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...
We're about to find out if "Grey's Anatomy" will outlast Dr. Meredith Grey. The show is entering its 19th season, and a new report says that ELLEN POMPEO is only expected to appear in eight episodes, which is about one-third of the season. She may continue to narrate, but even that isn't a guarantee.
Jason Momoa dressed up as a flight attendant to hand out water bottles from his company Mananalu. He was celebrating the company's partnership with Hawaiian Airlines.
John Mayer, Jimmy Kimmel, and Jeff Ross are taking over as hosts for Bob Saget's annual Scleroderma fundraiser on September 21st. This year's will be a tribute to Bob with performances from his friends like John Stamos, Nikki Glaser, and Joel McHale.
"Joker: Folie a Deux" with Joaquin Phoenix and the animated Chris Pratt "Garfield" movie are coming out in 2024.
"Days of Our Lives" is leaving NBC and headed to streaming starting September 12th. And "Dancing with the Stars" premieres September 19th on Disney+.
Chrissy Teigen is pregnant.
Garth Brooks says this is his last stadium tour. He'll continue to do shows, but things will be less structured. He'll "pick spots" here and there but they won't be "clustered as a tour."
Dolly Parton gave $1 million to fund coronavirus research in 2020, and it helped scientists come up with the Moderna vaccine. Now she's being honored for it. She'll receive the Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy at a private ceremony in New York this October.
If you're in need of a new pair of SANDALS, Kenny Chesney has your FEET. He's hawking a line of sandals on Reef.com.
JENNIFER COOLIDGE says that she's grateful for "American Pie" because she got a LOT of attention from men. She jokes, "There were so many benefits . . . there'd be like 200 people that I'd never have slept with."
Kevin Bacon got thrown up on by a cameraman while shooting "Apollo 13". Scenes were filmed in a NASA aircraft to simulate zero gravity, but it seems like someone forgot to take their anti-nausea meds that day.
And according to Zillow, Wayne Manor from the 1960s "Batman" show could cost you $14.9 million. The "Happy Days" house would set you back $3.2 million . . . and the apartment on "Dexter" would cost$257,000. You can see more at Ranker.
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