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The Scoop for May 17, 2019

I dig James Corden’s game of “Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts”, where you answer a possibly emabarassing question, or eat some really off things. So when Halle Berry was asked this question,
“Who is the one actor you’d never work with again.”
Now, she could answer that or eat turkey testicles. And her choice,
“I’m gonna eat the balls.”
Respect Halle. Respect.


If you recall, one of the last times we heard about Mama June, she had been arrested for crack cocaine.
But recently she’s been seen hanging around an Alabama casino, a lot. Turns out, she might be there all the time because she lives on site at the casino.
Ok, so she might be trading one vice for another, but, at least gambling is a legal, right?


So Britney Spears has had a bit of a rocky road recently. She backed out of her Vegas residency back in February, and then did some time in a mental health facility.
But now her long time manager says it’s entirely possible we’ve seen the last of Britney on stage. Here’s hoping Britney get healthy.


Bonus Scoopage:
This could very well end up in  A Little Bit of Awesome, but I dig it, so check it out. I’ll watch this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrIiPcv4_iY

 

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