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The Scoop for Jan. 21, 2020

The internet lost it’s collective mind this weekend thanks to the SAG awards. Not the awards themselves, because, let’s face it, it’s another award show. No, they’re losing their minds over Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston. There’s a photo going around of the two of them backstage where Brad is holding Jen’s wrist, and one of her fingers is under the lapel of his jacket. So of course that means they want to be together right?
It’s like the internet can’t wait to be disappointed.


Kelly Ripa had an interesting tid bit about her daily life recently.
“I quit drinking”
Good for you Kelly. I mean, I don’t really get it, especially the timing.
Because according to co-host Ryan Seacrest, “I started the show and she quit drinking.”
I would think that’s when the drinking would start. Or at least gain some momentum.


For the last few weeks, the internet has been trying to convince you that Ozzy Osbourne is on his deathbed. I hate to break it to you, they’re wrong. But, just because Ozzy isn’t activly dying, doesn’t mean things are hunky dorey. Ozzy has spent the last year trying to recover from a serious fall and it’s not been great. Because according to Ozzy, this has been, quote, “worst, longest, most painful, miserable year of my life.”
And that’s saying something for a guy who’s been married to Sharon for 38 years.


 

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