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The Scoop for August 18, 2020

Posted on August 18, 2020 by Doug Jean

Celebrities are just like us, you guys. They get married, they buy houses, they have babies, and they take to social media to let everyone know all about it. Take Katy Perry. She took to YouTube so show off her baby’s room, and she kept making this sound…
And the Grammy for Most Annoying Mom goes to… Katy Perry!

Jimmy Butler from the Miami Heat is making the most of his down time in the NBA Bubble by making coffee. And he’s selling it to other players for 20-bucks a cup. Why 20-bucks?
Because you can’t get coffee anywhere in the bubble, and the players can afford it.
I can respect that.

If you care, it looks like Ellen is trying to detox her work place by getting rid of three top producers.
Now she still has three big producers left, but I have to ask, how many producers does this show need?

Bonus Scoopage:

People always complain when remakes are announced, but I think this one could work: “Planes, Trains and Automobiles” . . . starring Will Smith and Kevin Hart. The original came out in 1987, and starred Steve Martin and John Candy.

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