The Wake Up with Bret & Julie's Julie Tristan has all the entertainment news that you'll need, and she'll even give you a "Hot Guy Fact of the Day". Today's "Hollywood Hashtag" stories include...
A TAYLOR SWIFT version of Wordle now exists thanks to a fan podcast. The game is free and can be played at Taylordle.com. It uses five-lettered words related to anything in her life or career, like "Lover" or "Scarf".
KYLIE JENNER has announced the birth of her second child with TRAVIS SCOTT. It's a boy, and he was born on the second, or 2/2/2022.
BILL MURRAY is going viral on social media after making a NO-LOOK PUTT at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am on Saturday. Then, he tossed his club to the side in epic Carl Spackler fashion.
JESSICA ALBA has a new hairdo.
LINDSAY LOHAN shows how going to the gym has turned her life around from "DUI to DIY" in a new Super Bowl commercial for Planet Fitness. There are also appearances from Dennis Rodman, Danny Trejo, and William Shatner.
MEGAN THEE STALLION teased her "Flamin' Hottie" song. According to Chester Cheetah, it's only available for two weeks.
This is ZENDAYA's first Super Bowl ad. The teaser only shows her spinning in a mermaid-like dress with seashells and the tagline "Everything to shell anything."
"Jackass Forever" dominated the box office with a $23.5 million opening.
GARTH BROOKS WILL be getting his very first tattoo this year. Years ago he made a promise to his daughter Allie Colleen that he'd do it . . . and it's time to fulfill that promise.
DREW BARRYMORE has posted a video for the "#MomChallenge."
EDDIE VEDDER dissed MOTLEY CRUE in a recent interview, so NIKKI SIXX shared HIS thoughts. He said PEARL JAM is one of the most boring bands in the world and that Eddie sings like he has marbles in his mouth.
During an interview on "Good Morning America", DOLLY PARTON said she'd like to do a duet with a KEITH URBAN. Keith responded on Instagram last Friday saying he'd be honored.
And according to a survey by YouTube TV, the top three TV shows of all time are "Friends", "Seinfeld", and "Game of Thrones". Also, two in three people think their own life is interesting enough to be a sitcom.
