"Forbes" announced RIHANNA is officially a BILLIONAIRE with her fortune estimated at $1.7 billion. She is now the richest female musician and second richest female in entertainment, and it's all thanks to her cosmetics company, Fenty Beauty.
CHRISTOPHER MELONI had fun with the obsession over his backside in the new "Men's Health". He said that he can catch flies in his butt cheeks "like a Venus flytrap." He also said he's cool with being called a "zaddy."
HALSEY celebrated World Breastfeeding Week by posting a photo of herself breastfeeding in a park.
Some enterprising kids set up a lemonade stand near the set of "Clerks 3", calling itself "Clerks Jr." KEVIN SMITH dropped by, and joked, "It totally worked, resulting in our crew spending much money there. Then I called my lawyer and sent all the kids cease-and-desist orders."
MIRANDA LAMBERT cast her husband and his two hot brothers in her new video. It's the dance remix to "Tequila Does" . . . and it features all three brothers oiled-up and ready to go swimming.
The L.A. Lakers used free agency to make themselves the OLDEST team in the league . . . by far. And LEBRON JAMES is begging people to continue poking fun at them, because they're going to use it as motivation.
STYX fans have started a petition to get the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's attention for Styx to be considered for the nomination ballot. They've never been nominated, even though they've been eligible for over 20 years.
ROLLING STONES drummer CHARLIE WATTS is dropping out of the band's upcoming tour. Charlie had an "unspecified medical procedure," and while it was successful, he'll need time to recuperate, and he doesn't want the band to postpone the tour for him, especially since it was already delayed by the pandemic. Charlie turned 80 in June.
KATHY GRIFFIN has posted an update on her lung cancer battle.
If ARIANA GRANDE and JUSTIN BIEBER's "Stuck with U" has been a guilty pleasure for you, you can feel a little less guilty about it. The song has now raised over $3.5 million for the First Responders Children's Foundation, with the money going directly to thousands of first responders' families around the country.
TOM MORELLO, BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, and EDDIE VEDDER covered AC/DC's "Highway to Hell".