Chris Evans has told listeners of his Virgin Radio Breakfast Show that his nine-year-old son Noah, who he shares with wife Natasha Shishmanian, has been asked to return to school.

It comes after the majority of educational settings were closed during the nationwide lockdown following the coronavirus pandemic.The 54-year-old admitted that the family has a "well-oiled machine" at home in terms of schooling.It comes as the radio DJ revealed his son's school has asked him to return this week.Chris told listeners: "Our eldest son Noah was invited to go back to school on Monday.

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Police identify burned remains found on pathway near Kelly Drive

PHILADELPHIA - Authorities on Monday identified burned remains that were found a week ago on a pathway near a busy Philadelphia thoroughfare. Officers from the Philadelphia Police Department on Feb. 20 were called to the 32nd and Thompson streets for reports of a person screaming. Police were lead to charred remains in the middle of a pathway near Kelly Drive and Brewery Hill Drive.

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Column: Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko join fellow Ukrainian boxers in fight against Russian invasion

FILE - Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko (L) and his brother and former Ukrainian boxer Wladimir Klitschko (R) speak to the press during visit to a volunteers recruitment centre in Kiev on Feb. 2, 2022.

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Elon Musk says his Starlink internet is ‘now active’ in Ukraine

made the announcement on Twitter in response to a tweet by Ukraine’s minister of digital transformation saying that while Musk tries to "colonize Mars," Russia is trying to occupy Ukraine. The minister called on Musk to provide his country with Starlink stations.In his response Saturday, Musk said: "Starlink service is now active in Ukraine.

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Locals with ties to Ukraine watch in horror as war-torn terror unfolds

PHILADELPHIA - Locals with close ties to Ukraine have watched from afar as the place they called home continues to fight a fierce and bloody invasion effort from a world super power. Kostyantyn Peredery, a native of Ukraine, moved to Chester County six years ago with his family to work in the field of Information Technology. Now, from Chester Springs, Kostyantyn watches as Vladimir Putin's Russian arm continues to bombard his homeland. "It makes me very angry, it makes me very upset," Kostyantyn said.

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Hundreds of charges laid in child sex abuse investigation

Two people are facing hundreds of charges in a child sex abuse investigation according to Toronto Police. Erica Vella reports.

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‘We’ll go out less’: Immunocompromised Albertans prepare for lifting of COVID-19 restrictions

COVID-19 restrictions at midnight on Tuesday.Many Albertans are eager to have normalcy back in their lives, but for some, it’s not yet possible.Simone Chalifoux has an immunocompromised daughter. She said though the province is about to be nearly wide-open in terms of restrictions, her family feels more closed off.“Eliminating all of those mandates is actually more isolating for us, because that means we’ll go out less,” she explained.Chalifoux said her family will be avoiding even simple trips like to the grocery store because they want to ensure their daughter Joanne Picard is protected at home.“At this point, you don’t get a day without talking to someone who knows someone with COVID-19,” she said.

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Ontario introduces legislation to enshrine more rights for gig workers

The Ford Government has introduced new legislation to increase worker rights on digital platforms. While the move will ensure minimum wage or hours worked, the province is being criticized for stopping short in the reforms.

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New rules spur more travel

Travellers entering Canada are no longer required to obtain a negative PCR test. Now, a less-expensive Antigen test is sufficient. As Sean O’Shea reports, the change is expected to drive more cross-border travel.

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Trump targets Trudeau on COVID-19 mandates: ‘Woke tyranny’

Former U.S. president Donald Trump took aim at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Orlando, Fla.

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Mom pulls daughter out of New Jersey school after racist graffiti found in bathroom

ROBBINSVILLE, N.J. - A New Jersey mother pulled her daughter out of school after she said her child was the target of racially-charged vandalism in two school bathrooms.The disturbing graffiti was allegedly found scrawled in the bathrooms twice in one week at Pond Road Middle School in Robbinsville, according to the student's mother Rajeeah Jones.Jones said she met with school leadership and the resource officer who allowed her to see the disturbing vandalism that she said included racial epithets. Police filed two different incident reports and the district has upped its search to find the perpetrator.Jones took to Facebook last week to share the disturbing news and it quickly spread across the Robbinsville community."It’s not right, parents must have taught them to be that racist, kids don’t learn that on their own," one local said. The district said they will wait for police complete their investigation to make any further comment. MORE LOCAL HEADLINES___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

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System Of A Down’s John Dolmayan says COVID-19 “is and always has been about money”

System Of A Down drummer John Dolmayan has said that the COVID-19 pandemic “has always been about money”.Dolmayan has previously been vocal about vaccine mandates and has received criticism for his views on the Black Lives Matter movement, his support for Donald Trump and has stated that people won’t work with him now because of his views.In February last year, he called Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez “a moron” in an interview, where he also explained that he’s not a fan of “the agenda of a lot of the Democratic platforms”.Yesterday (February 27), Dolmayan took to his Instagram to share a Pokémon-related COVID-19 meme, writing: “And just like that covid will slowly go away. This is and has always been about money , covid was about money , Ukraine is about money.

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All ten boroughs of Greater Manchester still have coronavirus infection rates below national average

Coronavirus infection rates are continuing to fall across Greater Manchester and remain below the national average in all ten boroughs.

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University of Delaware police investigating alleged sexual assault in Uber vehicle

University of Delaware NEWARK, De - The University of Delaware said it's investigating a reported sexual assault that allegedly happened on campus in an Uber driver's vehicle. The University of Delaware Police Department said that the incident happened Sunday morning in the parking lot of Redding Residence Hall. "When using any rideshare agency, always check the vehicle to make sure it’s the correct one, have the driver tell you their name and make sure someone always knows where you are," the department said in a message to students. No information was provided on the victim or a possible suspect. The department suggests rideshare users wait in a safe location, follow along with GPS, share their ride with others, and never pay with cash.MORE LOCAL HEADLINES ___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

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Donald Trump takes aim at Justin Trudeau, accuses him of undermining democracy

Donald Trump has taken aim at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, telling his supporters that if they want to fight for democracy abroad, “they should start with the democracy that is under threat right next door, a place called Canada.”Speaking to a Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) crowd Saturday night, Trump accused Trudeau of “woke tyranny.”“The radical left is trying to replace American democracy with woke tyranny,” Trump told his supporters in Orlando, Fla.Former American president Donald Trump: "A line has been crossed. You're either with the peaceful truckers or you're with the left-wing fascists." pic.twitter.com/9Ax46jVHQH— Andrew Lawton (@AndrewLawton) February 27, 2022“They want to do the same thing to America that Trudeau has been doing to Canada — and much, much worse,” he continued, bringing the audience to its feet.His accusations come at a time when truckers are making their way across the United States in their own “Freedom Convoy”-style protest.“A line has been crossed: you are either with the peaceful truckers, or you are with the left-wing fascists and that’s what’s been happening,” Trump continued.

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Canada will send Ukraine anti-tank weapons, upgraded ammo: Trudeau

Ukraine‘s fight against the violent and unprovoked invasion launched by Russian President Vladimir Putin.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made the announcement on Monday, adding the federal government also plans to prohibit all imports of Russian crude oil — a commodity he said has enriched Putin and the Russian oligarchs surrounding him.

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City of Edmonton wants resident input on mandatory mask bylaw

COVID-19 public health measures, the City of Edmonton is asking residents to weigh in on its mandatory mask bylaw.The city launched a survey Monday, seeking input from Edmontonians on its mandatory face coverings bylaw.On Tuesday, the province’s mandatory mask bylaw will be lifted except for in high-risk settings. However, the City of Edmonton’s mask mandate will remain in place.

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EU to send arms to Ukraine, adds more sanctions to Russia

The European Union took a historic step on Sunday, announcing it would finance the purchase and delivery of weapons and other equipment to Ukraine. In addition, Germany ended its post-Second World War pacifist policy, saying it also would send weapons.

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Students in Lanarkshire urged to share views on mental health support at college

The Mental Health Foundation Scotland is urging college students living in Lanarkshire to share their experiences on mental health and wellbeing support at college.

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Soldiers who told Russian warship ‘go f--- yourself’ are ‘alive and well,’ Ukrainian Navy says

told a Russian warship to "go f--- yourself" are "alive and well," according to a Facebook post published by the Ukrainian Navy. "Regarding the Marines and border guards, who were taken captive by Russian occupiers on the island of Snake. We are very happy to learn that our brothers are alive and well," the post, which was published on Monday, read in part. The Ukrainian soldiers were on Zmiiny Island, also known as Snake Island, and were live-streaming on Feb.

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More mask mandates fall as poor COVID vaccine protection noted in young kids

New York City schools will lose the masks this week, and the city's vaccine requirements for restaurants, gyms, and movie theaters will likely expire next week and not be reinstated, according to the New York Times, as new not-peer-reviewed data show poor COVID-19 vaccine protection in kids 5 to 11 years old.

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New COVID-19 death reported in Waterloo Region as death toll reaches 396

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Medical oxygen supplies running out in besieged Ukraine

Medical oxygen supplies are "dangerously low" in Ukraine owing to the Russian invasion, World Health Organization (WHO) officials said yesterday in a statement.

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What should you do in case of a nuclear explosion? U.S. government updates guidance

FILE-A photo of a nuclear bomb explosion. (Photo by Lambert/Getty Images) WASHINGTON - The ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine has entered its fifth day and, amid speculation of the use of nuclear weapons by Russia, the government website Ready.gov has refreshed its list of guidelines on ways to prepare and protect yourself during a nuclear explosion. Over the weekend, President Putin ordered Russian nuclear weapons to be prepared for increased readiness to launch, ratcheting up tensions with Europe and the United States over the conflict that is dangerously poised to expand beyond the former frontiers of the defunct U.S.S.R.The practical meaning of Putin’s order was not immediately clear.

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World Rare Disease Day 2022: Raising awareness about the unknown holiday

are several conditions classified as "rare diseases." RELATED: Boy, 11, dies of rare cancer after family celebrates Christmas earlyAccording to the Rare Genomics Institute, Rare diseases are responsible for 35% of deaths in the first year of life. Also, 30% will not live to see their 5th birthday.Aspen Deke’s family thought the 17-year-old had escaped the worst after beating a rare cancer three times in her life, but tragically, the teenager died from COVID-19 complications on Saturday.Rare Disease Day was first celebrated in 2009 in the U.S., and the theme for 2022 is health equity."Health equity means that everyone has a fighting chance to live their healthiest life because they have equal access to the medical expertise, treatment and support services necessary to do so," Peter Saltonstall, president and CEO, NORD, said in a news release. According to the Food and Drug Administration, more than 7,000 rare diseases affect more than 30 million people in the U.S.

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LHSC caring for 44 COVID-19 inpatients as active staff cases rise to 232

‘We aren’t far away’ from lifting Ontario’s mask mandate, Doug Ford says As patient numbers have fallen in recent weeks, staff cases have continued to climb.As of Monday, 232 staff members at LHSC were positive for COVID-19, up from 198 on Friday, and 144 on Feb. 18.At St.

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COVID-19 Omicron response update – 1 March 2022, 1pm

Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield leads a briefing for media organisations to provide updates on the response to the Omicron outbreak.

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News Scan for Feb 28, 2022

An investigation led by Canadian Food Inspection Agency scientists has identified a new and highly divergent lineage of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19 in white-tailed deer (WTD) in that country. The findings, which are not peer-reviewed, are published as a preprint study on bioRxiv.The divergent strain was seen in samples from On

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Philadelphia keeping indoor, school mask requirements ‘for the time being’

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia will be keeping their mask requirements in schools and indoor public spaces ‘for the time being’ as officials say they’ll be sticking to their new tiered response levels.Monday afternoon, city officials announced that Philadelphia would remain in the ‘Mask Precautions Only’ response level. Under that response level, there is no vaccine requirement for places that serve food or drink, but masks are required indoors.City officials say they will be sticking with their newly unveiled response levels, rather than following the CDC’s latest guidelines.The CDC’s guidance outlines a new set of measures for communities where COVID-19 is easing its grip, with less of a focus on positive test results and more on what’s happening at hospitals.MORE CORONAVIRUS HEADLINESThe new system greatly changes the look of the CDC’s risk map and puts more than 70% of the U.S.

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Washington, Oregon, California to end mask mandates in schools, most public places on March 12

OLYMPIA, Wash. - Washington, Oregon and California will drop masking requirements for schools and most public places on March 12, the states jointly announced on Monday.The three states came to the decision after discussions over the weekend between the states and public health leaders."With declining case rates and hospitalizations across the West, California, Oregon and Washington are moving together to update their masking guidance," the governors said in a statement.The new guidance will make face coverings a recommendation rather than a requirement at most indoor places in California starting Tuesday and at schools on March 12, regardless of vaccination status. In Washington and Oregon, all the requirements will lift on March 12.Public Health - Seattle & King County said it would end its local indoor mask order at the same time as Washington state.Federal mask requirements will still apply in high-risk indoor settings such as public transportation, airports and taxis.

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Study: 90% of young ECMO-eligible COVID patients at a US hospital died amid rationing

Nearly 90% of adult COVID-19 patients who were eligible for—but didn't receive—extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) during the height of the pandemic died in the hospital owing to a lack of resources, even though they were young and had few underlying health issues, according to a natural experiment published late last week in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.

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FIFA, UEFA suspend Russia from international soccer

GENEVA (AP) - Russian teams were suspended Monday from all international soccer, including qualifying matches for the 2022 World Cup, as Moscow was pushed toward pariah status in sports after its invasion of Ukraine.World soccer body FIFA and European authority UEFA banned Russian national and clubs teams from their competitions "until further notice." Russia’s men’s national team had been scheduled to play in World Cup qualifying playoffs in just three weeks’ time."Football is fully united here and in full solidarity with all the people affected in Ukraine," FIFA and UEFA said in a joint statement.RELATED: Russia-Ukraine updates: What to know as Ukrainian troops resist advance on key citiesThe high-level punishment involving sports and politics — not seen for decades — came after the International Olympic Committee pushed dozens of sports governing bodies to exclude Russian athletes and officials from international events. The IOC said this was needed to "protect the integrity of global sports competitions and for the safety of all the participants."Denying Russia a place on the international stage should deliver a financial and psychological blow to the country, along with tarnishing its image as an elite sports powerhouse.FIFA’s move excluded Russia from the World Cup ahead of qualifying playoff on March 24.

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Man, 26, fatally shot multiple times inside car in Strawberry Mansion, police say

PHILADELPHIA - A man has died after he was found shot multiple times in a vehicle in the Strawberry Mansion section of the city. The shooting happened shortly after 12:30 p.m. at 30th and Fontain Streets, according to authorities. Police say the 26-year-old man suffered multiple gunshot wounds to the chest, back, and left leg.

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Pennsylvania moves to divest holdings in Russian assets

HARRISBURG, Pa. - The Russian invasion of Ukraine is spurring Pennsylvania lawmakers to draft legislation to require the state Treasury Department and the state's three public pension funds to divest holdings connected to Russia.Meanwhile, the state Treasury Department said it began divesting its holdings in all "Russian-based companies" last week. It described the holdings as "minimal" and expected to finish the process by Monday's end.RELATED: Russia-Ukraine updates: What to know as Ukrainian troops resist advance on key citiesDivestiture legislation was being drafted Monday in the House by Majority Leader Kerry Benninghoff, R-Centre, and in the Senate by state Sen.

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Fire officials: 3rd person dies after Delaware blaze

LITTLE CREEK, Del. - Fire officials say a third person has died more than two weeks after a fire at a home in Little Creek. The Office of the State Fire Marshal says when firefighters arrived at the two-story house on Main Street just before noon on Feb. 6, several people were trapped inside.

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COVID-19: 3 deaths, jump in hospitalizations as N.B. scraps proof of vaccination

COVID-19.Although hospitalizations have been in decline over the last few weeks, the number of people in hospital has jumped to 89 — up from 72, since the last report on Friday.They include 47 hospitalized due to COVID-19 and another 42 who were admitted for another reason but tested positive for the virus.Three people are in ICU and two people on a ventilator. Hospitals are now at 90 per cent capacity while ICU beds are at 72 per cent capacity.

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Matt Hancock says he broke Covid rules because he ‘fell in love’

Matt Hancock has said he broke coronavirus guidelines - which he created - because he “fell in love” with his aide.

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Countryfile star worried life-changing health issue could affect future of BBC job

Countryfile's John Craven has admitted he is "worried" a series of life-changing health condition might affect the future of his job after 50 years on television.The 81-year-old, who has hosted the BBC One environmental-themed show since 1989, opened up about some of the health issues that have crept in as he's grown older.The veteran presenter first noticed he was struggling to hear around 15 years ago, and that the worsening condition has caused him to lose his ability to hear nature.Craven told Wise Living Magazine: "Outdoors, I wasn't hearing many of the gentler sounds of nature that everyone else was. All very frustrating."After visiting the doctor, he was told his hearing has decreased substantially, causing concern for his ability to do his job..John, who started off on Newsround in 1972 before popping up on children's shows including Saturday Superstore and Multi-coloured Swap Shop, began using hearing aids in a bid to prolong his hearing.He told the Daily Mail: "When I had a routine check, I was told my levels had dropped by around 20 per cent since my first test in 2008.

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‘We aren’t far away’ from lifting Ontario’s mask mandate, Doug Ford says

Doug Ford said the province isn’t “far away” from lifting its mask mandate.Ford made the comment at an unrelated press conference Monday morning in response to a question from a reporter about the status of masking requirements in the province.“Right from the get-go, I’m listening to the chief medical officer,” Ford said. Mask mandate will likely be lifted in schools when it is removed for wider public: Ontario top doc “It’s his advice when they’re going to come off and we’ll wait for his advice and recommendations and once he gives the recommendations, we’ll be able to move forward.”Ford hinted that the province’s masking requirements could be lifted in the third week of March.“What I’m hearing: over the next few weeks, maybe after March break when the kids get back, but we’ll see.

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Chris Evans recalls losing role in Fracture to Ryan Gosling and almost passing on Captain America

Chris Evans has become a household name over the past decade during his run as Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.But before getting fitted for his tights, the Boston-born actor was struggling to find some decent roles.He recently recalled losing the leading role of the 2007 thriller Fracture to Ryan Gosling after what he considered the best audition of his life.

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Celebrities are speaking out about the protests happening after the tragic death of George Floyd, a 46-year-old Minneapolis man who died after a police officer held him down by the neck with his knee for more than seven minutes.

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Chris Evans Said His Severe Anxiety and Panic Attacks Almost Ended His Acting Career

Anxiety, if you'll excuse my language, is a real asshole. And it's an asshole that targets anyone it so desires, including lovely angel Chris Evans, who spoke about the destructive impact it had on his acting career during an appearance on the Hollywood Reporter's "Awards Chatter" podcast.

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Chris Evans Originally Turned Down the Chance to Audition for ‘Captain America’ Due to His Anxiety

Chris Evans almost let fear get in the way of the opportunity to play Captain America. The 38-year-old actor opened up to 's podcast about his challenging mental state ahead of taking on the role of the iconic shield-wielding superhero.

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Chris Evans Admits He Suffered From Severe Anxiety, Almost Turned Down Captain America Role

Chris Evans is best known for playing Captain America in the “Avengers” movies — seven of Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters — but he now admits he almost turned down the role.

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Chris Evans almost quit acting due to panic attacks

Chris Evans considered quitting acting after on-set panic attacks made him question his career choice.

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Chris Evans REVEALS how sharing 'anxiety' with Chris Hemsworth was comforting when he became Captain America

Chris Evans may be a big Hollywood star now but just like any actor, he too had a fair share of ups and downs in his career. In the early 2000s, with roles like Not Another Teen Movie and Cellular, Chris got the 'heartthrob' tag but not one for his acting ability. Back then, there was the fear of how many chances he will get to make a "good movie." Then came Evans' first superhero turn with the Fantastic Four series, as Johnny Storm, which came at a time when the superhero genre was just about taking off and he "needed" the role.

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Chris Evans almost turned down Captain America and quit acting after having 'mini panic attacks'

Chris Evans has become a household name over the past decade during his run as Captain America.But the action star almost didn't play the all-American superhero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.He recently revealed that he nearly quit acting due to severe anxiety, which was exacerbated by the magnitude of the iconic blockbuster franchise. Severe anxiety: Chris Evans recently revealed that he nearly turned down Captain America and quit acting due to severe anxietyThe 38-year-old said on The Hollywood Reporter's podcast Awards Chatterthat it began around the timeFantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer premiered in 2007.It didn't help that he was passed over for roles inGone Baby Gone, Milk, Elizabethtown and Fracture.

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Chris Evans Used to Have Panic Attacks on Set That Almost Made Him Quit Acting

Chris Evans is opening up about the panic attacks he used to have on set and how they almost led him to quit acting.

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