Three-time Oscar nominee Sylvester Stallone protected himself at Madeo in Beverly Hills on Saturday night by wearing his $18 ‘Keep Punching’ mask.
The Italian stallion – turning 74 next week – is donating 100% of the profits from his mask to ‘organizations assisting with the relief efforts caused by the coronavirus.’
California Governor Gavin Newsom made cloth face masks mandatory for all public outings on June 18, and Mayor Eric Garcetti has extended the stay-at home order indefinitely.
Staying strong: Three-time Oscar nominee Sylvester Stallone protected himself at Madeo in Beverly Hills on Saturday night by wearing his $18 ‘Keep Punching’ mask
Charitable: The Italian stallion – turning 74 next week – is donating 100% of the profits from his mask to ‘organizations assisting with the relief efforts caused by the coronavirus’
As of Sunday morning, there have been 95K confirmed COVID-19 cases in LA County, which has led to 3,285 deaths – according to Johns Hopkins University.
Sly’s third wife Jennifer Flavin wore a black patterned mask with her matching blouse and pencil skirt.
Stallone and the 51-year-old Serious Skincare founder – who met in 1988 – celebrated their 23rd wedding anniversary on May 18.
But Saturday night was all about their daughter Sistine Rose’s 22nd birthday, and she made a wish before blowing out the candle perched on her crème brûlée.
Chic: Sly’s wife of 23 years, Serious Skincare founder Jennifer Flavin, wore a black patterned mask with her matching blouse and pencil skirt
Make a wish! But Saturday night was all about their daughter Sistine Rose’s 22nd birthday, and she blew out the candle perched on her crème brûlée
The Rambo: Last Blood action star – who boasts 23.4M social media followers – gushed: ‘A very happy birthday to our wonderful SISTINE! We love you!’
Birthday girl: The 47 Meters Down: Uncaged actress wore a white lace bustier with black leather pants and she decided not to mess up her lipstick by wearing a mask
The Rambo: Last Blood action star – who boasts 23.4M social media followers – gushed: ‘A very happy birthday to our wonderful SISTINE! We love you!’
The 47 Meters Down: Uncaged actress wore a white lace bustier with black leather pants and she decided not to mess up her lipstick by wearing a mask.
Not pictured Saturday were Stallone and Flavin’s 18-year-old daughter Scarlett and 23-year-old daughter Sophia.
Sly (born Michael) also has a 41-year-old son Seargeoh with ex-wife #1 Sasha Czack, but their eldest Sage died age 36 from heart complications in 2012.
Family of five: Not pictured Saturday were Stallone and Flavin’s 18-year-old daughter Scarlett and 23-year-old daughter Sophia (pictured April 12)
‘I’m going to finish this thing if it kills me!’ During quarantine, Sly has been hard at work penning his script on 19th century American poet Edgar Allan Poe, which he plans on directing
Stallone explained on May 15: ‘I don’t even know if it’s going to be made. I don’t care if it’s going to be made. To me, I just want to complete the mission. I hate doing things halfway’
During quarantine, the native New Yorker has been hard at work penning his script on 19th century American poet Edgar Allan Poe, which he plans on directing.
‘I’m going to finish this thing if it kills me. Even though I’ve cooled on it for many, many years,’ Stallone explained on May 15.
‘The point is, I don’t even know if it’s going to be made. I don’t care if it’s going to be made. To me, I just want to complete the mission. I hate doing things halfway, even though the longer you let them sit the farther down the road you kick the can and then eventually you just don’t have the incentive anymore.
On hold: The Golden Globe winner’s last acting gig – Julius Avery’s 2021 sci-fi flick Samaritan – suspended production in Atlanta on March 15 due to the global pandemic
‘I’m going to do this, if it kills me for no other reason but just to say I crossed the finish line. Anyway, keep punching and yo Poe!’
Meanwhile, the Golden Globe winner’s last acting gig – Julius Avery’s 2021 sci-fi flick Samaritan – suspended production in Atlanta on March 15 due to the global pandemic.
The MGM movie centers on a boy (Euphoria star Javon ‘Wanna’ Walton) who discovers sanitation worker Stanley Kominski (Sly) is a superhero who went missing after an epic battle.