jennifer aniston and brad pitt’s full “spicy” scene as linda barrett and brad hamilton on “fast times at ridgemont high”s virtual table read.
THIS WAS WAY TOO FUNNY 😂#FastTimesLive pic.twitter.com/BuxXh6Co42
— thay 🦙 (@beingamaguire) September 18, 2020
-So far, I don’t think any quarantine content has topped the Happy Endings reunion yet, but the The Fast Times at Ridgemont High live reading that took place last night came a close second. Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt shared a cute greeting as well as an extremely risqué scene awkwardly narrated by Morgan Freeman, Shia LeBeouf was so committed he apparently memorized all of his lines, and Julia Roberts just seemed delighted by all the messiness. Watch the full hour video here.
–Justin Bieber works an oil rig in his new video for “Holy” featuring Chance the Rapper.
–Katie Holmes and Emilio Vitolo Jr just can’t stop making out in public, masks be damned.
–Chris Hemsworth crashed a live weather report and was his usual charming self.
–Lady Gaga released a new short film on YouTube for her song “911” and said “This short film is very personal to me, my experience with mental health and the way reality and dreams can interconnect to form heroes within us and all around us.”
-Broadway star’s Nick Cordero posthumous album debuted at No. 1.
-Meanwhile, Florence Pugh posted a lovely tribute on Instagram in honor of Nick’s birthday.
-Muskoka was trending briefly after Lisa Rinna clapped back at a fan who claimed Harry Hamlin had an affair there in 2018.
-The ladies of K-pop group Blackpink cover the October issue of Elle.
–The Weeknd covers Rolling Stone’s first standalone Grammy issue.
-A new Rich Aucoin album is out today. His music is totally happy-making.
–Sarah Polley recently Tweeted about “the many damaging and inappropriate things that happened while making” Road to Avonlea, including having to kiss a 26-year-old actor when she was 14.
-In The Devil Has A Name trailer, starring David Strathairn, Kate Bosworth, Alfred Molina, and Martin Sheen, sees people going up against oil companies.
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