The Bret Mega Show has all the entertainment news that you'll need, and we might even give you a "Hot Celebrity Fact of the Day". Today's "Hollywood Hashtag" stories include...
Taylor Swift has been voted the artist who has the most positive effect on mood and wellbeing. And being a Swiftie helps too, because there are mental health benefits to being part of a "dedicated fan base."
There might be some kind of "Seinfeld" reunion happening to tie up the show's finale. During a standup gig, Jerry told the audience, quote, "Something is going to happen that has to do with that ending." And he said Larry David is involved.
Check out a new trailer for the new, musical version of "The Color Purple".
Gold medal-winning Olympic gymnast Mary Lou Retton is in the ICU, fighting a rare form of pneumonia. Her daughter set up a SpotFund account for her, because she's uninsured.
Ariana Grande will give her estranged husband Dalton Gomez a one-time payment of $1.25 million, but no spousal support. Also, they're both barred from speaking publicly about their marriage.
Amber Heard told her therapist that Jason Momoa showed up drunk on the set of "Aquaman 2", and dressed like Johnny Depp, just to upset her. He supposedly didn't want her in the sequel.
Drake's new album includes a song with a reference to Billie Eilish's "big" boobs, and people think it's creepy because Drake has been friends with Billie since she was a kid.
Sportscaster Bob Costas performed the Heimlich maneuver on his friend at a restaurant in New York. He says, "I don't know if I saved his life, but I saved him considerable discomfort, that's for sure."
"The Spiderwick Chronicles" is headed to Roku after being canceled by Disney+.
Tyson Beckford got the boot last night on "Dancing with the Stars".
Martha Stewart's idea of the "very best s'mores ever" includes a homemade marshmallow and no chocolate.
And someone on Reddit asked users to list actors who had zero chemistry with their costars. Their responses included The Rock, Anne Hathaway, and Joaquin Phoenix.
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