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Jim Carrey just made headlines with a major public appearance at the 2025 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony this November in Los Angeles, where he delivered the induction speech for Soundgarden and honored his late friend Chris Cornell. The event reunited him on the red carpet with Taylor Momsen, his on-screen Cindy Lou Who from How the Grinch Stole Christmas, surprising fans after 25 years. The List highlighted how this reunion brought back memories for Momsen, who reflected fondly on Carrey’s kindness and professionalism during their time on set, even sharing with People that watching Carrey so deeply committed to his craft continues to inspire her as an adult.
Collider reports that Carrey’s 2000 film How the Grinch Stole Christmas is unexpectedly dominating the Prime Video streaming charts this November, racing up to the platform’s number two spot behind only Playdate. This surge points to the enduring popularity of Carrey’s performance, especially as the film marks its 25th anniversary. Jimcarreyonline.com announced that a newly remastered 4K and limited-edition steelbook version of The Grinch has dropped, and select cinemas are bringing it back for the holiday season, adding to Carrey’s seasonal visibility.
Carrey has remained elusive on social media, having formally left Twitter in 2022 according to ET Canada and shared a farewell animated cartoon with his followers, which means there are no recent personal Twitter updates or controversies sourced directly from his own accounts. His Instagram and other platforms have been similarly quiet.
TMZ and AOL noted that Carrey’s appearance at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony sparked waves online, with fans debating his unexpected, somewhat unrecognizable new look on the red carpet after a period of near-total public silence. While some armchair commentators speculated about his health, there is no confirmed report from Carrey or his representatives—so, at this point, rumors about his well-being remain in the realm of speculation.
Carrey’s recent professional focus remains narrow, with Collider confirming that his only substantial new acting project in the past year was a double turn in the Sonic the Hedgehog film franchise. He has not signaled any new film or stand-up projects and reiterated in a recent interview that any potential return to The Grinch would depend on finding a way to avoid the famously miserable costume and makeup, mentioning that advances like motion capture might entice him back.
According to AOL, Carrey has not stepped back into business ventures or made news in other industries recently, and there have been no new confirmed romantic, legal, or political developments involving him. The confluence of his Grinch resurgence and influential role at the Hall of Fame event, however, has reignited public discussion of his cultural legacy heading into the holiday season.
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