Entertainment reporter Kristyn Burtt joins Dave Weekley for Hollywood Dirt on the Hotline. The two open with the newly revealed cast for White Lotus Season Four, set in France, highlighting the additions of Heather Graham, Rosie Perez, and Max Greenfield as potential callbacks to 1990s pop culture. Dave and Kristyn then turn to Taylor Sheridan's The Madison, which debuted to over 8 million global viewers in its first ten days — the biggest original series launch in Paramount Plus history — with seasons one and two shot concurrently to accommodate Kurt Russell's schedule. Kristyn also brings the bizarre ongoing legal saga of Survivor Season One winner Richard Hatch, who now faces $3.3 million in delinquent taxes and penalties dating back to 2000 and is representing himself in federal court. The segment closes with a look at Rory McIlroy's new Prime Video documentary, The Masters Wait, timed to the upcoming Masters Tournament and covering his 2025 win, though notable for the absence of his caddy and the delicate framing of his personal life during a turbulent period.