Heartwarming 'The Golden Bachelorette: Men Tell All' Reunion Hosted by Jesse Palmer
Host Jesse Palmer reflects on the amicable 'Men Tell All' reunion of 'The Golden Bachelorette,' noting the absence of conflict and the presence of camaraderie. Highlights included a serenade by the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles and unaired footage from the mansion. Palmer weighs in on 'Burgergate,' preferring traditional BBQ fare over barbecue sauce on burgers. Emotional moments touched the audience, with Palmer maintaining composure despite the heartfelt revelations shared. The Golden Bachelorette finale is set to air on Wednesday, Nov. 13.
Joy Behar's Tech Mishap Interrupts 'The View'
During a debate on 'The View' about the 2024 presidential race, an unexpected sound from Joy Behar's smartwatch interrupted the show. The incident happened after a tense discussion among cohosts, causing momentary confusion and audience laughter. Host Whoopi Goldberg jokingly addressed the disruption before smoothly transitioning to a commercial break.
Tense Introduction on Sister Wives: Kody Brown Meets Ex-Spouse Christine's New Partner
This Sunday night on Sister Wives, Kody Brown meets ex-spouse Christine's boyfriend, David Woolley, for the first time during a Valentine’s Day family gathering. Christine, who separated from Kody in November 2021 and married David in October 2023, watches as Kody interacts awkwardly with David, who has already bonded with Kody and Christine's children. Tensions mount as Kody grapples with the seriousness of Christine and David's relationship.
EA Shuts Down Servers for Three Battlefield Games
Electronic Arts has taken three Battlefield titles - Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, and Battlefield Hardline - offline due to financial reasons and low player counts, rendering the majority of their content unplayable. The server shutdown also means certain game achievements are now unobtainable. There is a possibility the games may not be revived in the future.
Whoopi Goldberg Discusses 'Sister Act 3' Production Shift after Maggie Smith's Death
Whoopi Goldberg revealed on 'The Tonight Show' that 'Sister Act 3' is undergoing changes following the death of Maggie Smith, her key collaborator in the franchise. Goldberg had hoped for Smith to reprise her role and is adjusting the production to proceed. The film aims to follow the success of the previous two installments.
Billie Eilish Reacts to Trump's Reelection at Nashville Concert
At her Nashville show, Billie Eilish conveyed dismay over Donald Trump's 2024 reelection, emphasizing deep concerns for women's safety and rights. Addressing fans, she promised a safe space and performed 'TV,' a song reflecting on women's experiences with abuse. Trump, previously ordered to pay in a civil suit for sexual abuse claims, faced no comment from his reps regarding Eilish's statements.
Whoopi Goldberg Corrects Sunny Hostin's Interview Question on 'The View'
During a 'The View' episode, Whoopi Goldberg corrected cohost Sunny Hostin's phrasing when asking guest Stephen A. Smith about political aspirations. Hostin suggested a low bar for presidential qualifications, referencing Trump. Smith, denying interest in running, joked he'd consider it if he had a real chance.
Rivalry Ensues on 'Survivor 47': Sol Yi Wears Rome Cooney's Shirt
On 'Survivor 47,' Sol Yi and Rome Cooney's personal and strategic feud peaked when Rome was unexpectedly voted off. In a deleted scene, Sol contemplates wearing Rome's left-behind red shirt to provocatively signal victory. Despite initial hesitation, Sol dons the shirt, jokingly to honor Rome, much to the amusement of fellow contestants.
King Charles Pushes Prince Andrew to Downsize Residence
King Charles is urging Prince Andrew to leave the Royal Lodge and move to smaller Frogmore Cottage. Andrew's financial struggles, heightened by the king's reduction of royal funds, complicate the request. Royal expert Christopher Wilson views Andrew's resistance as disrespect to the Queen Mother's memory. The housing conflict reflects deeper rifts within the royal family.
Two Arrested in Connection with Liam Payne's Death
Two individuals were arrested and a third charged in Buenos Aires in relation to the death of singer Liam Payne, who fell from a hotel balcony on October 16. The suspects, a drug dealer and a hotel worker, allegedly provided Payne with narcotics found in his system. An Argentinian businessman, a friend of Payne's, faces charges for not informing Payne's family of his drug issues and failing to respond on the day of the incident. Police conducted raids linked to the accused and a woman seen with Payne before his death.