In response to the Los Angeles wildfires, Vin Diesel reveals that "Fast X: Part 2" will finish filming in the California city.

Dazs's new 'Fast and Furious'-inspired Super Bowl commercial Vin Diesel is expanding on his promise to bring the Fast and Furious movies back to Los Angeles. On Monday, Feb. 3, Diesel, 57, shared a video of him and Fast costar Michelle Rodriguez filming their new Häagen-Dazs Super Bowl commercial "NOT SO FAST,

Vin Diesel has its own way of supporting Los Angeles after the city has suffered from the apocalyptic wildfires. Taking over to his Instagram account on Wednesday, January 22, the Fast and

Vin Diesel says that the final movie in The Fast Saga, Fast X: Part 2, will "return home" to where the franchise began in 2001: Los Angeles.

We never expected after the first ‘Fast and Furious,’ almost 25 years later [it would] still be relevant in any way, shape or form.”

Fast and Furious” co-stars Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez slow down to enjoy Häagen-Dazs ice cream bars in the brand’s first Super Bowl commercial.

The Fast and Furious family has hit breaks at the "fast life" for their Super Bowl ad debut. In what is Häagen-Dazs’ first-ever Super Bowl commercial, Michelle Rodriguez, Vin Diesel and Ludacris reunite as the fastest film franchise “slows down” for an ice cream bar in “Not So Fast,

For a lot of people, Super Bowl commercials are as big of a deal as the game itself, if not even bigger, especially car-themed spots. Ice cream brand Haagen-Dazs has decided to make an unexpected move,