The original bike from “Pee-wee’s Big Adventure” will be permanently displayed at the ALAMO. There will be limited showings of it later this year, and then it’ll be part of their museum, which opens in 2027.

Jelly Roll got to guest host “Jimmy Kimmel Live” last week. During his monologue he said, “If I really suck bad, remember my name is Post Malone” . . . and then later on in the show he choke-slammed Logan Paul.

Lainey Wilson’s exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame just opened and it features mementos from Lainey’s whole life up until now. It’s called “Lainey Wilson: Tough as Nails” and the exhibit will run through June 2026.

During her Manchester concert, Billie Eilish revealed the exciting news that a 3D collaboration with Oscar-winning filmmaker James Cameron is in the works. The nine-time Grammy winner hinted at a mysterious project that required her to wear the same clothing across all four of her performances, which James also attended.

During her San Francisco stop on “The Lifetimes Tour” on Friday night, Katy Perry experienced a terrifying moment when a flying butterfly prop malfunctioned mid-air, nearly causing her to fall into the crowd below. Despite the scare, the 40-year-old pop superstar managed to regain her composure and finish the show.

During his concert at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, Paul Simon initially dismissed a fan who shouted out for “Kodachrome” during his encore. “I don’t take requests, but I’ll do some of it for $20,” he replied. In a fan-captured video of the interaction, he can be seen taking the cash from the fan, and happily performing about 90 seconds of the song, which he hadn’t played live since 2019.

The superhero blockbuster “Superman” maintained its box office dominance, earning $57.3 million. The comic book adaptation has amassed $236 million domestically and $406 million globally. Holding the second spot was “Jurassic World Rebirth”, which collected $23 million after three weekends, totaling $276 million domestically and $647 million worldwide – one of only three Hollywood films to exceed $600 million in 2025.

Wilmer Valderrama and fiancée Amanda Pacheco welcomed their second child, a baby boy named Wolf Monte Valderrama, on July 11. The couple shared the news on Instagram, posting photos of the newborn and their 4-year-old daughter, Nakano Oceana.

“Yellowstone” actor Josh Lucas tied the knot with Los Angeles meteorologist Brianna Ruffalo in a private ceremony inside Vatican City. Brianna shared their joy on Instagram, expressing gratitude for the sacrament in the Catholic Church. The couple exchanged vows in Italy and thanked everyone who helped make their Vatican wedding possible.

Disney+ has introduced a new streaming hub called HOMERPALOOZA! offering 200 episodes dedicated to Homer Simpson. This limited-time feed showcases iconic scenes and episodes from the beloved character, spanning over 80 hours of content from the show’s 35-season run. The platform also features a 24/7 Simpsons channel.

Morgan Wallen is ready to release his new version of “Miami” with Lil Wayne and Rick Ross. On Saturday night in front of his crowd, he remarked, “There’s a remix of my Miami song with Rick Ross and Lil Wayne that’s gonna come out next Friday.” Then on Sunday, he shared the release date on his Instagram Stories.

Tyler, The Creator dropped a new album on us by surprise. “Don’t Tap The Glass” is out now. Tyler had been teasing the project on social media last week. He shouted out the title of the album during a concert in Brooklyn on Friday night.

Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack collaboration “JACKBOYS 2” is the new number one album. The album moved 232,000 equivalent units in its first week of release. “JACKBOYS 2” accomplished the feat with only five days of release.

Charli XCX is now a married woman! The 32-year-old “Brat” entertainer and George Daniel got married on Saturday in London, England. The big news was first revealed on X, where a fan posted a video of the two posing with their families outside of Hackney Town Hall.