Tony Danza has been made aware of his jerky behavior to reporter Rye Myers, RadarOnline.com reports. I told you Rye asked Tony what his favorite NY food staple was – pizza or hot dogs – and Tony gave him a playful yet disrespectful slap on the face and told him he needs to come up with better questions. It turns out that after his rude interview got a lot of attention on TikTok, Tony personally reached out to apologize, which Rye said "was much appreciated."
Snoop Dogg and Ryan Reynolds are reportedly fighting over The Ottawa Senators, a Canadian hockey team, which is up for sale. Snoop is excited about the opportunity, which would make him the first Black owner of an NHL team. As for Ryan, this could be his second sports team as he is part owner of the Wrexham soccer team. The value of the team, according to AP News, is around $800 million, with bidding expected to go over $1 billion.
Netflix's "Wednesday" show considered changing the character Thing to a female hand. In an interview with the show's creators, they said they were not a fan of the idea, according to Screenrant. The creators felt that it would be too far a departure from the reinterpretation of the Addams Family as the main focus should be on Wednesday.
Kim Kardashian sort of had an awkward moment at the Met Gala when she bumped into her ex, Pete Davidson. Kim was chatting with Usher, and Pete was photographed hanging out off to her side. Pete was all eyes on Kim, while it looked like Kim was working Usher hard. You might remember I told you how she was at an Usher concert and he serenaded her not once, but twice.
Kevin Costner's wife, Christine, has filed to dissolve their 18-year marriage, according to TMZ. No word on what triggered the split, but there have been rumors for quite some time that his over-commitment to work and not enough time with his family have been an issue for Christine for quite some time. There was even talk that this was the reason he was considering leaving "Yellowstone," to focus on his family more. The couple share three kids - 12, 14, and 15.
Congratulations to Mariah Carey on landing her first Tony Award nomination. She made her Broadway debut as a producer for the show "Some Like It Hot," and she's now gotten a Tony nod because of it. The show is up for Best Musical. If it wins the category, Mariah will get her first-ever Tony, according to ET.
It's been three weeks since Jamie Foxx was hospitalized for a "medical complication" and he is still there. No one close to Jamie is revealing what the situation is, but friends are asking that we "pray for Jamie." The longer he says hospitalized, the more fans are growing concerned. While he's recovering, Fox's "Beat Shazam" will have to make changes, and his film with Cameron Diaz had to wrap filming with his body double.
After the failed experiment of moving "Dancing with the Stars" to Disney+, the show is coming back to its OG home. Variety reports that while the upcoming 32nd season of "DWTS" can be found on Disney+, future seasons will air on ABC and then on Hulu following its full live airing. For the new season, Julianne Hough is joining Alfonso Ribiero as co-host.
Ed Sheeran is threatening to end his music career if he loses his current copyright infringement case. After being accused of ripping off chords from Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On" for his 2014 song "Thinking Out Loud," Ed told the court on Tuesday that if he was found guilty he's "done" making music, saying he finds it "really insulting to devote [his] whole life to being a performer and a songwriter and have someone diminish it." His lawyers argue the only things the songs have in common are "unprotectable" chord progressions that have been used in many other songs. Can you imagine being the jury responsible for that, for taking Ed Sheeran away from the world? That's instant witness protection right there.
