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...
50% of people say "Die Hard" is NOT a Christmas movie, including Bruce Willis. Other debatable holiday movies include "Gremlins", "Batman Returns", and "Edward Scissorhands".
Brenda Lee's "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" just hit #1, for the first time since it was released 65 years ago. That's a record. At 78, Brenda is also the oldest artist to reach the top of the Hot 100.
In the holiday comedy "Family Switch", a brother and sister who've traded bodies with their parents are forced to kiss on the lips. And it really bothered some viewers, who compared it to incest. (You can see some of their complaints here.)
Millie Bobby Brown loves Christmas so much, she puts her decorations up before Halloween. She says her fiancé Jake Bongiovi is against that, but she doesn't care because that's where she thrives.
New pics from the "Deadpool 3" set reveal the return of Sabretooth!
Here's Tyra Banks, 50 and make-up FREE.
There's a playlist from the American Heart Association of songs that are perfect to perform CPR to. It includes Taylor Swift's "You're Losing Me" and Beyoncé's "Virgo's Groove".
"Barbie" co-stars Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling will play Danny Ocean's parents in an "Ocean's Eleven" prequel.
Sebastian Stan has played The Winter Soldier and Tommy Lee. Now he's a young Donald Trump in the upcoming film "The Apprentice".
"A & W" by Lana Del Rey tops a list on Pitchfork.com of the best songs of the year. It's followed by "Boy's a Liar Part 2" by Pink Pantheress and Ice Spice, and "Will Anybody Ever Love Me?" by Sufjan Stevens.
According to a new documentary on John Lennon's murder, John's last words were "I'm shot." And Lennon's killer did it because he thought John was a "phony".
John Mellencamp was born with spina bifida and says he had an operation at six weeks old where doctors actually cut off his head.
And Like her or not, Kim Kardashian has received some good reviews for her work on the current season of "American Horror Story". So it looks like she's gonna run with this acting thing. The creator of "AHS", Ryan Muphy, has just cast her in a new legal drama for Hulu. There's no word on a title. Kim will play L.A.'s most successful divorce lawyer, and the owner of an all-female law firm. She also recently booked a Netflix comedy film called "The Fifth Wheel".
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