Cardi B revealed she does not prioritize travelling in private jets and would rather spend money on other things. Cardi said, “One thing I hate is spending money. I rather spend the money on the strip club than spend it on a jet.” Cardi B mentioned that private jet prices have significantly increased since the pandemic, with a flight from New York City to LA now costing $60,000, almost double the previous price.

Lizzo just dropped a bombshell about her personal life. She remained a virgin until the year 2020. The 37-year-old singer made the confession on the “Friends Keep Secrets” podcast. She made a strict promise to herself as a young artist. Lizzo waited to have sex until she won a Grammy award. The hitmaker won three Grammys in January 2020. She took the leap and had her first sexual experience shortly after the ceremony.

Selena Gomez has officially joined the fanbase of the much talked about hockey drama, “Heated Rivalry”. She said, “Heated Rivalry. I just finished. I know I am late to the party.” Despite her newfound fandom, Selena confirmed she will continue watching classic shows like “Friends” which she considers a permanent fixture on her watchlist.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye shaved his head at the “Saving by Shaving” charity event, raising over $4.1 million for Boston Children’s Hospital. His wife, Ann Michael, helped with the initial cut. The event has raised a total of $62.7 million for pediatric medical research over its 13-year history.

Ella Langley released her a video for “Choosin’ Texas” yesterday. It’s seven minutes long and stars Luke Grimes, Miranda Lambert (who co-wrote the song), Kaitlin Butts, and Reese Witherspoon’s daughter Ava Phillippe. Her upcoming album, “Dandelion”, comes out next week, April 10.

Four astronauts launched aboard NASA’s Space Launch System rocket Wednesday evening at 6:35 p.m. Eastern time from Florida’s Kennedy Space Center, beginning humanity’s first crewed lunar journey since 1972. The Artemis II mission carries Americans Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Canadian Jeremy Hansen on a 10-day trip around the moon aboard the Orion spacecraft named Integrity.

Zendaya discussed her relationship with Tom Holland on The New York Times’ “Modern Love” podcast, calling him “my person because I don’t feel nervous around him.” The actress revealed that their connection began during their “Spider-Man” audition, saying “he did make me feel calm… by being a nice person, by making me feel comfortable.”

A robotic Olaf from Disney’s “Frozen” franchise suffered a dramatic malfunction at Disneyland Paris, collapsing mid-conversation with visitors. The viral video shows the snowman freezing mid-sentence before falling backward, his detachable carrot nose bouncing to the ground. Two park employees quickly removed the malfunctioning animatronic.

“Ghostbusters in Concert” will embark on a 35-date North American tour beginning September 18. The live concert experience features the original 1984 film displayed on giant HD screens while a full orchestra performs the score live. Peter M. Bernstein, son of original composer Elmer Bernstein, reconstructed the entire musical score for this production.

YouTube returns to TV upfronts week with Trevor Noah hosting its 2026 Brandcast presentation for advertisers at Lincoln Center on May 13. Grammy winner Chappell Roan will headline the musical performance. YouTube CEO Neal Mohan and Google president Sean Downey will demonstrate how YouTube leads as America’s top streamer.

Zach Cregger and Zach Shields will co-write the screenplay for the upcoming “Weapons” prequel, currently titled “Gladys”. The original “Weapons” earned over $270 million globally and won Amy Madigan an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of antagonist Aunt Gladys. Cregger’s “Resident Evil” film adaptation is scheduled for September 18.

The biggest celebrity wedding of the decade finally has an official date and location. According to multiple sources, Taylor Swift and NFL champion Travis Kelce plan to tie the knot on June 13, 2026. The high-profile couple will exchange vows at the luxurious Ocean House Resort in Watch Hill, Rhode Island.

Thomas Rhett hints at a potential new project, describing a recent social media post as a “teaser” without revealing much detail. The post features a video of him eating marshmallows with an instrumental groove in the background, sparking curiosity among fans. DJ/producer Marshmello reacted to the post, using three pairs of eyes emoji, suggesting he is closely watching the developments.

Interest in adapting the classic Nintendo game Duck Hunt into a film has gained traction, with Jack Black and Donald Glover expressing enthusiasm for potential roles. Duck Hunt was originally released in 1984 as a gun shooter game where players aim to hit ducks or clay pigeons, featuring a notable character known as the Laughing Dog.