Russell Brand is reportedly being held alone at London’s Wandsworth Prison following his sentence of 10 years and six months for rape and sexual assault. A former inmate claims he could be targeted.
British comedian and children’s author David Walliams is facing sexual misconduct allegations from multiple women. Two allege he groomed them when they were 15. The Guardian identified him after a legal attempt to keep his name private failed.
Thomas Markle Sr. was reportedly removed from his assisted living facility after being charged with possessing child sexual abuse material. He’s staying with daughter Samantha and denies the allegations. If convicted, he could face 20 years in prison.
Meanwhile, Meghan Markle joined Prince Harry in Brussels for her first public appearance since her father was charged. She reportedly withdrew from a planned speech because of the emotional strain. Harry spoke about protecting children online.
Bruce Willis’ condition has reportedly declined as he lives with frontotemporal dementia. An unnamed source described significant changes, while his wife, Emma, says they still share beautiful moments of joy and connection.
Forbes now puts Paul McCartney’s fortune above 1.4 billion dollars—behind only Jay-Z and Taylor Swift among musicians. Touring and his huge music publishing catalogue helped build that fortune. Apparently, “All You Need Is Love” comes with some very profitable fine print.
Oasis won’t attend Saturday’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction in Los Angeles. Noel has another performance booked, while Liam previously dismissed the honour before calling it “a real honour.” Even his acceptance speech had a feud with itself.
Kim Kardashian’s Skims is offering full refunds on its 150-dollar advent calendar after customers complained about hair ties, bobby pins and other disappointing surprises. One unboxing video hit 65 million views. That’s a lot of people watching someone slowly discover they bought a junk drawer.
Keke Palmer, Tony Hawk, Teyana Taylor and the stars of Zombies 4 are among the guests at Saturday’s Kids’ Choice Awards. Alex Warren hosts, and Chris Pratt receives the King of Comedy Award. It starts at eight—giving everyone plenty of time to regret wearing expensive shoes near slime.
Darius Rucker’s documentary, They Called Me Hootie, arrives November 16th on Hulu and Disney+. It follows his rise to fame and struggles with divorce and addiction, with appearances from Woody Harrelson and Brad Paisley. And yes, one more reminder: his name is Darius. Hootie was the band.
