The “Joe Exotic” series that’s in the works at NBC has found its title character. John Cameron Mitchell, best known for his roles on “The Good Fight” and “Hedwig and the Angry Inch”, will play the role of Joe “Exotic” Schreibvogel, the Oklahoma zoo owner made infamous in the Netflix docuseries “Tiger King”.

Vin Diesel will develop and star in a live-action “Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots” movie, based on the classic tabletop game. And that’s not the only game headed to the big screen. Other Mattel Films projects in development include movies based on “American Girl”, “Barbie”, “Hot Wheels”, “Magic 8 Ball”, “Masters of the Universe”, “Thomas & Friends”, “UNO” and “View-Master”.

Foo Fighters are the latest in the growing list of bands to push their tour dates back for another year. On Twitter, they announced that their rescheduled European 2020 tour, which was set to mark their 25th anniversary, will now be taking place in 2022.

Genesis’ Mike Rutherford says their twice-delayed reunion tour may come to North America after all. The band announced “The Last Domino” tour just before the pandemic. In a new interview, Mike said he doubts the U.K. and Ireland dates will happen this fall, but he can see the group playing some North American dates near the end of the year.

Chris Stapleton has rescheduled dates for his “All-American Road Show” tour and added some. The rescheduled tour begins July 17 at Wrigley Field in Chicago. The tour now includes 57 dates between July 2021 and June 2022.

“Boots and Hearts” organizers, of the annual country music festival north of Toronto, have been forced to cancel the event again this year, due to the pandemic. Taking place over three days in August at the Burl’s Creek Event Grounds in Oro-Medonte, Ont. since 2012, “Boots and Hearts” has become one of the biggest festivals in Canada.

The ratings for Aaron Rodgers’ time on ”Jeopardy” were huge. They improved 14% from Dr.Oz’s final week. Rodgers equaled Katie Couric’s ratings of 5.6 million viewers. Over 6 million watched Ken Jennings guest host.

50 Cent is going to star in a new movie called ”Free Agents”. The film is about a group of professional football players, who steal from the owners that are exploiting them.

Cardi B recently dyed her hair blue in order to match her $79,000 Hermes Birkin bag.

A Pacific Palisades, California woman, named Maxine Adams, is suing Seinfeld star Michael Richards, aka Kramer. She claims he cut down her 30 year-old Brazilian pepper trees because he wanted a better ocean view. Maxine also says having a clear view will increase the value of Michael’s home. She is seeking over $250,000.

After PRINCE PHILIP’s funeral, HARRY met with his father and brother. But CHARLES and WILLIAM would only talk to Harry together, so they could be each other’s witnesses . . . just in case something they said was twisted and leaked to the press.

Songwriter JIM STEINMAN died Monday. He was 73. Jim is best known for writing the MEAT LOAF albums “Bat Out of Hell” and “Bat Out of Hell 2”. He also wrote hits for Celine Dion, Bonnie Tyler, and Air Supply.

We may be getting a new album from KELSEA BALLERINI sometime this year. She huddled with some frequent songwriter partners earlier this month and they cranked out six new songs. It would be her fourth album.

We may not see Season 4 of “Stranger Things” until 2022.

Miley Cyrus posted a video teasing a remix of The Kid LAROI’s “Without You” set against headlines about her scandalous past.

Ariana Grande revealed that the “Save Your Tears” remix will be released this week. The singer tagged The Weeknd in an Instagram Story that read, “three years ago ‘no tears’, this week ‘save your tears’”.

Zac Efron has broken up with his Australian girlfriend Vanessa Valladares after a 10-month relationship. The 33-year-old actor met the 25-year-old when she was working at the Byron Bay General Store in New South Wales. She quit her job to hang with him and was photographed all over Australia as he worked on film projects.

Emilia Clarke is in final talks to join Marvel’s “Secret Invasion”, a new series set for Disney+. She would join the previously reported cast Samuel L. Jackson, Ben Mendelsohn, Kingsley Ben-Adir, and Olivia Colman.

The International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences has revealed the nominees for the 25th annual ‘Webby Awards’ ahead of its virtual ceremony on May 18th. Jameela Jamil is set to host. Nominees in the entertainment realm include Marvel Entertainment, OWN, The Daily Show’s Trevor Noah, Megan Thee Stallion, Disney+ and Ratatouille: The Tik Tok Musical and more.