Remember those sugarcane grass people in Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show? One of them is selling their costume for $5,000 on eBay. The seller says it comes with a green balaclava, shoulder harness, sweatsuit, gloves, “Grass Bunny” prop arms, the in-ear radio that the performers had to wear, and a Super Bowl 60 tote bag. They’re also including their Super Bowl credential as proof of participation in the event, and the snacks given to the “Grass Bunnies”. The seller wasted NO time in listing the costume. It was put up a few hours after the game ended.
Flickering Myth says Val Kilmer has been recreated using AI for his role in the movie “Canyon of the Dead.” Kilmer’s family has given their approval for his digital appearance. The movie also stars Abigail Lawrie, Tom Felton, and Abigail Breslin. It is about two archaeologists who helped to discover one of North America’s earliest civilisations, the Anasazi Basketmakers.
Lady Antebellem’s Charles Kelley Experienced “Love At First Sight” When He Met His Wife … “You know, I’m not gonna say it was like a movie, but it was like a movie. The first time I met my wife was like, it really was true love at first sight. We actually had just started the band, and Dave and I, we decided we were going to get the band together and go out to this dinner. Little did we know that Hillary kind of secretly was trying to set me up with Cassie. But I get there and we just lock eyes the whole night. We’re kinda looking at each other, and we’re like holy moly. She’s the prettiest girl that had ever paid me any attention. It was one of those things where we just started all as a big group going barhopping, and we never left each other’s side. We just started talking. Every bar we went to, it was like us going into the corner talking. It was just love at first sight.”
Megan Moroney says the worst Valentine’s Day gift she ever got was a self-help book. It also included a note from the guy that said, “I know you’re not going to actually read this, so I’ve made spark notes for you.” So, he gave her homework . . . on how to improve herself . . . on Valentine’s Day. There’s nothing wrong with self improvement. But maybe don’t wrap it in a bow and hand it to your significant other on the most romantic day of the year?
Thomas Rhett is getting real about something a lot of artists probably deal with, but don’t always talk about. He says he is “kind of going deaf” in one ear and just had to get hearing aids. He’s 35 years old. It’s probably from all that loud music at concerts over the years, but he also has four children . . . with a fifth on the way. So, his house has to be insanely loud. Thomas said he wore the hearing aids for about a week and looked at his wife, and asked, “Is this legit what you hear all day long?” She laughed and said, “He was like, ‘I can’t think straight. It’s so loud.’ I was like, ‘Babe, welcome.'”
Lauren Alaina Had A Valentine’s Day End In Disaster When She Tried To Cook For Her Boyfriend Alex … “I peeled the bag of potatoes and put the potato peels in to the sink and tried to use the disposal and it broke it before he got there. And I turned the water on, and I was baking chicken and I was cooking broccoli and mashed potatoes, and just turned the water on and then I forgot I had the water on, so I overflowed the kitchen sink with the potato peels, and it looked like something died in my sink. It was horrible. I was panicking and trying to get it all cleaned up before he got there, and he knocked in the middle of it, like knocked on the door. He was early, of course. I had like potato peels flying through the air, my potatoes were boiling over. I was still boiling the potatoes. I was running behind and he was running early, so it was just crazy.”
‘Silence of the Lambs’ celebrates its 35th anniversary on Valentine’s Day. Did you know that Sean Connery was offered the part of Hannibal Lecter before Anthony Hopkins? But he was horrified by the script, and turned it down.
The FBI has increased the reward for information about Nancy Guthrie to $100,000.
More than 1,000 people reached out to donate a kidney to Bijou Phillips, but doctors are still searching for a match.
Ella Langley just went to #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, but that’s not all. It was just announced that she’s officially the new face of American Eagle. Here’s what Ella had to say, “I have these photos growing up wearing American Eagle shorts that my mom bedazzled herself. It was the first pair of denim I loved.” She said that same laid back, outdoorsy vibe still defines her style today. And that jeans and a t-shirt are her go-to, no question. And in case you were jonesing for more Ella music, her new album “Dandelion” comes out on April 10th. (You can check out pictures and videos from Ella’s new campaign with American Eagle here, here, and here.)
Rascal Flatts star Gary LeVox was recently doing an interview with AmericanSongwriter.com when he said laughter is a big part of his household. “We joke around constantly at home. My daughters keep me humble and keep me laughing, and that’s the best medicine there is.”
I don’t know how this is fair, but Great White singer Brett Carlisle auditioned for “American Idol” . . . and made it to the next round.
Hollywood producer Jerry Bruckheimer tells Screen Rant that he is working on ‘’Top Gun 3’’ and ‘’Pirates of the Caribbean 6’’. “I think it’s a horse race between the two of them, so we’ll see. Right now, Top Gun is a hair ahead, but that’s it. We’re expecting a script shortly.”
Us Weekly says Zoe Saldana is supporting James Van Der Beek’s family after his passing. She has pledged a monthly donation of $2,500 on his GoFundMe page. Van Der Beek’s fundraiser is aiming for $1.5 million, with over $1.2 million raised so far. Reese Witherspoon tells TMZ that she’s “devastated” over James Van Der Beek’s passing. “An extraordinary, talented man who also showed great kindness and grace in every action.”
RadarOnline.com claims plans are allegedly in motion for a hologram of Ozzy Osbourne at an upcoming music festival. The late rocker is set to be honored with the revival of Ozzfest in 2027. A source says, “This won’t just be a comeback tour. It’ll be a celebration of Ozzy’s legacy – from the early Sabbath years right through to his final solo shows. The family wants it to feel like a living memorial, full of the artists he inspired.”
RadarOnline.com says Meghan Markle allegedly wants to publish a tell-all memoir, but Prince Harry is strongly opposing it. A source says, “Meghan feels an intense pull to put her own account on record. In her view, there are entire chapters of her life – particularly during her time within the royal institution – that have either been misunderstood, distorted, or told solely through other people’s perspectives. She believes a memoir would finally allow her to speak without filters and clarify the narrative in her own words. From a publishing standpoint, the appetite for a Meghan memoir is enormous, and that only reinforces her sense that now is the moment. She doesn’t see it as stirring the pot for the sake of drama – she sees it as reclaiming her story. He genuinely fears that another deeply personal, headline-dominating book would undo what little progress has been made behind the scenes. In his mind, it wouldn’t just reopen old wounds – it could permanently close the door on any hope of reconciliation with his family. That’s why he’s resisting so strongly.”
RadarOnline.com says Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn are allegedly finally considering getting married after being together for over 40 years. A source says, “They always say not being married is the secret to their longevity as a couple. But lately, they’ve started teasing each other about it, saying things like, ‘it’s now or never.’ It will be a gathering for all their loved ones, so it’s kind of the perfect opportunity to have a low-key wedding, which is all they’d want. Kurt and Goldie still flirt and kiss like they’re young lovers. It’s adorable.”
James Van Der Beek’s “Dawson’s Creek” co-star Katie Holmes posted a handwritten tribute to him yesterday.
She said, quote, “James, thank you. To share a space with your imagination is sacred, breathing the same air in the land of make believe and trusting that each other’s hearts are safe in their expression. “These are some of the memories, along with laughter, conversations about life, James Taylor songs, adventures of a unique youth.” Speaking of tributes, Alfonso Ribiero posted a heartbreaking picture of his and James’ “last goodbye.” Speaking of heartbreaking, in James’ last Instagram video, he talked about taking the winter to “recover”, and making his New Year’s resolutions in the spring.
Luke Combs tells Country Living magazine that food is one of his favorite comforts while touring. “I love trying local restaurants on the road, but nothing beats a home-cooked meal when I finally get back home.”
Jordan Davis tells GQ magazine that staying active is important so he can keep up with his children. “I was like, man, it would break my heart if my kids got into golf and were like, ‘Dad, let’s go play a round of golf,’ and I’m not able to do that because I didn’t take care of myself.”
Bunnie Xo tells People Magazine that Jelly Roll is happy with his weight loss. “We’re watching a grown man live his life to the fullest for the first time. He doesn’t have that extra weight on him, and he is literally just the happiest little bumblebee that is just flying through the universe right now, and he’s doing everything that he hasn’t gotten to do, and he’s kicking ass. I can’t wait to see how it’s going to be in another 10 years, especially now with his newfound freedom.”
Miranda Lambert tells Us Weekly magazine that traveling in an RV with her family brings back childhood memories. “There is something really special about being on the road with no schedule and just seeing where the day takes you. Those trips remind me of growing up in Texas and keeping life simple.”
Chris Stapleton tells Billboard magazine that family time is his biggest priority when he is not touring. “When I am home, I am just Dad. We do normal things like school drop offs and dinners together, and that is the most important part of my life.”
