Jenna Dewan Officially Files for Divorce From Channing Tatum — Morning Brief
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Nearly seven months after their split, Jenna Dewan is officially divorcing Channing Tatum. They are both dating other people, so we finally just have to accept the news. [People]
Netflix are dicks. They canceled American Vandal. I assume it was the ratings for the second season, but since it is Netflix we’ll really never know. [The AV Club]
The rumors are true. Megyn Kelly Today has been canceled. Talk about a swift spiral into cancellation. The show lasted just over one year. [Variety]
Rapper Tekashi69, aka Daniel Hernandez, was given four years probation Friday stemming from a 2015 arrest on charges of using a child in a sexual performance. [The Blast]
Robyn‘s Honey album is here and it is just what we needed! Take a listen.
The world is about to get a little sweeter. Ariana Grande has announced the initial run of dates for her Sweetener world tour. [Entertainment Weekly]
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