Brenda Song reveals to Dylan Sprouse that her husband, ‘Home Alone’ actor Macaulay Culkin, didn’t realize her character, London Tipton in “Suite Life of Zach & Cody,” was based on PARIS HILTON until he sat next to her at a Rams game and she acted EXACTLY like London 💀🤣
Brenda also talks about her character London Tipton and credits Disney Channel for breaking the stereotype of making her play the “studious asian” character, and letting her play a ditzy character instead 👀
Raven says she felt angry after seeing Gabourey be embraced for her size vs the era Raven came up in. It’s about an hour and 10 minutes into the conversation, as they were basically playing a game of keep or kill and the topic of fatphobia in Hollywood came up.
She wanted the Ten Commandments in Texas schools.
So James Talarico challenged and humiliated her in front of everybody.
Her name is Rep. Candy Noble. And she lost on the same night James Talarico won his Senate race.
Kim Kardashian is worth $1.8 billion, and Kanye West still pays her $200,000 a month. He agreed to it five weeks after Adidas dropped him and Forbes cut his fortune from $2 billion to $400 million.
They married in Italy in 2014 and had four children. Kim filed for divorce in February 2021, and it took almost two years to finish.
The fight was never really about her money. They had a prenup, so each of them kept what they had built. The hard part was the kids.
Kanye spent much of 2022 attacking Kim online. He said she was keeping him away from the children and their birthday parties. He even asked the court for the right to question any future husband of hers under oath, and the judge said no.
Then in October he made antisemitic comments, and his business partners started walking away one by one. On October 25 Adidas ended the Yeezy deal. Forbes said that deal alone was worth $1.5 billion and took him off its billionaires list the same day.
A trial was set for December 14, but on November 29 he signed a settlement instead.
Under the deal he pays $200,000 a month in child support, they share custody, and they split private school, college and the kids' security 50/50. Neither of them pays spousal support.
That is $2.4 million a year, about $6,575 a day. And according to Forbes, part of the $400 million he had left was a 5% stake in Skims, the shapewear company Kim built. So part of what still kept him rich was a piece of her business.
Kim stayed quiet until the papers were signed. In the video below she breaks down in tears talking about what raising the kids with him is really like. In the same interview she said that one day her children will thank her for not trashing their dad.
What do four kids actually need $200,000 a month for?
poor baby is so bright, and hyper aware about how she’s misperceived, this is a lil dark— but i love the emblem.
further evidence you adults that speak on her gotta *** idk
North West proved that she’s an ARTISTIC GENIUS like her Dad Kanye after drawing a baby DEER in minutes 🤯🦌🔥
“This is a melanistic fawn. I drew it because it’s lowkey like my symbol… It shows pure. A deer is one of the purest animal and it keeps getting shot at so it resembles me.”
North West had an interviewer CONFUSED when she randomly gifted him her signature BLUE WIG and started putting it on him without giving him a choice in the middle of their interview 😭😭💀
you can kinda tell kourtney thinks the whole thing is a bit out of touch, but she also knows it’s not really her place to speak up since she’s the stepmom.
Khloé Kardashian opens up about her DUI and jail stint, revealing that her mom, Kris Jenner, was furious with her. She says she was initially sentenced to 30 days in jail but ended up spending just 4½ hours because she was such an inconvenience to everyone. As a nonviolent first-time offender and she was even placed in solitary for her own safety👀
“Took me to an all girls prison, they said i had to be put in solitary because it was too dangerous to put me, they just put me in a holding cell, just by myself they said it’s too dangerous, i was such an inconvenience to everyone and i was non violent first time offender”
Jay-Z spent years saying no to the Super Bowl halftime show. Then the NFL put him in charge of picking who gets it, and according to Puck, he just picked himself.
He even rapped about turning it down. On a 2018 Carters track he said he'd passed on the Super Bowl because the league needed him more than he needed it.
When his company Roc Nation signed its deal with the NFL in August 2019, reporters asked him about that. He said he "didn't like the process." The league would line up four artists who all thought they had the gig and run it like a job interview. He also said the first thing he told Roger Goodell was that if this was about getting him on stage, they could end the conversation right there.
So for seven years he picked everybody else. J.Lo and Shakira in 2020, The Weeknd in 2021, and then Dre, Snoop, Eminem and Kendrick all sharing one stage. Rihanna had turned the show down too, and she came back as a Roc Nation client. After her it was Usher, then Kendrick on his own, then Bad Bunny.
Just look at what he was handing out. Bad Bunny's set ran about 15 minutes in front of 128 million people. NBC sold 30-second ads that night for around $7 million, and a few went for more than $10 million. If you filled those 15 minutes with commercials instead, you'd be looking at somewhere between $210 million and $300 million of airtime.
The performer gets paid union scale for that, roughly $1,100 a day, and makes it back many times over the next morning. Bad Bunny went from 36.2 million U.S. streams the Monday before the game to 99.6 million the Monday after. Kendrick's catalog jumped 175% the year before that. The Weeknd thought the slot was worth enough to put $7 million of his own money into the show.
Now put Jay-Z in that spot. He hasn't put out an album since 4:44 in 2017, so every stream he gets is his back catalog, and he just spent a year doing Reasonable Doubt and Blueprint anniversary shows that Puck says sold well. This Friday and Saturday he's playing SoFi Stadium, the same building that hosts Super Bowl LXI on February 14, and Puck says the announcement could come from that stage.
Go back to 2019 and it all reads like one long move. He refused to audition for the halftime show, so he became the guy who runs the auditions, and once it finally made sense for him to do it, there was nobody left he had to audition for.