'The Sandlot' captured the heart of young children who share the love of the baseball game

The Iron Sheik, who was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2006, was an Iranian-American who rose to popularity in the 1980s

Singer Billie Eilish chose to get a sprawling design, with swirls and scratch patterns, which stretches from the nape of her neck to her lower back

Sasha and Malia Obama sisters were spotted leaving a restaurant in Echo Park with their friends

Gina Huynh’s affair with Sean 'Diddy' Combs began when he was on-and-off relationship with Cassie

In addition to being a member of two tag-team championship teams, Bray Wyatt held the WWE championship once, the promotion's Universal championship twice, and other titles

Lara Spencer has been vacationing at Lake Como with her husband, Richard McVey, to celebrate their fifth anniversary

The NBC News and MSNBC’s national political correspondent appeared on the talk show on Tuesday, November 14

Martin Scorsese’s ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ will depict the gruesome tale of the Osage murders in 1920s America

Kelly Osbourne reportedly walked away from the public eye during the early stages of her motherhood journey

Khloe Kardashian wants to be remembered for her 'forgiveness' as 'The Kardashians' star tries to move past Tristan Thompson cheating scandal

A new Tesla ad shared on social media claiming to feature Ryan Reynolds has come to the attention of Elon Musk – only, it’s not real and instead it's completely fabricated through the use of deepfake technology. Tesla CEO Musk replied to Twitter user @meetRealKevin after he posted a video that jokingly claimed to feature Reynolds as the new face of the company. "How much do you think it would cost to own a car that’s this f***ing awesome?!” the fake Reynolds says in the clip. He then adds: “Whose balls do I have to fondle to get a Tesla instead of a s*** Corolla?” Sign up to our free Indy100 weekly newsletter Musk replied to the clip by commenting with the word “nice”, simultaneously bringing it to the attention of his millions of followers. It wasn’t long until the shoe was on the other foot, though. Digital marketing agency Maximum Effort, which was been co-founded by Reynolds, then posted a deepfake video which sees an artificial version of Musk promoting Reynolds’ company Aviation Gin. Reynolds’ response? The actor simply added the comment “nice”. It’s not the first time stories about Musk and deepfakes have made headlines over recent times. Photos of Elon Musk kissing a female humanoid robot has gone viral, but everything is not as it seems. In fact, four AI-generated images of Musk kissing three different “wife” robots and dancing with one other female-looking humanoids have been shared far and wide online. It comes after Reynolds appeared to troll celebrity pal Taylor Swift over recent rumours that she's dating The 1975's Matty Healy. In a post to his Instagram Stories, the 'Deadpool' actor shared a selfie of himself and chose to include The 1975’s hit song "Chocolate," for the music. Have your say in our news democracy. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings.