Perez Hilton’s family said his children, niece, and sister were inside his Miami-area home shortly before his concerning livestream. They left quickly after realizing he was experiencing a severe mental health crisis. Perez was hospitalized Tuesday night after police responded to the incident. His family said he is now communicating with them and asked for privacy as they help the children recover.
TikTok creator Sydney Towle has died at 26 after a three-year battle with a rare bile duct cancer. Her family says she passed peacefully surrounded by loved ones. Sydney became known for sharing positivity throughout her fight, even trying experimental treatments and walking in a Miami fashion show while battling the disease. Her family says she was truly a ray of sunshine.
Blake Lively is seeking legal fees from Jed Wallace after his defamation lawsuit against her was dismissed. Wallace is asking a Texas judge to require Blake to answer questions under oath before he pays, arguing he needs to examine whether her allegations were made with malice. Blake’s lawyers called the request another attempt to target her, saying she already won the case. Wallace is fighting her request for roughly $800,000 in legal fees and additional costs.
Madeleine Carlisle, Stephen Colbert’s daughter, has resigned from 60 Minutes amid major staff changes and turmoil at CBS News. She joined the show in 2022 after earlier work at CBS, The Atlantic, and Time.
Charlie Sheen is launching his first podcast called “Mostly Sheenius.” The actor joked he originally wanted to call it “Pure Sheenius” but said that was rejected for “egregious false advertising.” Classic Charlie. He says the show will feature conversations with big names in entertainment, sports, and pop culture.
Shaboozey’s new Western album has a surprise guest: Sam Elliott. The legendary actor appears on the track “Don’t Count Down,” bringing that signature cowboy voice that basically sounds like it was born in a saloon.
Prime Video’s new Canadian drama “Sterling Point” is getting attention. The series follows a teenager who inherits a mysterious Muskoka island and discovers family secrets. It was created by Ontario filmmaker Megan Park and was filmed right here in cottage country.
Marvel fans got another cancellation shock. “Wonder Man” co-creator Destin Daniel Cretton says he doesn’t fully understand why the Disney+ series was canceled, especially after plans for a second season. And before you ask… no, there’s no movie secretly replacing it.
