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🎤 Love, Legends & Big Life Moments: This Week in Entertainment

This episode is stacked with everything from romance to tributes and a few jaw-dropping confessions.

First up, Travis Kelce compares his whirlwind romance with Taylor Swift to the classic rom-com Pretty Woman—and his brother Jason hilariously points out that Travis might already be living that fairytale.

We also get emotional as Harrison Ford delivers a heartfelt goodbye speech on the set of Shrinking, and Pete Davidson shares his excitement about becoming a first-time dad on The Tonight Show.

In the world of shocking habits, Fat Joe admits he drinks 30–40 cans of Diet Pepsi every single day. Plus, Venus Williams reveals her engagement and celebrates a big tennis comeback, while PinkPantheress receives an honorary doctorate for her impact on music.

On a more serious note, Bryan Kohberger receives four life sentences for the murder of University of Idaho students, and music stars across the world continue to honor Ozzy Osbourne following his passing—Coldplay and Wolfgang Van Halen both delivered emotional tributes this week.

We wrap up with a sneak peek at Keanu Reeves in the new trailer for Good Fortune, hitting theaters October 17th.

🎧 Press play for the biggest headlines, heartfelt moments, and pop culture you can’t miss.

Crazy show..In a new survey, 53% of Americans admit they've peed in a pool as an adult.  And 23% say they wouldn't report poo in a community or hotel pool, because that may lead to the pool being closed downA McDonald's manager in Illinois, Kathy M. Bledsoe, is in trouble after shooting her teen employee's mother in the leg.  It all started when the teen employee was asked to go home after refusing to take out the trash.  That's when her mom, Tynika McKinzie, went to the McDonald's and started fighting with the manager.  Here are people from the community talking about the shooting.And now in sports, a snail named Bilbo Sluggins has won the World Snail Racing Championships in England. An electrical engineer named Patrick Schlott is pitching in by fixing up old payphones and installing them in spots with no cell service in rural Vermont.  He also pays for the phone lines so they're free for people to use.  Here is Patrick talking about his idea, and a man who owns a store featuring one of the payphones.

🎤 Legends, Chaos & Culture Shocks: This Week in Music & Madness
This episode is a rollercoaster ride through music history, viral headlines, and downright bizarre news.

We kick off with heartbreaking news: the Godfather of Metal, Ozzy Osbourne, has died at 76, just weeks after his final Black Sabbath show. From his groundbreaking career to near-death experiences like his infamous ATV crash, we’re celebrating Ozzy’s wild life and legacy.

Then we head to Nashville where Dolly Parton dropped a bombshell at the opening of “Dolly: A True Original Musical”—she warned fans not to sing along. (Yep, you read that right.)

Next up, a Coldplay kiss cam goes viral for all the wrong reasons when a CEO is caught locking lips with someone who wasn’t his wife. And while we’re talking air turbulence, a Delta pilot had to apologize mid-flight for an aggressive maneuver to avoid a B‑52 bomber.

We’ll lighten things up with the story of a Long Island teen who started a burger business where veterans eat free and then go full Florida with a New York ad exec who got arrested after peeing off a balcony onto people below.

Oh, and let’s not forget music legend Connie Francis, who has passed away at 87, leaving behind a catalog of timeless hits.

🎸 From rock gods to viral chaos, this episode is loud, wild, and unforgettable.

CBS drops a bombshell—The Late Show with Stephen Colbert is officially ending in May 2026. Colbert shares his heartfelt goodbye while CBS calls him “irreplaceable.” Meanwhile, a tech CEO gets caught cheating on the Coldplay kiss-cam (awkward much?), and music legend Connie Francis passes away at 87, leaving behind timeless hits. Plus, Jelly Roll chokeslams Logan Paul through a desk on Kimmel, and Jennifer Lopez says she might be done with marriage for good.

Buckle up—this episode is packed with pop culture drama, nostalgia, and a few jaw-dropping moments.

Stephen Colbert is hanging up his desk—CBS is pulling The Late Show in 2026 for “financial reasons” (sure, Jan). Meanwhile, a Coldplay kiss-cam just exposed a tech CEO cheating mid-concert, and the internet is eating it up. We’re also saying goodbye to music legend Connie Francis, reliving her biggest hits that have TikTok screaming “Stupid Cupid”.

Oh, and did we mention Jelly Roll body-slammed Logan Paul through a desk on Kimmel? Yup. It’s real. Plus, Jennifer Lopez may be done walking down the aisle—because apparently five times wasn’t the charm.

Celebs behaving badly, concert chaos, and late-night drama—it’s all here.

Shane Gillis on the Espys and so much more!

🎙️ Today’s Show: Wild Confessions, Karaoke Chaos & Celebrity Surprises

Stevie Wonder finally addresses those “he’s not really blind” rumors—and his answer might surprise you. Sarah Jessica Parker confirms she once dated Nicolas Cage (yes, really). Darius Rucker loses his voice mid-show but wins fans over with full refunds.

Plus: Ray Romano takes on Eminem’s Lose Yourself (and it’s hilariously awkward), Neil Diamond leads a surprise Sweet Caroline sing-along, and Maria Sharapova powers through fiery wings on Hot Ones.

We’re also remembering This Is Spinal Tap’s David Kaff, and Supernanny’s Jo Frost opens up about a life-threatening medical condition.

It’s the perfect mix of laughs, surprises, and feel-good moments—you don’t want to miss this one!

🎙️ Today on the Show: Surprises, Showdowns & Shoutouts

Benny Blanco admits he never watched Wizards of Waverly Place until dating Selena Gomez (and now he finally gets it). Rick Springfield hilariously calls out Craig Melvin for yawning mid-interview, while Richard Simmons’ longtime housekeeper clears up wild rumors about their relationship.

Plus: Billy Bush reflects on a heated moment with Ricky Martin, Jelly Roll and Logan Paul throw down on WWE SmackDown, and the Kelce brothers rock the golf course with Bob Seger karaoke.

We’re also talking Richard Dreyfuss’ health scare, Kelly Osbourne shutting down Ozzy rumors, Britney Spears’ calm landing after a chaotic flight, and JoJo’s surprise return at Madison Square Garden.

It’s pop culture chaos you don’t want to miss.

From Mariah Carey’s instantly iconic “I wasn’t there” response to the Bezos-Sánchez wedding (shades of her classic “I don’t know her” moment) to Kevin Jonas admitting he nearly lost everything after the Jonas Brothers split—this episode is packed with jaw-dropping revelations.

Plus, Nelly hilariously shuts down a “hall pass” question from Ashanti, McDonald’s and Popeyes are trading barbs with an A.I. diss track (yes, really), and Rick Springfield gets disrespected twice on live TV. Oh, and did someone just put up “I Buy Crack Houses” billboards in Cleveland? 🤯

This is your daily dose of pop culture, music, and viral chaos you can’t miss.

🎙️ Viral Moments & Stupid News You Can’t Miss

From hundreds of fake leather car seat covers clogging up a woman’s garage… to a bizarre TikTok buttering technique that’s splitting the internet in two, we’ve rounded up the stories everyone’s talking about.

🐟 Two chill Florida lifeguards rescue a deer from the Atlantic (yes, there were sharks).

Plus, world-renowned psychic medium John Edward joins us to talk about connection, intuition, and the moments that change us forever.

🥖 “TikTok Is Fighting Over Butter”
One woman’s toast-buttering technique has divided the internet. (Yes, she uses a whole stick of butter like deodorant.) Would you try it?

Plus the daily prank phone call!

It’s weird, heartwarming, and full of surprises.