Mariah Carey recently appeared on Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers' "Las Culturistas" podcast, and she used it as her chance to complain about the big problems that affect society, specifically overhead lighting. She said, "I can't with the overhead lighting…I'm the one that gets the most tortured by the hideous lighting in every elevator, doorway, gyms," adding, "Every place I go...Shut the lights. Turn them out...Overhead lighting, it makes me sick."
Designer Christian Siriano made an appearance on WWHL on Monday and threw some shade at the "Real Housewives." When host Andy Cohen asked him if he's ever dressed one of the housewives, Christian said, "I mean, ever? Maybe. But listen, they're not on my list because, one, they don't pay." He did, however, give a shout-out to one "Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" star, who is a client. He said, "Bronwyn [Newport] is like my number one customer. [She] has been shopping for years and spends real money and not 'The Real Housewives' money. I mean, I make her literally couture. All her confessionals are Siriano pieces."
On "The Today Show," Pam Anderson explained why she has stopped wearing makeup after going viral for being pictured around Paris without makeup. She said after realizing she'd have to spend 3 hours in the hair and makeup chair, she decided using that time to explore France would be much better.
By now you know that Chelsie Baham won "Big Brother 26". It may not have been the biggest surprise, but Chelsie does admit she was surprised that it was a unanimous victory. Chelsie said she "was not expecting a unanimous vote" at all and that she thought "it was going to be four to three" saying she was worried about Angela, Leah, and Quinn.
We hear about so many celebrity break-ins. Well, "Euphoria" star Sydney Sweeney keeps an eye on her place while she's away through security cameras. Smart, since early Monday morning a burglar snuck onto her property. She noticed and she called the police right away. Police were able to bust the suspect after a neighbor's home was ransacked. See how a simple $40 a year subscription can same your millions of dollars worth of stuff?
