Tracy Morgan says it was FOOD POISONING that caused him to throw up and be wheeled out of Monday night’s Knicks game at Madison Square Garden. He said, “The Knicks are now 1-0 when I throw up on the court so maybe I’ll have to break it out again in the playoffs.”

Radar Online says Jelly Roll is allegedly aiming to transform Tennessee farmland into a haven for troubled kids. With the goal of preventing kids from following his troubled past, Jelly Roll plans to create a refuge for at-risk youths. A source says,  “He’s still very ashamed of the life he once led and wants to help as many young people as he can to not follow in his former path. Jelly wants to establish a working farm for these kids to show them good things can come from life if you apply yourself and they don’t have to resort to illegal and criminal stuff.”

Luke Combs is making history.  It was just announced that he will be headlining Lollapalooza . . . and he’ll be the first-ever country act to close the festival.  That’s a big deal for Luke, and all of country music. The festival takes place July 31st – August 3rd in Chicago’s Grant Park.  Other headliners include:  Olivia Rodrigo . . . Tyler, the Creator . . . Sabrina Carpenter . . . A$AP Rocky . . . and Korn. Here are some other country acts that’ll be featured at the festival:  Wyatt Flores . . . Sierra Ferrell . . . Colby Acuff . . . Ole 60 . . . Willow Avalon . . . and Max McNown. (Here’s the announcement.  Tickets go on sale this Thursday.  You can find out more about the festival, here.)

Morgan Wallen was recently doing an interview with CountryNow.com when he said he still remembers the first time he heard his song on the radio. “I was in Phoenix, Arizona when I first heard myself on the radio. We were about to go eat…We were sitting in the parking lot. I think my rep knew that they were about to play the song because we were just sitting there. I’m like, ‘What are we waiting on?’ They started playing it when I was about to get out, and so we sat there and listened to it all. I can still picture what everything looked like around that scene, so it was special to me.”

Blake Shelton tells People magazine that he doesn’t understand why artists ask people to wave their arms at their concerts. “Why do people do that? Nobody in the audience … does one person in the audience want to stand out there and wave their hands all night? No! Why can’t we just toast or something?”

The Daily Mail says Disney’s Snow White remake has trigger warnings because a woman is ‘deliberately poisoned’ and ‘a girl is surrounded by ominous trees’. Trigger warnings include violence and alcohol consumption. The film opens Friday. It cost $270 million to produce.

Great quote from Martha Stewart:  “If you want to be happy for a year, take a spouse.  If you want to be happy for a decade, get a dog.  If you want to be happy for the rest of your life, make a garden.”  

People magazine says Guy Fieri is transforming into a superhero for a new DC comic book. The celebrity chef will appear in Batman/Superman: World’s Finest issue #37. Fieri’s iconic “Flavortown” catchphrase inspired the comic book. Fieri is featured in a convertible on the front of the comic book while Superman eats a burger and Batman drinks a green Shake.

The Byers house from Season 4 of “Stranger Things” just hit the market.  That’s the one in “California” that Will, his family, and Eleven move to from Hawkins, Indiana. Only . . . the house is NOT in California.  It’s in Albuquerque, New Mexico.  The house was used for both interior and exterior shots. (You can check out the listing with photos here.)  (Here’s a clip of the shoot-out scene at the house in Season 4.)

This old Selena Gomez audition video is probably the cutest thing you’ll see today.

Tinsel Town Talk – Wed 03/19/2025