• Eva Marcille leaving ‘RHOA’ after three seasons

    Eva Marcille leaving ‘RHOA’ after three seasons

    Another “Housewife” bites the dust. Eva Marcille announced on Tuesday that she is leaving “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” after a three-season stint. “I appreciate the bond of friendship that I’ve made with my castmates and strong personal relationships I have with numerous executives and producers of Bravo,” she said on the “Ricky Smiley Morning …
  • Courtney Stodden, Brian Austin Green spotted together after Megan Fox split

    Courtney Stodden, Brian Austin Green spotted together after Megan Fox split

    Brian Austin Green appears to be moving on. The 46-year-old actor was spotted on an apparent lunch outing with Courtney Stodden, 25, on Saturday in LA, grabbing Mexican food at trendy eatery Mejico Grill & Tequila Lounge in the Agoura Hills area. The “Beverly Hills, 90210” alum seems to be on the mend following the …
  • Who ya gonna call? The cast of ‘Ghostbusters’ for Zoom reunion 

    Who ya gonna call? The cast of ‘Ghostbusters’ for Zoom reunion 

    “Ghostbusters” alumni Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson, Sigourney Weaver, Annie Potts and director Ivan Reitman reconnected for the latest installment of Josh Gad’s quarantine YouTube series “Reunited Apart.” Reitman’s son Jason — who is directing the upcoming sequel “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” — also joined the laid-back Zoom call, along with Gad’s fellow super-fan Kumail Nanjiani, …
  • Audrina Patridge’s ex Corey Bohan files for child support due to coronavirus pandemic

    Audrina Patridge’s ex Corey Bohan files for child support due to coronavirus pandemic

    Audrina Patridge’s ex-husband, Corey Bohan, is experiencing some financial trouble amid the coronavirus pandemic. The Australian actor is currently unemployed due to the crisis, so he requested that Patridge, 35, pay child support for their 3-year-old daughter Kirra, according to documents obtained by The Blast. “I do not receive spousal support or child support from …
  • Retail sales surge record 18 percent as coronavirus lockdowns ease

    Retail sales surge record 18 percent as coronavirus lockdowns ease

    US retail sales roared back from record losses last month as states eased coronavirus lockdowns and stores reopened, new data show. Retail and food service sales surged a record 17.7 percent to $485.5 billion in May after plunging 14.7 percent in April amid pandemic restrictions that shut shoppers in their homes, the US Department of …
  • ‘Star Wars’ Celebration canceled for the first time due to the coronavirus

    ‘Star Wars’ Celebration canceled for the first time due to the coronavirus

    This year, the force is nowhere to be seen. For the first time in the event’s history, the 2020 “Star Wars” Celebration has been canceled because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, organizers announced Monday in a statement on their website. A new date has been set for Aug. 18, 2022. The global gathering of “Star …
  • WWE cancels TV tapings after wrestler tests positive for coronavirus

    WWE cancels TV tapings after wrestler tests positive for coronavirus

    A WWE developmental wrestler who was at the wrestling company’s training center in Orlando last Tuesday has tested positive for coronavirus. As a result, WWE canceled its Tuesday television tapings and will test all talent and on-site employees for COVID-19. This will, astoundingly, mark the first coronavirus tests WWE has conducted, according to the Wrestling …
  • ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ to resume production

    ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ to resume production

    “The Bold and the Beautiful” is certainly being bold. The CBS soap will be the first US broadcast series to return to production since the COVID-19 shutdown began. All cast and crew will wear masks, except for actors when they are filming. The long-running series will start things up again on Wednesday, June 17 in …
  • Major US airlines may ban passengers who don’t wear face masks

    Major US airlines may ban passengers who don’t wear face masks

    You’re free to move about the cabin — but not without a mask. Major US airlines may ban passengers who fly without face coverings as they strengthen enforcement of rules meant to curb the coronavirus. Seven carriers plan to punish customers who flout mask requirements amid concerns about passengers taking them seriously, industry group Airlines …
  • Witnessing PGA’s return was worth the coronavirus anxiety

    Witnessing PGA’s return was worth the coronavirus anxiety

    AMERICAN AIRLINES FLIGHT 157 — Reentry. That’s what this week felt like for me, for the first time leaving the cocoon of my home where I’ve been sheltering in place for the past three months. I looked so forward to this. Yet I was so apprehensive about it. I wanted to go. Yet I wasn’t …