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Dim the lights and roll out the red carpet—our resident gossip guru Leonie Thomas (Gossip Girl Unleashed), joins the show to unpack seven of the wildest pop culture headlines hitting the press this week!
From Selma Blair’s dramatic mid-air flight arrest, to a heart-wrenching tribute to Breaking Bad star RJ Mitte, we cover it all. Plus, Aussie Olympic icon Stephanie Rice rebrands her life in Dubai, 83-year-old crooner Barry Manilow gives Vegas fans a scare, Queen guitarist Sir Brian May plants a 100,000-tree wildlife sanctuary, and Irish pop legend Ronan Keating announces his massive 2027 Down Under tour.
It’s an unmissable, fast-paced trip through the entertainment world!
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