Though she suddenly deleted her Instagram account, Britney Spears has something new going on with Snapchat. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of "Baby One More Time," Snapchat is rolling out lenses that let users try on the Britney Spears letterman jacket and let you recreate the classic "shoulder shimmy" from the music video. Snapchat users can also enter the #FoyerDance Spotlight Challenge where they can share their own "foyer dance video" for a chance to win a share of $20,000.
The new "Mean Girls" music movie won the weekend box office, but not everyone loves the new movie. Megan Thee Stallion appears in the movie, and for one of her lines, she tells Cady, "We are going back red. Y2K fire cr***h is back!" That's not something from the original movie – it happens to be an insulting nickname that was given to Lindsay by socialite Brandon Davis in the early 2000s, who used it repeatedly in front of the media. The line's inclusion in the movie has upset Lindsay, and her dad apparently. SPOILER ALERT - Lindsay Lohan has a cameo appearance in the new "Mean Girls" movie. Variety reports that Lindsay was paid $500,000 for half a day's work. It's said her scene does connect with the first film in a very "fan-service" way.
Jason Priestley from "Beverly Hills, 90210" was visiting "Live With Kelly & Mark" when he revealed that he and former roommate, Brad Pitt, would play an odd game before either made it big. He spilled, "We used to play this game, all of us, to see who could go the longest without showering..." When he was asked who would win, Jason was quick to say, "Brad. Always Brad. I don't think he does that anymore...but back then he could go a long time without showering."
Some of the cast of the 1993 Halloween film "Hocus Pocus" hung out with fans in Salem last year, and it was such a big hit that they're doing it again this year, October 11-13. Last year, actors Omri Katz, Vinessa Shaw, Thora Birch, and Jason Marsden signed autographs and took pictures with fans in honor of the 30th anniversary of the classic Halloween movie, and according to Jason, they might be bringing more friends with them this year. Not much else is available for details, but Jason did say there will be a Halloween-themed ball at the Hawthorne Hotel, a special tour, screening, and meet-and-greet. The hotel's already booked solid, I already checked, unless you just want Sunday night for $424. I have groceries to pay for, so I'm out.
