The Wake Up with Bret & Julie's Julie Tristan has all the entertainment news that you'll need, and she might even give you a "Hot Guy Fact of the Day". Today's "Hollywood Hashtag" stories include...
The all-female K-pop group BLACKPINK are the most followed artists on YouTube, with 75 million subscribers. JUSTIN BIEBER comes in second with 69.3 million and BTS is third with 68.7 million.
Speaking of YouTube, JONATHAN VAN NESS has a YouTube show where he reveals people's secrets.
TRAVIS BARKER was rushed to a hospital in L.A. yesterday, but there's no word what's wrong. The only thing we know is that he Tweeted, "God save me" . . . and his daughter asked for prayers.
North West had a "spooky, wilderness-themed" party for her 9th birthday. Here are some pics and videos KIM KARDASHIAN posted yesterday.
There's finally a teaser trailer for "Hocus Pocus 2". It hits Disney+ on September 30th.
A sequel to "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" will be in theaters December 2023.
Amazon is developing a "Who's the Boss" sequel series with TONY DANZA and ALYSSA MILANO. There's no word if anyone else is coming back.
CHRIS PRATT says he cried when people accused him of dissing Anna Faris and their son. It happened when he praised current wife Katherine Schwarzenegger and their "healthy" daughter. Chris and Anna's son was born premature and has had health issues.
DAKOTA JOHNSON revealed that making "Fifty Shades of Grey" was a battle because of the book's author, E.L. JAMES. She had creative control and butted heads a lot with the filmmakers.
DANIEL FRANZESE, who played Damian in "Mean Girls", put himself through conversion therapy for six months when he was 21. He quit after realizing his therapist "used to be gay", and told Daniel he wouldn't go to hell over it as long as he loves God.
WOODY ALLEN might retire after his next movie. He says "the thrill is gone," because movies only play in theaters for a few weeks before they go to streaming or pay-per-view.
And it's not uncommon for musicians to forget what city they're in. But it's less common for them to get their COUNTRIES mixed up. Unfortunately, that happened to KISS during a show in Vienna, Austria.
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