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Are They or Aren’t They
Is Jaden Smith and Kylie Jenner sending cryptic messages about their relationships in Jaden’s latest music video, “Blue”? Or are they just messing with us? Directed by former Hannah Montana star Moises Arias, Jaden and Kylie get cozy for a brief second just as he spits out the lyrics, “she’s going to try and kiss you, Jaden!” Alas, we’re just as confused as you are. [Refinery29]
He’s Always Our First Choice
Neil Patrick Harris wasn’t the Academy’s first choice for next year’s upcoming Oscars. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the award show’s producers approached last year’s host Ellen Degeneres, Chris Rock and Julia Louis-Dreyfus who all eventually said no. Don’t worry, NPH. You were always our number one pick. [THR]
Ain’t No Party Like an S Club Party
S Club 7 are back but for one night only. The British pop group will reunite for Children In Need, a BBC fundraising night on Fri. Nov. 14. Tina Barrett, Paul Cattermole, Jon Lee, Bradley McIntosh, Jo O’Meara, Hannah Spearritt and Rachel Stevens will perform a medley of their greatest hits during the event. The last time S Club 7 performed together was in 2003. [The Independent]
She’s Still The Same
Today is Kim Kardashian‘s 34th birthday, it was only natural for the world to see an embarrassing flashback of the reality TV show star.
Courtesy of Entertainment Tonight, a retro video of a 13-year-old Kim Kardashian shows her mugging for the camera and saying things like, “My name’s Kim Kardashian and I’m the dopest on the ropest person in this class. I’m dope on a rope. Dope is Kim.”
Things have clearly not changed. But at least her husband Kanye West still thinks she’s dope.
Happy Birthday baby! Thank you for being the dopest wife & mom! pic.twitter.com/D3k20HN3Yb
— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) October 22, 2014
Because He’s The Man, Duh!
According to Bill Murray, he was on Tinder before it was even a thing.
Stopping by Jimmy Kimmel Live! to promote his new film St. Vincent, the actor said he knew all about the dating app, but claimed he doesn’t need it.
“I think it could be amusing, but I can’t imagine doing it particularly,” Murray said. “I feel like I’ve lived that life and I can live that life any moment. Like I can just sort of say, ‘Hey you with the camera. No, you, come here.’”
And with a swift moment, he grabbed a photographer to sit with him on stage. I hope the two shared a lovely meet and greet after the interview.
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