Robert Downey Jr. would happily play Iron Man again. He says the role chose him and is an integral part of his DNA.
Late Sunday night, Morgan Wallen let the liquor talk. And maybe he should give up the sauce for good, because he could have killed two cops in the process. Around 11:00 PM Nashville time, Morgan allegedly threw a chair off the SIXTH story roof of Eric Church’s new bar “Chief’s” on Broadway. The chair landed only a few FEET away from two cops. And honestly, it’s a miracle someone wasn’t hurt or KILLED. If you aren’t familiar with the Broadway bar scene in Nashville . . . imagine Times Square. There are people literally everywhere! It’s insane that this dude chucked a chair off a roof. The flying chair was caught on surveillance video and witnesses say they watched him pick up the chair and throw it over him . . . LAUGHING afterward. He’s SO lucky that he didn’t seriously injure someone. Hopefully someone can talk some sense into him before he derails his career. Maybe Jelly Roll can be that guy, since he started off as a delinquent and then became successful. Morgan is currently trending in the exact opposite direction. Morgan was booked by the Metro Nashville Police department on three counts of FELONY reckless endangerment and one count of misdemeanor disorderly conduct. His bail was set at $15,250. He posted and was released soon after he got arrested. Morgan has not commented yet.
Sam Hunt sang his latest single “Locked Up” at the CMT Music Awards, and it did NOT go over well with fans. The performance was announced as “channeling Johnny Cash” . . . but apparently, he didn’t live up to that billing. One person Tweeted, “That was brutal. Off key the whole way through the song.” Another said, quote, “This dude has definitely lost it.” As for the Johnny connection, someone said, quote, “To compare ANYONE to Johnny Cash is blasphemy. But to compare Sam Hunt to him? LOL, time for bed.”
Kelsea Ballerini says it’s a wrap hosting the CMT Music Awards after doing it for four years. Quote, “I love it so much, but I think hosting for me was the first thing that I did [outside] of like performance and music . . . I want the space in my life to ask, ‘What else?'”
Watch out, Jelly Roll. Chris Stapleton might be coming for your job someday. A clip from an old “60 Minutes” interview Chris did a few years back is trending again because of two early influences he name-dropped. When he was young, he used to listen to a lot of Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg. Quote, “It was so real that it translated, even to some kid in eastern Kentucky.”
“Fly Me to the Moon” is an upcoming romantic comedy set around the Apollo 11 moon mission, starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum
Elle Fanning is 26. Dakota younger sister
Kristen Stewart is 34.
Keshia Knight Pulliam is 45. Rudy Huxtable on “The Cosby Show”
Cynthia Nixon is 58.
Dennis Quaid is 70.
