Fox has announced a 12th season renewal for veteran cooking competition series “MasterChef”, featuring chef Gordon Ramsay, chef Aarón Sánchez and restaurateur Joe Bastianich.

Food Network has a new primetime competition series that’s about to give all chocoholics a “nervous bakedown” waiting for its arrival. The show is called “Chocolate Meltdown: Hershey’s After Dark” and it will make its sweet debut on Sept. 27th. According to the Food Network, “In each hour-long episode, they must solve clues and brave the thrilling rides, in Hershey, PA, to use Hershey’s sweets for their colorful and spectacular creations before the night is over.”

“Spencer” is set for release November 5th. The biographical drama on Princess Diana starring Kristen Stewart had been expected to come out in 2022 to coincide with the 25th anniversary of Diana’s death but will now be released with an eye towards the awards season.

Facebook and Instagram are removing negative comments on Lizzo’s accounts after she broke down in a video about the hate she’s faced. Upon the release of her first single in 2 years, ‘Rumors’ featuring Cardi B, Lizzo hopped on Instagram Live and shared an emotional confession about how much she’s suffered from online trolls.

Jason Aldean and Dierks Bentley will both appear on the upcoming season of “The Voice”. Season 21 premieres in September, and as always, each coach will enlist a high-profile star guest to serve as advisor. Jason will mentor Team Kelly Clarkson, and Dierks will mentor Team Blake Shelton.

Kylie Jenner is teasing her next business venture. The world’s youngest “self-made” billionaire gave us sneak peek at her upcoming “Kylie Swim” line on Instagram, promising followers the collection will be “coming soon.” In a series of mirror selfies posted Monday on her Story, Kylie posed in two sultry one-piece swimsuits, writing, “Working on @kylie swim and I can’t wait to share.”

Peacock has cancelled the “Punky Brewster” reboot series after one season.

The Weeknd has purchased a $70 million Bel-Air, California mansion. The 33,000 square foot home has nine bedrooms, a tennis court, a spa, a sauna, an outdoor pool, an indoor pool, a waterfall, a movie theater, a gym and a music studio.

Ken Jennings tells The Ringer that he is disappointed that ‘Jeopardy’ executive producer Mike Richards chose himself to replace Alex Trebek. “Obviously I’m disappointed with how this process played out, but I’d rather look ahead. I plan to be with the show as long as they’ll have me, no matter who’s hosting.”

James Bond producer Barbara Broccoli tells Total Film that she has no plans to turn the Bond franchise into a streaming series even though Amazon now owns it. “We make films. We make films for the cinema. That’s what we do. We’ve resisted that call for 60 years.”

Mama June is dating a 24 year-old Tik Tok star named Jordan McCallum. June is 42. The website says June rented Jordan an Alabama home and then bought him two cars. The cars cost $40,000.

DEMI LOVATO said they cringe when looking at old photos of themselves looking “super hyper feminine” because they don’t know who that is anymore. They also said their gender identity will be a forever journey.

HEIDI KLUM was on “The Tonight Show” the other night, where she defended her fried spaghetti recipe. Apparently this is a common way to make spaghetti in Germany: fry the noodles, add an egg, and top it with ketchup.

SELENA GOMEZ doesn’t regret handing her social media off to an assistant four years ago. She says, quote, “This tiny little phone that had 150 million people on it . . . I just put it down. That was such a relief for me.”

Peacock dropped a trailer for the upcoming “Frogger” game show. It’s an obstacle show, kind of like “Wipeout”, and contestants can win $100,000. It debuts on September 9th.

Next year’s “57th Academy of Country Music Awards” will be livestreamed exclusively on Amazon Prime. It’ll be the first major awards show to do that.

COVID, you have officially gone TOO FAR: BTS just canceled their Map of the Soul world tour.

ED SHEERAN’s new album is coming out October 29th. It’s called “Equals” . . . I guess. The title is just the mathematical “equals” sign . . . (=). He released a new track yesterday called “Visiting Hours”.

Prince Harry is getting back in the saddle for charity. During a surprise appearance at a polo match benefiting Sentebale in Aspen, CO, on Thursday, he announced that he would donate $1.5 million of proceeds from his memoir to the charity