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The Scoop for April 23 2021

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The Scoop for April 23 2021

Have you seen the mini-marshmallow men in the new “Ghostbusters” yet? It’s pretty cool. But don’t take my word for it, take Bill Murray’s.
See, one more thing to look forward to in 2021. A sequel to a movie made in 1984. I’ll take what I can get.


I think Hollywood is getting desperate. ABC is planning a new show, “Celebrity Dating Game”. I guess it’s a revival? I don’t know. But this time it’s hosted by Zooey Deschannel and Michael Bolton.
“I’m going to be singing throughout the show, to give people hints.”
Time out. What? Michael Bolton will be singing in order to give hints… to who? The contestants? Why are we doing this?


So pop star Gwen Stafani and country star Blake Shelton are getting married at some point this Summer. And since they are both big names in music, clearly their wedding band is going to be awesome.
Gwen says, no band, just a playlist.
Ok. Well, I’m sure there are going to be tons of musicians at the wedding.
Gwen says, no, mostly just family.
Well, what kind of wedding is this going to be then?
Gwen says they’re going to make it fun.
Look, if there’s not celebrity band, and none of your famous musician friends, there had better be an open bar.


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