Thursday, April 4, 2013
Here's the Scoop....
Well it is official, Jimmy Fallon will be replacing Jay Leno on the tonight show in 2014. It has been speculated this would be happening, but now NBC has made it a reality. Get all of the details below...
Enjoy the rest of the nooz....
Ciao,
Sarah
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Rolling Stones announces tour dates
The Rolling Stones announced on its website Wednesday plans for a "50 and Counting" North American and British concert tour. "Everyone was a bit reluctant to say how keen they were to go back on the road," said guitarist Ronnie Wood in a video clip posted on the band's website. "But you kind of knew it was going to happen," added guitarist Keith Richards. "When you get back together again, you have so many years of experience, it's easy to restart," lead singe rMick Jagger said. "The communication between me and drummer Charlie Watts] and Keith and Ronnie is really quite easy." "All the magic comes back when we get back together," Wood said. The 11-show "50 and Counting" tour is to begin in Los Angeles in the coming weeks but an exact date hasn't been determined. The tour is to wrap up in London July 6. The band's most recent major concert tour ended in 2007.
'Glee' star Heather Morris is pregnant
Heather Morris, a cast member of the Ohio high school-set TV series "Glee," is pregnant with her first child, UsMagazine.com reported. Morris, 26, has been dating Taylor Hubbell since high school "She's a little more than three months along and starting to show," a source told the publication. "It was totally unexpected, but they are incredibly happy and excited."
LOOSE LIPS:
"If you like it you should be able to put a ring on it. #wewillunite4marriageequality!" - Beyonce, taking a stand for marriage equality, on Instagram
Sambora takes break from Bon Jovi tour
Bon Jovi said Wednesday guitarist Richie Sambora will not be performing on the upcoming leg of the New Jersey rock band's concert tour. "Due to personal issues, Richie Sambora will not be performing on this upcoming leg," a message on the group's website said. "All shows will go on as scheduled." No details about the nature of Sambora's "personal issues" were given.
Producers paying for Gandee funeral
The producers of "Buckwild" say they will pay for the funeral of the reality show's 21-year-old star Shain Gandee, who died this week in West Virginia. Gandee and two other men died of carbon monoxide poisoning Sunday after the truck they were off-roading in got stuck in the mud. TMZ said Wednesday the producers of "Buckwild" have pledged to pay for his funeral and burial expenses after his family said they couldn't afford them and planned to hold a mud run to raise money to pay for them. "Shain was a great kid with a big heart who had endless love for his mom and dad," Parallel Entertainment Chief Executive Officer J.P. Williams told the celebrity news website. "I am from West Virginia and this show reminded me of how I grew up." TMZ said a public service is to be held for Gandee Sunday. Money raised through the mud run and by fan websites will now go toward expenses incurred by Gandee's family during the efforts to find him and the other missing men, and recover their bodies, TMZ said. Any money left over will also go towards the other men's funerals.