Tinsel Town Talk – Mon 10/07/2024
Page Six says Richard Simmons was buried in his iconic tank top and shorts. His brother, Lenny Simmons, shared that Richard’s outfit was a tribute to continue helping “saints and angels get into shape.”
The Daily Mail says Keanu Reeves spun out and almost crashed during his professional auto racing debut at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Saturday. The “Matrix” star lost control of his Toyota, swerving off the track and onto the grass during the ninth lap. Luckily, he avoided a collision with another vehicle and was uninjured.
Taylor Swift just added another line to her resume: She’s now the richest female musician in the world. Page Six says Travis Kelce celebrated his 35th birthday at a comedy show in Kansas City. Kelce mentioned he would like another Super Bowl win as a birthday gift. Taylor Swift didn’t attend but Travis’ brother Jason and Patrick Mahomes did.
Sarah Michelle Gellar would like to remind you that she can’t be in the new “I Know What You Did Last Summer” because, quote, “I am dead.”
Morgan Wallen almost killed a couple of cops earlier this year, when he threw a chair off a six-story rooftop bar. Morgan was autographing items for fans after his show in Florida on Friday, and somebody was holding up a FOLDING CHAIR for him to sign. There’s video of it on TikTok . . . and it seems like he sees it, but ignores it. Someone claims Morgan said, “Man that’s funny . . . but I cannot engage with that one.”
The world of Country music has come together to help out those in need after the devastation of Hurricane Helene. Dolly Parton donated two million dollars . . . and Eric Church released a new song called, “Darkest Hour”, and signed over all of the rights and royalties to the people of North Carolina for hurricane relief. And all the help and goodwill has not stopped pouring in since then. Here are some other Country stars and their contributions:
1. Dolly Parton personally donated one million dollars of her own money, plus another million from her various businesses. Dolly said, “These are my people.”
2. Sturgill Simpson announced a benefit show in Cary, North Carolina to make up for his show in Asheville that was cancelled due to the hurricane. All proceeds will go to the North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund.
3. Eric Church released a new song called, “Darkest Hour (Helene Edit)” and signed over all of the rights and royalties to the people of North Carolina for hurricane relief.
4. Miranda Lambert donated $100,000 to help animals after Hurricane Helene from her Muttnation Foundation.
5. The Morgan Wallen Foundation is partnering with Second Harvest Food bank to collect resources and funds for those in need. They will host a food and water drive this Wednesday in Knoxville. Morgan also released a limited-edition T-shirt with 100% of the proceeds going to hurricane relief.
Tinsel Town Talk – Mon 10/07/2024
