A decade into Fall Out Boy's second act, bassist Pete Wentz, once a tabloid fixture for his marriage to Ashlee Simpson, is opening up about the rough patch he endured following the couple's divorce. The divorce was finalized in 2011, just two years after the chart-topping pop-punk act went on a multi-year hiatus. "My life had blown up completely," Wentz recently told Apple Music's Lowe. "I got divorced, realized I didn't really like how famous I was.
Forget Instagram official — Taylor Swift just made her romance onstage official. The singer gave fans everything they wanted at her Buenos Aires concert on Saturday by acknowledging her relationship with Kansas City Chiefs player Travis Kelce through the power of song. The football pro was in attendance when Swift concluded her three-hour show with a "Karma" lyric change directed at him. "Karma is the guy on the Chiefs, coming straight home to me,"
“Scandal,” to quote Gandalf the White, was like the deep breath before the plunge. A regrouping episode to slow down for a moment and make sense of all the crazy things that have happened in the two previous installments. And prepare us for all that lies ahead. Unfortunately, you’ll be holding that breath for awhile, because Revenge is going to be in repeats until April. ABC is thinking that it’d be best to air the remaining six episodes of the season as one uninterrupted block—kind of like they did with Lost in its later seasons.
”All-Stars” is off to a great start I want to talk about how dumb Kathy was for strategizing against the Mogo men while Richard was RIGHT BEHIND HER! I want to say how much I loved seeing Alicia and Boston Rob go at it on DAY ONE! I want to go off on how that intro with Jeff Probst in the helicopter with an armed militia of some sort was the funniest 5 minutes of television I’VE EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE!
”Big Brother: All-Stars”: Evil vs. evil So does this make Alison gonorrhea or the clap? Eh…it doesn’t matter which ailment she represents in Marcellas’ odd litmus test (gonorrhea is the clap, right?); the houseguest most deserving of a venereal disease is gone, though I seriously doubt forever. CBS could always bring her back for an all-star Amazing Race, because God forbid this woman should actually get an frickin’ job. (It’s clear her new boyfriend, Jason, wanted us to know that she got herself a frickin’ doctor, because he made sure to wear his damn stethoscope around his neck.
”Big Brother” recap: Confronting Natalie Post on the Big Brother message boards from Tad, dated Thursday, April 10, 11:04 p.m.: Lynette: You are a bad judge of character. Rooting for Natalie indicates that you are not paying attention to the show and its accessories (webcams show her giving Matt a –, followed by him pushing her away! And then she fawns all over him? Pathetic!) The only way I can figure your admiration is that you were in a similar situation, where you loved someone that didn’t reciprocate.
”Big Love”: The plural-family reunion From the get-go, this was the episode of unlikely pairings: Ben and Margene, Bill and Roman, Barb and Rhonda, Alby and… who knows. But man, was it action-packed! And filled with plenty of great zingers (mostly courtesy of Adeleen) and even some answers. Where do we start? Let’s kick off this TV Watch with the most potentially disastrous development: Rhonda running away from the compound.
”Deadwood”: Some new blood As if the shifting alliances and drawn-out power plays in our favorite mining camp weren’t hard enough to follow, two new characters stepped off the Deadwood stagecoach this week, along with Wu, who had been in California hiring new Chinese workers for Hearst. (Missed yu, Wu!) First we met Aunt Lou Marchbanks (Cleo King), Hearst’s apparently beloved cook; then Swearengen’s old friend Jack Langrishe (Brian Cox), a theatrical promoter.
”Desperate Housewives”: The murderer is revealed Thanks for a great season, DH! See you next fall! Luv U! Wait, it’s not over? My bad. This episode reminded me so much of a season finale — the murder mystery was solved, no-longer-necessary characters were conveniently removed, and someone got engaged. (Susan.) I’m ecstatic. All of this screams, ”Summer vacation!” And yet it’s February. I was impressed at how neatly, and with such a shiny, blood-spattered bow, the writers wrapped up the Case of Monique Pollier.