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...
Mint Mobile is being sold to T-Mobile for $1.35 billion. Ryan Reynolds is a 25% stakeholder, so he'll make a ton off the deal . . . although it's not clear exactly how much. And he's staying on as a spokesman for the company.
Even though he's an Oscar winner now, Ke Huy Quan is still worried his career will stall again, like it did in the '80s. He says he told his agent, "Please, whatever you do, please make sure that does not happen."
The Farrelly Brothers are working on a Christmas comedy with Jack Black called "Dear Santa". It's about a kid who tries two write a letter to Santa, but accidentally writes to Satan instead??!!
Meryl Streep plays a talking whale on the new Apple TV series "Extrapolations". It's an eight-episode series about the effects of climate change. Meryl plays the last humpback whale on Earth. (Check out a clip here. The first three episodes of "Extrapolations" hit Apple TV+ tomorrow.)
Ed Sheeran's upcoming single "Eyes Closed" is about the death of a friend. He says, "[It's about] feeling like every time you go out and you expect to just bump into them, and everything just reminds you of them and things you did together."
Robert Smith of The Cure thinks Ticketmaster's platinum pricing is a greedy scam. He's also upset that Ticketmaster fees doubled the total price for some concertgoers.
Guillermo del Toro is doing a live-action "Frankenstein" movie for Netflix. It's expected to star Oscar Isaac, Mia Goth, and Andrew Garfield.
"Willow" was canceled after only one season on Disney+.
Drew Barrymore will host the 2023 "MTV Movie and TV Awards". They air live Sunday, May 7th.
Seth Rogen says Kevin Smith probably quit smoking pot because he started later in life and realized, "This is not me." But Seth is still proudly lighting up because, "For me, it is me."
A list on BuzzFeed.com of pop culture events that happened before the pandemic lockdowns includes: Jennifer Lopez and Shakira performed the Super Bowl halftime show . . . Nick Cannon only had three kids . . . and Mr. Peanut reincarnated as Baby Peanut.
Ultimate Classic Rock put together a list of what it thinks are the 20 MOST controversial moments from "Saturday Night Live".
And though he WASN'T at the Oscars, Tom Cruise was on hand to help celebrate Michael Caine's 90th birthday.
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