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Johnson and Scholz spearhead diplomatic offensive … Racial inequality embedded in healthcare in England, study says … and the joys of being single

His outrageous stunt show ran for just 10 months, but became wildly popular. He tells of being inspired by his hard-drinking father, his years in therapy and suffering brain damage

Johnny Knoxville and co reunite after a long hiatus for a remarkably funny collection of painful stunts

Beneath all the harm, humiliation, and non-consensual hair-shaving was a love of freedom.

Steve-O has always treated every act as his last, but at 47, he's finding himself in a surprising position: He's on the rise

Johnny Knoxville is 50 years old. On its own this may seem unremarkable, but coupled with the fact that for more than 20 years Knoxville has been the ringleader/master of ceremonies of the crew responsible for the "Jackass" franchise, it's worth noting.

The release of the franchise’s fourth film is reason to celebrate two decades of daredevilry that never fails to make me smile, says Hannah Strong, digital editor at Little White Lies

While some of the new antics of Johnny Knoxville and crew are hilariously creative, they won’t win over anyone tired of watching the pain.

In “Jackass Forever,” the 22-year-old “Jackass” ethos — that none of us are so precious that we can’t survive a snake bite or a pogo stick to the groin — still has charm

The opening sequence of “Jackass Forever” is one you’ll never forget. It’s a piece of filmmaking so bold, so audacious and so unbelievably, sublimely stupid that it will no doubt etch itself on your brain for years to come. I don’t dare describe it in print, because everyone deserves to…

Finally, a level of pain endured by Johnny Knoxville we can all relate to.