There are only so many hours in a day, and celebrities do not respect a single one of them. So every week we’re rounding up the ten stories we didn’t get to, with links straight to the folks who did. Consider it your catch-up cheat sheet.
Click through, get caught up, and act as you knew all along.
Check Out the 10 Things We Didn’t Get to This Past Week
| 1. Christina Applegate, who has been battling multiple sclerosis since 2021, is back home after a nearly four-month hospital stay. A source close to the actress tells us she is home and doing well. [TMZ] |
| 2. Madonna and Kylie Minogue released the “Love Sensation (Afterhours Radio Edit)” and Love Sensation (Afterhours Mix),” two new versions of “Love Sensation” from Madonna’s July album Confessions II. [Billboard] |
| 3. HBO Max is headed out on the road to Stars Hollow. The streamer is in production on a documentary about Gilmore Girls, the beloved series that ran from 2000-07. Gilmore Girls creator Amy Sherman-Palladino, executive producer Daniel Palladino and star Lauren Graham are all set to take part in the documentary, along with other cast and crew members. [Celebitchy] |
| 4. Gus Kenworthy has announced his engagement to his boyfriend, fashion executive Andrew Rigby, after catching him off-guard on a Spanish island. [OutSports] |
| 5. The very photogenic cast of The Shards is still promoting The Shards. [Go Fug Yourself] |
Here are some of the stories that we “did” cover this week
| 6. Perez Hilton‘s self-harming TikTok livestream horrified viewers, prompting some to contact police and report the content. Despite the content going against the platform’s community guidelines, the stream was not immediately removed and persisted for about 15 to 20 minutes, apparently due to an error. [Deadline] |
| 7. Revisiting Jason Patric in After Dark, My Sweet. [Boy Culture] |
| 8. One and done. Amanda Frances has given up her Bravo diamond and is leaving The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills after one season. [People] |
| 9. Cynthia Nixon will officiate a mass wedding in Florida that organizers hope will set a world record for the largest all-women wedding ceremony. [Kenneth in the 212] |
| 10. Ariana Grande paused her concert Monday night to clarify her plans to temporarily retreat from public life following her “Eternal Sunshine” tour. “Can we get a little real tonight?” [Page Six] |
