Welcome back to our weekly recap of some of the biggest and most talked-about moments in pop culture and current events that you need to know about right now.
Justin Bieber and Usher were involved in an altercation during an Oscars after-party hosted by Beyoncé and Jay-Z. Usher reportedly approached Bieber at the party at West Hollywood’s storied Chateau Marmont with “energy and anger,” and the two ended up in a “heated exchange.” [Celebitchy]
Adrian Grenier wants to revive Entourage, and the worst person is ready. [Pajiba]
Who has it out for Sandra Huller? Oof. [Go Fug Yourself]
All about Adam DiMarco, who will star in Netflix’s upcoming series Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen. [Kenneth in the 212]
Former Home Improvement star and frequent troublemaker Zachery Ty Bryan has been sentenced to 19 months in an Oregon jail after pleading guilty to a probation violation. [TMZ]
Martial arts star Chuck Norris, who fought his way to fame in such 1980s action movies as The Delta Force, Code of Silence, and a trilogy of Missing in Action films, has died. He was 86. [NPR]
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives and former forthcoming Bachelorette star Taylor Frankie Paul’s ex-boyfriend, Dakota Mortensen, filed a protective order against her on March 19 in response to an incident that occurred between them on February 23 and 24. Huh. Interesting timing. [Vulture]
Taylor Frankie Paul releases a statement after her season of The Bachelorette is canceled, but does not address “the video.” [People]
Three men who alleged that actor Kevin Spacey sexually assaulted them have settled their civil claims before going to trial at the High Court in London, court documents show. The three men alleged that the Academy Award-winning star abused them at times between 2000 and 2013. [THR]
It looks like Bravo has put The Real Housewives of Miami on pause. Despite the show being a fan favorite, this past season, the ratings took a dip. So look for Bravo to do some major reshuffling of the cast before it returns to the airwaves. This will not be good for Bravo, Andy Cohen, or the Housewives franchise. [Deadline]
A lawsuit filed by former The Real Housewives of New York City star Leah McSweeney against Bravo, producer Andy Cohen, and others involved in the hit franchise will proceed in federal court after a judge this week denied a request to move the case to private arbitration. [THR]
Liane Moriarty, who wrote the 2014 book that inspired season one of the HBO series Big Little Lies, announced a sequel titled Big Little Truths will hit shelves Aug. 25 and serve as the basis for season three of the show. [E! News]
Democrats have “just f***ing had it with Pam Bondi. [Mediaite]
YIkes. The late Bob Barker era on The Price Is Right was ripe with a culture of on-set sexual harassment. [EW]
Shia LaBeouf went looking for a light in the lobby of his hotel in Rome, which you can’t do. On top of that, he was only wearing boxer briefs while doing so. [TMZ]
What does one do when one wins an Oscar? Got to In-N-Out.
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