TBS is making a variety show inspired by the "Stupid Pet Tricks" segment from DAVID LETTERMAN's "Late Show". It'll be a half-hour, ten-episode series hosted by SARAH SILVERMAN. Each episode will have pets performing impressive tricks in front of a live audience. There will also be surprise celebrity guests, comedy bits, and games. Production will start later this year.
It was announced yesterday that a "heart-related incident" is what caused BOB ODENKIRK to collapse Tuesday on the set of "Better Call Saul". He's still in the hospital, but his son says, "He's going to be ok".
Check out the trailer for "King Richard", starring WILL SMITH as the father of VENUS and SERENA WILLIAMS.
Also, check out a teaser for "American Horror Story: Double Feature".
HENRY WINKLER called his childhood neighbor for her 101st birthday. The lady's granddaughter tracked him down, and said that even though she has Alzheimer's, she always recognizes him on TV.
JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE marked the 20th anniversary of N' SYNC's "Celebrity" album.
"Mad Men" stars JANUARY JONES, CHRISTINA HENDRICKS, and KIERNAN SHIPKA recently had a girls' night out,
LENNY KRAVITZ needs to take his shirt all the way off next time...
JAMES GUNN revealed a "Guardians of the Galaxy" holiday special will be coming to Disney+ in December 2022. It'll have important information that fans will need to know before seeing "Volume 3" in May of 2023.
RED HOT CHILI PEPPER ANTHONY KIEDIS put his Hawaiian home up for sale for about $10 million. The land was originally purchased from SYLVESTER STALLONE and it sits next-door to an ancient burial ground . . . but at least the view is breathtaking.
Famous New Jersey natives including Jon Bon Jovi, Whitney Houston, Frank Sinatra, and James Gandolfini are getting rest stops dedicated to them on the Garden State Parkway. Bruce Springsteen "respectfully declined" the honor.
Sadly, ZZ TOP bassist DUSTY HILL died on Tuesday. There's no word yet on the cause of death. He was 72. His bandmates issued a statement saying, "We will forever be connected to that 'Blues Shuffle in C.' You will be missed greatly, amigo."
Also, Ronco kingpin RON POPEIL died yesterday after a medical emergency. He was 86. Over the years, Popeil sold tons of products through infomercials, including the Veg-O-Matic, the Pocket Fisherman, and Mr. Microphone.