable ’cause those words are hurting kids,” he added.

“Someone else I talked to recently said that the words people use and the things people say about other kids online, it enters into their internal dialogue. When you’re a kid, it can change the way you see yourself and the way you think about yourself – the worth that you give to yourself. I think we really need to focus on what language we’re using and how we’re treating these kids.”