So, “The Horror Movie Weapons” somehow scared all the competition right out of the box office this weekend and took the top spot. Guess people love a good scare with their popcorn.
In celebrity wedding news, Logan Paul and Nina Agdal tied the knot in Italy. Logan called it “the best weekend of my life.” The party gave out fun awards — “most drunk” went to Juanpa Zurita, but the MVP? Nina’s 88-year-old grandma. Now that’s party stamina! Logan also said, “I love you and our baby Esme. Let’s make more babies.” Hey, congrats! And good luck keeping up with grandma’s energy.
Taylor Swift might soon be the queen of Las Vegas — literally. Sources say the residency offer on the table would make her bigger than Elvis on the Strip. She could sell out months ahead, and that’s before international fans even book flights. Vegas isn’t ready for this level of “Swift takeover.”
And speaking of power moves, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is thinking about going back to school — law school, that is. Apparently, he’s convinced his legal smarts helped dismantle a case against him and now wants the degree and the power that comes with it. Diddy doesn’t just want to beat the system — he wants to own it. Watch out, Judge Judy.
In a weird twist, a guy was arrested for stealing flowers from Ozzy Osbourne’s memorial. Yep, really. Flowers are for fans, not kleptomaniacs. The guy’s set to appear in court soon, hopefully with a better reason than “I’m a big Ozzy fan.”
YouTube is eyeing the Oscars. After decades on ABC, the Academy Awards might jump ship to streaming. Netflix and Prime Video have been pushing live events, and YouTube wants in. The Oscars are locked in with ABC through 2028, but things could change. Soon, you might watch the Oscars while scrolling cat videos.
Conan O’Brien says late-night TV is done for — but don’t worry, the hosts aren’t disappearing. He says comedy’s moving from your TV to your phone, and he’s totally cool with it. Guess it’s time to say goodbye to staying up late for laughs and hello to laughing on the go.
Helen Mirren dropped her two cents on the next James Bond. She’s a feminist but insists Bond must be a guy. “Otherwise it becomes something else,” she said. So, sorry ladies, 007 stays a dude… for now.
Ian McKellen teased a new Middle-earth movie all about Gollum, starting filming in May. He even revealed Frodo and Gandalf characters are in it. But that’s all he’ll say — lips sealed tighter than a hobbit’s pantry.
