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The NY Post says the U.S. reported 114,000 new cases of the coronavirus yesterday. That number is a record for new cases in a single day.
- The NY Post says Russia's President, Vladimir Putin, is planning to step down in 2021 because he may have Parkinson's disease. His 37 year-old girlfriend and two daughters are pushing for him to leave office.
- Chain Store Age magazine says Old Navy is going to close on Thanksgiving. The company wants employees to spend time with their families
- Yahoo News says Cheerios has a new limited edition chocolate strawberry flavor. The cereal's description reads “There are few things in life that go together as well as the taste of delectable strawberries dipped in rich chocolatey sauce. Pour yourself a bowl of Chocolate Strawberry Cheerios and enjoy the taste of this blissful pairing to start your day.''
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Trump To Be Sued For Playing "YMCA":Raw Story says Donald Trump is going to be sued for playing the Village People hit ''YMCA'' at his campaign rallies. Scorpio Music owns the rights to the song and says, ''Scorpio Music “have discovered with amazement this misappropriation, moreover for partisan and electoral purposes for the benefit of Donald Trump, which they would never have accepted.”
US Weekly Magazine says filming on Harry Styles' new movie, ''Don't Worry Darling'', has been halted because of a positive coronavirus test.The film also stars Olivia Wilde and Chris Pine. The cast and crew are quarantining
Gabby Barrett tells Entertainment-Focus that the pandemic has been a good thing for her marriage."I have family in Pennsylvania, he has family in Texas, and so we’ve been going back and forth from there. I have been trying to bake and cook more. I think my next project is going to be baking homemade bread so that should be fun. And we’ve really been soaking in family time because it’s so hard to get family time when you’re going, going, going all the time. So I think this time is actually really good for artists to just sit down for a second."
The Daily Mail says Justin and Hailey Bieber's $20,000 cat, Sushi, is recovering from a broken leg.The couple won't say how the cat injured itself. Sushi has a cast on her front right paw
Ariana Grande tells Time magazine that when she goes to 'Starbucks' she doesn't always order a 'Grande'.No, sometimes I get that venti, you know? Some days that’s what you need in your life.
In Touch Weekly magazine claims Lori Loughlin is struggling in prison. A source tells the magazine, "Lori is trying to keep her head low and just get through this ordeal ... she's been able to make calls and send e-mails, all monitored. Every second feels like a lifetime in there."
Lori reported to prison on October 30th to begin a two-month sentence for her role in the college admissions scandal.
OK! magazine says Simon Cowell is walking again following his bike accident and subsequent back surgery.A source tells the magazine, “Simon was walking around looking energetic and perfectly happy/ Even though Simon was clearly taking it easy, he seemed to be in great spirits. He’s found the rehabilitation process difficult, especially since it’s meant a prolonged absence from his job. Thankfully, he’s over the worst of it now, and everyone’s delighted to see him back on his feet.’’
Jack Black tells US Weekly that he doesn't think his Jumanji co-star The Rock is going to run for President in 2024.“He’d have to retire from making movies. You can’t do that, you can’t juggle movies, a TV career and do something as important as run the country. That’s got to be your full-time job. You probably have to be about 10 to 20 years of research into that job before taking it too. I don’t think he’s ready right now. Let’s put it that way, you know. God forbid you get an idiot in the White House who doesn’t know how to do s--t. You’d really be in trouble.”
Rolling Stone magazine says
the cast of the 80s sitcom ''Family Ties'' is reuniting for charity.Meredith Baxter (Elyse Keaton), Michael Gross (Steven Keaton), Michael J. Fox (Alex P. Keaton), Tina Yothers (Jennifer Keaton), Marc Price (Irwin “Skippy” Handleman) and Scott Valentine (Nick Moore) are getting together on Tuesday for a chat to benefit the Actors Fund, which financially assists actors, who have been impacted by the coronavirus.The reunion is going to air on People TVs Facebook and Twitter feeds
The National Enquirer says Jake Gyllenhaal may propose to his girlfriend, 23 year-old model Jeanne Cadieu.A source tells the magazine, “Jake’s been looking at hardware in some of New York’s most famous jewelry stores! Jake’s been bowled over by Jeanne. She’s a gorgeous girl-next-door type, but she’s also more worldly than most American girls her age! Jake’s family and friends love Jeanne. They think they’re a perfect match!”
Contact Music, citing Us Weekly, claims Brad Pitt goes to therapy on a weekly basis.A source tells the magazine; ''He goes to therapy every week and is mostly interested in learning and bettering himself as a man and father. Brad doesn't go out much with the kids or leave the house. But Brad would definitely like to spend more time with them than he does. He prefers to keep things very private and safe. It's his sanctuary and just being there is where he finds peace. He has projects around the house and is always making things or changing things around.''
Buzz Bingo studied 3,500 film scripts to find out which actresses have the biggest potty mouths ... based on total number of swear words per actress per their films
Emily Blunt – 81
Jennifer Lawrence – 75
Leslie Mann – 70
Frances McDormand – 68
Winona Ryder – 66
Mila Kunis – 65
Kristen Wiig – 65
Jennifer Lopez – 63
Xmas Decorations Good For Mental Health
Yahoo News says putting up Christmas decorations early this year can boost a person's mental health.
Dr. Elena Touroni tells the website, “This year’s been hard on all of us, and news of another lockdown, with further disappointments and cancelled plans, is likely to have brought up all kinds of difficult thoughts and feelings. Christmas activities like decorating the house or the tree are happy (and often shared) experiences that provide a temporary break from the reality of what’s happening in the world right now. So in this sense, it makes sense that people might be doing these things a little earlier this year. Studies have shown that Christmas decorations can create a neurological shift and spike in dopamine, the feel-good hormone. Whilst people are stuck at home and the clocks have gone back (which means it is dark by 5pm), this is a way to bring some light, smiles, joy and hope.”