"Paper Towns" actress Cara Delevingne's home in Studio City, California caught fire on Friday morning. It took 94 firefighters over two hours to put it out. One person suffered minor smoke inhalation, and thankfully her two cats made it out okay. Cara was in London performing in "Cabaret" at the Playhouse Theatre at the time. The home, valued at $7 million, sustained heavy damage, including a collapsed roof. An investigation is ongoing to determine the cause, but Cara's parents are saying it was a powerline issue caused by windy conditions near her home.
"Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" star, whose real name is Alana Thompson, is upset with her mother, Mama June, for holding out on her. In a recent episode of "Mama June: Family Crisis," June told Alana she didn't have the cash to help pay for college. Alana was shocked to hear this, pointing out that June was able to pay for things like gold chains for her boyfriend, Justin Stroud, among other things. Alana's sister Lauryn, joined in to support Alana, calling out June for not helping out. Alana started college last fall, studying at Regis University in Colorado, and is currently studying nursing. She's apparently got a $21,000 scholarship to help with college costs.
At Thursday's premiere of "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire" in New York City, Bill Murray was asked by ET who he'd like to portray him in the upcoming film "SNL 1975." He thought for a second then said, "Out of all the people that came after me [on "SNL"], I think I really enjoyed Kenan Thompson. He could play me - or Bill Hader. Those two." Then he added, "Or Kristen Wiig. Any of those three could play me." When Kristen Wiig was told about Bill saying she could play him, she responded, "That's what he said? Gladly. Gladly. Yes...I'm ready!" No word yet on when the movie will be released, but speculation is some time in 2025 to coincide with the 50th anniversary of "Saturday Night Live."
Kelly Clarkson is suing her ex-husband/ex-manager Brandon Blackstock again. On top of the $2.6 million she won in the management lawsuit against Brandon and his father's management company before, the new suit asks for the return of "any and all commissions, fees, profits, advances, producing fees or other monies" she paid to Brandon's father's company, Starstruck Entertainment, dating back to 2007. The first judgment against Brandon is already in the appeal process.
"Real Time with Bill Maher" host Bill Maher recently signed a new deal to extend his series for at least two more seasons, but less than a week later, he fired his agency, CAA. Why? Reports say Bill felt snubbed by CEO Bryan Lourd after not getting invited to his private Oscar party last weekend. Insiders say JJ Abrams, Jason Blum, Julia Roberts, and Jennifer Aniston were among the big names there, but Bill, not invited. Shoould've cut Jason Blum if you had to make room for one more…
