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Time to get buzzed on the hot goss from Hollywood with Abby.

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I don't think I can name one actor that's having a better year than Glenn Powell. I mean, think about it. He was in Top Gun Maverick like a year ago.

Then he's in Twisters, this remake that did exceptionally well. He was in a rom-com that people are saying is reviving

the genre with Sidney Sweeney, anyone but you.

He just allegedly turned down sexiest man alive.

So what else could this man do to make 2024 and 2025 amazing for his career?

Well, Pat McAfee thinks it's taking over Tom Cruise's position in the Mission Impossible franchise. So on the Pat McAfee show, he saw this tweet that some Hollywood website had reported

that Glenn was going to be the top choice to take over Tom Cruise's position in Mission Impossible.

Apparently, Tom Cruise wants Glenn in this position.

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