Nicolas Cage has spoken out after a large sinkhole near his California home forced him to evacuate in September. A sinkhole that measured 25 feet deep and 30 by 60 feet in diameter opened up near the driveway of Cage’s Malibu home on Sept. 8. The large crater caused 31 nearby homes to be evacuated, […]
Nicolas Cage Says ‘I’m a Little Bit Homeless’ and ‘Living in Hotels’ After Sinkhole at His House
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