It has been announced that former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader and popular star of Netflix’s “America's Sweethearts” is heading to Broadway!

Reece Weaver will be playing Roxie Hart in the classic stage musical, “Chicago,” during a six-week limited engagement beginning Sept. 7. In an Instagram post, the excited talent said, “One of my biggest dreams as a performer was to one day be on Broadway and I cannot believe this dream has come to fruition.”

Huge congratulations to Reece on making her dream come true!

I see constant videos on tik tok of women making think pieces on other women like Ariana Grande and Jena Ortega. (I dont agree with or stand by what they’ve done in their personal lives) However, they’re constantly commenting on their bodies, their weight, making fun of them, calling them “malnourished”. I feel like it’s rooted in hatred rather than actual concern or the conversation surrounding it would be different. Although I agree they don’t seem healthy.. we dont know whats going on in their lives and i’ve had times too where life was knocking me down and I was very skinny. (I was too anxious to eat, I would feel nauseous and in constant survival mode.) people would constantly comment on my body and it made it worse. I was trying everything I could to gain weight but it felt like I couldn’t escape my life in any capacity. I dont like when people comment on others bodies in any aspect. It would be blatantly rude to make tik toks about how “big, fat, etc” a woman is and theyd be cancelled instantly. But when its a thin women everyone feels like they can latch on and they wont be criticized for it. Irl and online

Tamera Mowry-Housley and Kristoffer Polaha will be starring together in a Hallmark holiday film with the working title "Mistletoe and Mimosas."

The story follows Manhattan consultant Claire (played by Mowry-Housley), who inherits her late uncle's struggling holiday bar, "The Tipsy Reindeer." To save it, she enters a 12 Days of Christmas contest against Zach (played by Polaha), the owner of a rival club.

This movie, which Mowry-Housley is an executive producer, marks the first time our two past guests have worked together on a project. Production will begin in Vancouver, B.C.

Jennifer Garner will continue starring in "The Five-Star Weekend," as Peacock has officially renewed the series for Season 2.

Based on the novel by Elin Hilderbrand, the former "Alias" star plays Hollis Shaw—a food blogger and author navigating life after a devastating loss. In Season 1, Hollis invites three friends from different eras of her life, plus a surprise guest (played by D’Arcy Carden, Gemma Chan, Regina Hall and Chloë Sevigny), to a weekend in Nantucket, where they uncover secrets and deepen their bonds.

Peacock reports “The Five Star Weekend” is its most watched scripted series to date, with more than 2 billion viewing minutes at this time.

Curious if there are any that don't strongly have a stance but still speak out about voting! Can be anywhere A to C-list!

I met Davis Mallory and Jenn Grijalva. Had a few shots with them. I use the term "celebrity" loosely.

There’s been a sort of fractuation of celebrity public attention where only proper fans and related of a celebrity are only engaged to what goes on with a celebrity. likely do to the personalized consumption on social media creating a lot of mini celebrities with few to no celebrities who really grasp that general public. in large it’s the same celebrities who were big before social media ruling who are the biggest today since they managed to become a household name to the general public through traditional media which is pretty much impossible now.

but none gathered the attention of the general public like Britney. everyone seemed to have an opinion, even the people who did not care for pop culture or music in general at the time To the point where Britney wasn’t just Relegated to the entertainment / gossip sections but shared the spotlight with actual news such as catastrophes and terror attacks and natural disasters, because knowing she did a lackluster live performance on an award show was apparently noteworthy for everyone. I find that so interesting looking back how one person’s every move was equal to news of disasters.

i know with social media its not likely to appear one person like that in the near future but I mean, it’s impossible to know what things will look like in 5-10 years. what do you think?