Perhaps the dancer, an avowed fan of New England’s most iconic coffee chain, is handing out donuts too. [TMZ]
Matthew McConaughey, perhaps the only person alive with the guileless optimism (and extreme wealth) to remain upbeat in these trying times, has announced that he’s
publishing a memoir, a press copy over which the staff of Jezebel will be fighting bitterly in short order. On Instagram, the actor-slash-himbo-mascot announced some shocking revelations, perhaps the most striking of which is that he’s been keeping a diary since he was a small boy.
The book, which features a comedically pensive McConaughey on the cover, is said to detail the author’s struggle to figure out the “riddle of life,” along with “whatever turned me on, turned me off, made me laugh, made me cry, made me question, or kept me up at night.”
The actor also laid out what appears to be his personal theory of the universe, and the emphasis here is absolutely all mine:
“it’s the story about how I have — and we all can — catch more of them in this life we’re liven,” he mused. “You see, we don’t like the red and yellow lights because they take up our time, right? But when we realize that they all eventually turn green, that’s when they reveal their rhyme. That’s when life’s a poem and we start getting what we want and what we need at the same time. And I call that the honey hole, a little place called Heaven on earth.”
- Accident-prone Riverdale star JK Apa has managed to injure himself once again. [Hollywood Life]
- Theresa Giudice and Gia Giudice, two people who share DNA—and probably a plastic surgeon—look alike. (!) [Hollywood Life]
- Bryan Cranston urges everyone to keep the damn mask on, and says he contracted the virus “a little while ago.” [Page Six]
- Joe Pesci is lobbying New Jersey authorities to prevent construction that would ruin the very nice view from his $6.5 million house. [Page Six]
- In an incredible turn of events, Jackass’s Steve-O is still alive. [Too Fab]
- Sharon Osbourne wants to see a goddamn UFO already. [TMZ]