Jason Bateman, Will Arnett and Sean Hayes are launching a “three-headed beast” of a podcast. They will launch “Smartless” on July 20, with episodes available every Monday. The show is centered around the element of surprise, with each episode starting with one of the hosts revealing his mystery guest.

Baby Yoda for breakfast? He has been the brightest star in the Star Wars galaxy since “The Mandalorian” premiered in December. And soon, that little green face will be gazing back at you from a cereal box. General Mills revealed the impending arrival of Mandalorian-themed cereal is happening this month.

Ozzy Osbourne’s online store has been updated with “Ozzy For President” merchandise, including t-shirts, hoodies, lithographs, bumper stickers and buttons. For $60, fans can get a hoodie, a 13″ x 19″ lithograph, a bumper sticker and a button.

Luke Bryan’s summer song ‘One Margarita’ has officially hit the top of the charts, marking his 25th #1 and his 23rd on Billboard’s Country Airplay Chart. It’s the fastest-rising #1 this year.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s annual induction festivities are canceled this year because of COVID-19. The live induction concert and ceremony are being scrapped in favor of a pre-recorded special that will air in November on HBO. This year’s inductees include Nine Inch Nails, Depeche Mode, Whitney Houston, The Notorious B.I.G., T. Rex, and The Doobie Brothers.

The Chicks have shared the track list for Gaslighter, which arrives July 17. The 12-song LP includes the previously released songs “Julianna Calm Down” and “March March,” as well as the title track. Contributors include producer Jack Antonoff and pop-writing hit-makers like Julia Michaels, Teddy Geiger and Justin Tranter.

Blake Shelton is following in Garth Brooks’ footsteps–and taking his talents to a drive-in theater near you. He’ll stage a concert event on July 25 at more than 300 drive-ins across North America with help from Gwen Stefani and Trace Adkins.

Drew Barrymore opens up about the challenges of staying thin in a new interview with InStyle. “I have to work so hard at not being the size of a bus,” she says. “That is my karma. I don’t know, maybe I was thin and mean in a past life.” She also reveals that keeping fit means a “really clean and healthy” diet, plus “an hour of Pilates at least four days a week.”

Hasbro is changing the rules of Scrabble so slurs will no longer be permissible in the game. The company is planning to ban 200 offensive terms regarding ethnicity, creed, religion, gender, sexuality and disability.

WWE Superstar The Big Show wants to play Kingpin in Marvel’s reboot of ”Daredevil”. Michael Clarke Duncan played Kingpin in Ben Affleck’s 2003 ”Daredevil” movie.

Gwen Stefani’s 11 year-old son, Zuma, recently broke both of his arms. The tween broke his left arm in a biking accident and then broke his right arm after falling off a chair.

Kanye West tells Forbes magazine that his wife, Kim Kardashian, will be one of his key advisors if he becomes president. Kanye says he has also been speaking with Tesla CEO Elon Musk for years about heading up the space program if he becomes president.

On Wednesday, ABC announced a reboot for the show The Wonder Years–with a black family. The new show will feature a Black middle-class family living in Montgomery, Alabama, during the late 1960s. Fred Savage, who played the main character Kevin Arnold in the original series, is also attached to executive produce and direct.

Zendaya, John David Washington and the creator of Euphoria, Sam Levinson, made a secret movie last month, using multiple COVID-19 safety protocols. The film, Malcolm & Marie, is said to be similar to Netflix’s Marriage Story. Filming took place between June 17 and July 2.

Brian Austin Green was spotted on another date in L.A. on Tuesday with Australian model Tina Louise, this time arm in arm, only a week after they were seen having lunch together.

John Carpenter announced Wednesday that the sequel Halloween Kills, has been pushed from its original October 16 date. It will now come out October 15, 2021. The Jordan Peele produced Candyman remake will now take the October 16, 2020 slot, moved from its original September 25 date. Another horror sequel, The Forever Purge, has been pushed from coming out this month, and will now hit theaters on July 9, 2021.

Warner Bros. announced Wednesday that they’ve cast Javicia Leslie as Batwoman for season 2 of the CW series. Ruby Rose left the show after only one season in the title role. Leslie will debut in the role in January of 2021, and will be the first Black actress to portray the superhero in a live-action production.

NBC is rebooting “The Weakest Link”, with JANE LYNCH hosting.

Netflix has canceled “The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina”.

TYLER PERRY says goodbye to Madea with “Madea’s Farewell Play”, streaming on BET+ on August 27th.

DUA LIPA clapped back at fans who complained that her new video is animated. She said, quote, “Did you guys forget that we’ve been in the middle of a pandemic for the past 3 months???”

The first song ever played on an iPod was a house music dance song called “Groovejet (If This Ain’t Love)” by Spiller.