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The Scoop! for April 19, 2021

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The Scoop! for April 19, 2021

Remember when I said that it might be time for Pat Sajak to take a little break from Wheel of Fortune? Well now he’s flat out giving away the puzzles…
“Yikes. Well, I’d rather be standing here than there, quite frankly.”
I mean, no one noticed, because, quite frankly, no one is really paying attention to Pat, except for trying to figure out if that’s really his real hair.


Britney Spears has been getting this question a lot lately,
Are you ok? And she wants you to know that yes, she’s totally fine.
Don’t get me wrong, I think we should do wellness checks on her, I do. But come on, let’s just give the woman some space to breathe. I think Chris Crocker said it best…
Leave Britney Alone!
She’s just “taking a break right now.” to focus on her. So yeah.


I’m not saying the Bachelor is an elaborate game show that’s more about showing human dramatics on the the air for ratings than it is about finding true love, but… that’s exactly what it is. Just ask former Bachelor Peter Weber about all the kissing on the show.
He said they encourage kissing by using hand gestures or displaying “kiss” on their phones.
I think Hollywood and I have a different idea of what “reality” means.


 

 

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