There were many show and movie reunions on stage at the 30th Annual SAG Awards, including Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, and Emily Blunt from "The Devil Wears Prada." The three women were there to present the nominees for Best Male Actor in a Comedy, and their skit is what we're living for, which ended with Anne cutting off Meryl and saying, "No, no. That wasn't a question," a nod to a famous scene from the movie. Props to Anne, by the way, who wore a cerulean blue gown, another nod to another famous scene from the movie. It was intentional, as Anne said, "Given who I was presenting with, I asked for a very specific color," referring to Meryl's character, Miranda, who schools Anne's character Andy, by saying, "What you don't know is that that sweater is not just blue, it's not turquoise, it's not lapis, it's actually cerulean." As if she wasn't already winning the night, Anne showed off her dance moves at an after-party where she twerked to Nicki Minaj's "Anaconda."
Travis Kelce may be happy with Taylor Swift, but was he after Katy Perry first? An old interview with Travis from 2016 has resurfaced where Travis was asked to play Kiss, Marry, Kill. Of the options he's given Taylor, Katy, and Ariana Grande, he decided to kill Ariana (even though he says she's great), kiss Taylor, and marry Katy. What makes this even more interesting is that Travis and Katy were hanging out together in the VIP area at Taylor's last concert in Australia. Katy was even singing along to "Bad Blood."
In other TS concert news, Taylor's 71-year-old, Scott Swift, has been accused of hitting a paparazzo in Australia. The guy said Scott, "struck (him) on the left side of his face" and added, "he's never seen anything like it."
No one could have predicted "Barbie" was going to be such a success, which is why the agency that reps John Cena told him not to do the "Barbie" cameo. John was actually filming his role in "Fast X" on the studio lot right near where the "Barbie" shoot was taking place. He ran into Margot Robbie, and she pitched him the idea of a merman cameo in the "Barbie" movie. He said, "I think the perspective from an agency standpoint was, 'This is beneath you,' which I get that. But also to the agency's credit, immediately they acquiesced, and I was like, 'No we're going to do it,' but all they can do is offer their guidance. They're not ultimately making the choice." Now that the film was a huge success they're probably willing to take more credit for his role.
Martha Stewart says she doesn't actually wear underwear. Instead, she likes to wear Aerie swimsuits just in case she wants to go swimming. She added, "I don't wear any of that structured stuff. No tight lace, no Skims for Martha. But I love Skims. I think they serve a very good purpose — but I don't wear those." She immediately regretted saying that though, and added, "Is Kim Kardashian going to be mad at me? No, she won't be mad at me. She knows I don't wear Skims." If she starts getting cut-up Aerie swimsuits in the mail, she'll know if Kim's mad.
