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...
Maury Povich is launching an at-home paternity test company called The Results Are In. He says, "I've seen firsthand how DNA testing can change lives and bring families together. We're making it easier and more affordable."
Speaking of kids, not all of Nick Cannon's kids know they have other siblings, and the moms have something to do with that. "As much as that may be a wish of mine, I've got to respect that's not a wish of everyone's."
Vanna White reportedly wants a huge raise to stay with "Wheel of Fortune" after Pat Sajak leaves. She currently makes $3 million a year, which is five times less than Pat makes.
Jon Hamm and his "Mad Men" costar Anna Osceola got married where they filmed their show's series finale.
Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker revealed they're having a boy with a rock concert-themed reveal.
Check out David Beckham and his daughter making burritos...
It was a pretty uneventful weekend at the box office, but "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" came out on top again. Spidey took in an estimated $19.3 million as it raced past the $300 million mark domestically.
Arnold Schwarzenegger's son Joseph Baena is filming his first action flick. Here's the trailer.
Bryan Cranston is working on concepts for a "Malcolm in the Middle" reunion, and he's really, really sure it'll happen.
The "Magnum P.I." reboot is canceled at NBC. Also, "Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies", the animated "Star Trek: Prodigy", and "The Game" are canceled and will be removed from Paramount+.
John Goodman feels bad for Roseanne, and he says, "I know for a fact that she's not a racist." Asked if he'd work with her again, he said, "I just don't know. I miss her. I wish her well."
Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" has seen a streaming spike due to the OceanGate disaster. And Netflix is bringing "Titanic" back in a week, but it's not clear if that's connected to the tragedy.
The cast of Disney's new "Haunted Mansion" showed up at Disneyland . . . Dressed like employees who work on the actual ride.
Drake wrote a book of poetry with a friend. It's called "Titles Ruin Everything, A Stream of Consciousness by Kenza Samir and Aubrey Graham", and it comes out July 14th. He also wrote an album to go along with it, but there's no other info on that yet.
Ed Sheeran opened for himself at Saturday's Maryland show after Khalid got in a car accident. He surprised fans with a 30-minute acoustic set of songs from his album, "Subtract".
Both of Morgan Wallen's shows last week at Chicago's Wrigley Field were sell-outs. He's now the first country artist to sell out back-to-back nights at Wrigley.
Korn is releasing a collection with Adidas. It's expected to drop in October and will include shoes, shirts, and, of course, the famous track suits they were known for wearing in the '90s.
A list from Mental Floss of the wildest movie plot twists includes "Psycho", "Planet of the Apes", "Fight Club", "The Sixth Sense", and "The Others".
And Adam Sandler gave a shout-out to a teen golfer who goes by the name Happy Gilmore. After Happy announced he's going to Ball State University, Adam said, "Go get 'em Happy. Pulling for you."
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