Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce got shamed by PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) for their trip to an Australia zoo this week. They said, "PETA hopes that next time Taylor and Travis want to see wild animals, they'll spend their time and money at a true sanctuary." They say a sanctuary is a better choice because visitors aren't allowed to feed or touch the animals there and have to keep a respectful distance from them altogether.
Wendy Williams' family claims her Wells Fargo Bank court-appointed guardian has allegedly cut her off from having any contact with them. On top of that, Wendy's sister says the guardian is stealing from her. Sadly, Wendy's reps confirm she has been diagnosed with aphasia, which affects the ability to communicate, and frontotemporal dementia (or FTD). This is the same condition that forced actor Bruce Willis to retire from public life last year. This news comes just before Lifetime airs "Where Is Wendy Williams," a two-part documentary, this weekend.
As we previously told you, the daughter of former football player and "Good Morning America" host Michael Strahan has been braving a fight against a brain tumor. And while 19-year-old Isabella recently celebrated the end of radiation treatment, her dad reports the going is still tough. He said, "The last three days have been a little rough because she had a fever that kind of comes and goes. I had to take her to the hospital and thought she'd come home a few hours later. It's been three days, but hopefully she'll be home today."
The new "Mean Girls" movie did a shameful thing when they included a line in the movie made famous by a former acquaintance of Lindsay in the early aughts. Megan Thee Stallion, playing herself in the movie, hypes up Cady, Lindsay's original character, now played by Angourie Rice, saying "We are going back red. Y2K fire cr***h is back!" That upset Lindsay and her dad, but now that the movie has been released digitally, the filmmakers are apparently looking to make things right and the line has been removed completely, according to TMZ.
John Cena has launched his very own OnlyFans account with a promise to have "spicy" pictures and videos, but the thing is, the new account is not going to have pictures of John Cena himself. Rather, it will be an account specifically for his character, Ricky Stanicky, from the upcoming movie of the same name. The account currently has more than 7,800 fans and nearly 570 likes. That's 7,800 people who fell for clickbait and 570 people who still haven't figured it out yet.
