Earlier this week (March 20), she shared that she got the breast work that she had wanted to have done. “got my titties done and my cl*t bedazzled,” she posted online.
Doja also revealed that she got a reduction instead of implants, after a fan on Twitter asked, “Big boobies or what?” She clarified that she’s now a 32C in terms of bra size.
“How are you feeling,” someone else wondered about her. “4 days into recovery rn,” Doja replied.
“Feels ok. i got lipo so my thighs hurt a lot if i move too much. but im healing really fast,” she added in two more separate tweets. “wish i could suck my own titties thats how good they look rn god damn.”
feels ok. i got lipo so my thighs hurt a lot if i move too much. but im healing really fast.
She also clarified a conversation about her liposuction, after people were wondering why others were mad that she got the procedure. “Lipo is when fat is transferred from 1 area to another,” one person responded, which Doja quickly and politely corrected.
“No it is not, dear. That is called a fat transfer. I did not get a fat transfer,” she said.
No it is not, dear. That is called a fat transfer. I did not get a fat transfer.
Today Live! With Kelly and Ryanhost Kelly Ripa premiered her new podcast, Let’s Talk Off Camera, on Wednesday and used the show’s first episode to lament over the humiliating experience of trying to find the right angles when hooking up with your significant other via Facetime. Ripa said that during the 10 months her husband Mark Consuelos was filming the CW drama Riverdale in Canada, the pair were forced to take matters into, uh, their own hands (via iPhones).
This was in 2020, during the early days of the pandemic, which made visiting each other even more difficult. To bridge the gap, the couple had to get creative, which is where Ripa’s admission of their “ludicrous sexual rituals” came up.
“I became so alarmed at my appearance over FaceTime that I started rigging the computer to hang from a ladder,” Ripa explained on the show. “I hung the computer over a ladder so that I could look up to Mark and he did not have to see what gravity was actually doing [to me].”
Ripa’s commitment to getting the perfect shot is commendable, especially considering how low-quality Apple’s front-facing cameras are, but apparently, drastic measures were necessary. Consuelos had told Ripa the only “potential dealbreaker” in their marriage was abstinence. Even when Ripa was going through menopause, her husband admitted to “not giving her a break.”
“Unless you had some type of medical condition where, like, you lost the use of [your body],” he clarified. “There have never been months [between having sex] unless I was in another country.”
She-Hulk star Jameela Jamil had the ladies of The View dying with laughter during an off-the-wall interview. Jamil was on hand to promote her new podcast, Bad Dates, and she kicked things off by giving the daytime TV audience a boner-themed preview at what to expect.
“I am what you would call a serial erection killer,” Jamil quipped as The View hosts tried to contain their laughter. “I’d have my own Netflix documentary series about all the erections I’ve murdered.”
The topic didn’t get any less scandalous as Jamil broke down what it’s like to date her, which she offered co-host Sara Haines a chance to try. “I’m asking you out, officially, on television,” Jamil said before things got really raunchy.
She went on to admit that she waits “three months before I kiss or have sex with someone, so it’s like The Hunger Games trying to get into my pants. It’s ridiculous.”
“I just don’t want to see your balls until I’m ready,” Jamil said, which prompted Haines to hang her head in her hands while moderator Whoopi Goldberg smirked to the audience.
“I’m looking at our executive producer, who looks like he’s about to die,” Sunny Hostin said as the audience laughed.
But Jamil was still going. She then dished her most important piece of dating advice, which was especially poignant given the several flatulence-based “scandals” on The View over the years.
“My only dating advice is never, ever — I’ve learned this from the podcast — never, ever trust a fart,” Jamil instructed the audience. “Don’t do it… It’s not your friend. You think it’s your friend. It’s not.… It’s your enemy. It becomes something else sometimes, and we just don’t need to get into it because this is morning television. Don’t make me say it.”
It’s amazing that Whoopi managed to steer the conversation back to safer waters after Jamil’s fart advice, but she pulled it off until Jamil dropped an F-bomb later in the show. Like we said, it was quite the interview.
Post Malone has officially settled the lawsuit over his song “Circles,” just as it was supposed to go to trial yesterday (March 21). Back in 2019, another musician, Tyler Armes, claimed that he wrote most of the No. 1 hit, including the melody. However, he was only offered five percent in publishing royalties, per The Guardian.
“I was beside him giving input – I was not just someone hanging out in the room,” Armes said. He also added that any negotiations for a higher rate were disregarded by Malone’s manager and team.
The following year, he officially sued the rapper, noting that he wanted proper credit as a co-writer and to receive past and future royalties. Malone wound up countersuing.
“It is an age-old story in the music business that when a song earns the type of runaway success that ‘Circles’ has garnered, an individual will come out of the woodwork, falsely claim to take credit for the song, and demand unwarranted and unearned windfall profits from the song,” Malone’s filing said.
The last development in the case found Judge Otis D. Wright refusing to dismiss the case last year, citing that a jury might be able to find that Armes “shared equal control in the session, making nonhierarchical contributions to a unitary whole.”
Official terms of Malone and Armes’ settlement are undisclosed at this moment.
On Wednesday, we got our latest update on Williamson and it was one of the first positive updates since late January, as the Pelicans announced he was cleared again to return to on-court activities. That is the good news, but the bad news is he will be out for at least two more weeks prior to his next evaluation by the training staff.
Medical Update on Zion Williamson:
Following a re-evaluation on his right hamstring strain, Zion Williamson has been cleared to return to on-court activities. He will be re-evaluated in two weeks.
Given the Pelicans regular season ends on April 9 and two weeks from today would be April 5, it seems likely that Williamson will not be back in action during the regular season. Some of that may depend on how New Orleans’ push for the play-in is going, as they are currently 12th in the West, tied with the Lakers and a half-game behind the Timberwolves and Jazz in 9th and 10th. Their upcoming schedule, which includes a difficult four-game road trip, will determine whether it’s worth even trying to get Williamson back on the court for the final two or three regular season games. If they’re in one of those top-10 spots, maybe he’ll be able to give them a closing boost, but one would expect the Pelicans to be cautious with their franchise star, particularly if they’re on the outside looking in.
While the finale Succession season premiere might feel bittersweet for some of the show’s cast (not all!) it also inspired a fun little reunion for fans of classic ’80s movies.
Alan Ruck, who plays the eldest Roy sibling on HBO’s hit series, was joined by longtime friend and Ferris Bueller costar Matthew Broderick at the premiere party, which seems like it was the hottest Carly Rae Jepson karaoke party of the year.
Ruck and Broderick starred alongside each other in the 1986 comedy, which featured the duo skipping school for a day of mischief and spontaneous musical numbers. The two reunited at HBO’s premiere party, where they took snaps in the photo booth.
The pair go way back! Before they were cast as on-screen BFFs in Bueller, they both got their start on Broadway. Hey…life really does move pretty fast, after all.
The final season of Succession premieres this Sunday on HBO, when fans will get to witness Connor get married, which should go down without any problems at all, right? Either way, it’s good Broderick was there for emotional support.
By the way, when you look at those cute photobooth photos, you have to make the following faces. It’s the only way to really appreciate art.
If you haven’t learned anything from SZA’s latest album, SOS, then you know that the “Ghost In The Machine” singer is comfortable in her skin. It hasn’t always been this way. On past projects, the songwriter shared that she struggled with body insecurity. But that’s all a thing of the past, and to showcase her newly found confidence, the recording artist teamed up with clothing and shapewear company Skims.
SZA joins the likes of Brooke Shields, Juliette Lewis, Cassie, Indya Moore, Becky G, and Chelsea Handler in lending her likeness to the brand. As one of the newest models for the company, SZA stripped down to her undies in promotional shots for its new Fits Everybody campaign.
In a statement shared with Variety, SZA raved about the collaboration saying, “I’m excited to be in Skims’ latest Fits Everybody underwear campaign and to align myself with a brand that strives to make women feel both comfortable and sexy.”
The company, co-founded by Kim Kardashian, has been working to incorporate more pop culture figures in its marketing campaigns. When asked about tapping the singer for the campaign, Kardashian said, “SZA’s honesty, confidence, and dynamic energy are unparalleled. She’s truly the woman of the moment, and I’m so honored for her to be featured in Skims’ latest campaign.”
In her song “Conceited,” SZA sings, “I just got my body done, ain’t got no guilt about it / I just heard your opinion, I could’ve did without it,” and that investment in self surely paid off in this campaign.
For more information about Skims’ Fits Everybody collection, click here.
We made it to springtime, finally, but if those April showers are about to come your way, then Netflix has a boatload of new content to offer. And the better news is this: standup comedy is finally back in fuller swing. After a double dose of Chris Rock and Jim Jefferies, John Mulaney is back with his third Netflix special later this month. As well, the streaming service is bringing back the sweetly funny and charming Sweet Tooth, which does have some amusing moments amid the peril. For more comedy (with bite), Ali Wong and Steven Yeun team up for their own series, and Keri Russell returns to TV, too.
The library also receives fresh infusions of goodness, including the shattering Better Call Saul conclusion and Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight. Here’s everything coming to (and leaving) Netflix in April.
John Mulaney: Baby J (Netflix comedy special streaming 4/25)
John Mulaney has been through some stuff lately, to put it mildly. He’s now sober, and a relatively new father, and he’s ready to be funny again onstage. So, he filmed a new special, Baby J, to follow up on 2018’s Kid Gorgeous at Radio City, which is on our list of Best Comedy Specials on Netflix, and 2015’s The Comeback Kid. In other words, he’ll be back in his element after taking the stage at Boston’s Symphony Hall, so put this one on your calendar.
Sweet Tooth: Season 2 (Netflix series streaming 4/27)
This savory slam dunk from Team Downey starts Christian Convery as the title character, also known by his proper name of Gus. He’s sadly been separated by Jeppard (Nonso Anozie) as of the first season finale, and now, Gus must gather strength to push back against the Last Men along with his fellow hybrids. Also on tap this season: discovering why the Great Crumble happened and curing the ill. He’s got more gumption than the entire ensemble of The Walking Dead, alright.
BEEF (Netflix series streaming 4/6)
And speaking of The Walking Dead and its alleged shortcomings, former Glenn (RIP) actor Steven Yeun stars alongside Ali Long as two road ragers whose feud goes to one of the darkest places imaginable. This series is allegedly vegan-friendly despite the title. (It’s been a long day, forgive me.)
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The Diplomat (Netflix series streaming 4/20)
Keri Russell is back in espionage mode again, sort of. The Americans star plays a career diplomat who ends up over her head at work, and this leads her entire professional and personal lives to implode. Let’s hope that she receives some sort of visit from former co-star and husband Matthew Rhys because a cameo would not be unwelcome, and please let her kick some butt, too.
Better Call Saul: Season 6 (AMC series streaming 4/18)
It’s all come down to this for Slippin’ Jimmy. Prepare to possibly have your spirit crushed as this show approaches the Breaking Bad timeline with a cameo or two to offer along the way. Everyone stressed the heck out about Kim Wexler for good reason, so if you didn’t catch up live, this is your time to binge to your heart’s content.
Avail. 4/1 28 Days
A League of Their Own
American Hustle
Battleship
The Birds
Born on the Fourth of July
The Bourne Identity
The Bourne Supremacy
The Bourne Ultimatum
Charlie Wilson’s War
Conan the Destroyer
Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat
Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax
Friday Night Lights
Hatfields & McCoys: Season 1 Hoarders: Season 12 Hotel Transylvania
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
How to Train Your Dragon
I, Frankenstein
Inception
Inside Man
The Land Before Time (1988) Marnie
Matilda (1996) The Negotiator
Not Another Teen Movie
Psycho (1960) Puss in Boots
Shark Tale
Shrek Forever After
Smokey and the Bandit
Smokey and the Bandit II
Spider-Man
Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man 3
Thomas & Friends: The Mystery of Lookout Mountain
Zombieland
Weathering
Avail. 4/2 War Sailor: Limited Series
Avail. 4/3 Magic Mixies: Season 1 Surviving R. Kelly Part III: The Final Chapter: Season 1
Avail. 4/4 My Name Is Mo’Nique
The Signing
Avail. 4/5 Lewis Capaldi: How I’m Feeling Now
Avail. 4/6 BEEF
The Last Stand
Avail. 4/7 Chupa
Holy Spider
Kings of Mulberry Street: Let Love Reign
Oh Belinda
Thicker Than Water
Transatlantic
Avail. 4/8 Hunger
Avail. 4/10 CoComelon: Season 8
Avail. 4/11 All American: Homecoming Season 2 Leanne Morgan: I’m Every Woman
Avail. 4/12 American Manhunt: The Boston Marathon Bombing
CELESTE BARBER Fine, thanks
Operation: Nation
Smother-in-Law: Season 2
Avail. 4/13 The Boss Baby: Back in the Crib: Season 2 Florida Man
Obsession
Avail. 4/14 Phenomena
Queenmaker
Queens on the Run
Seven Kings Must Die
Avail. 4/15 Doctor Cha
Time Trap
Avail. 4/16 The Best Man Holiday
The Mustang
The Nutty Boy Part 2
Avail. 4/17 Oggy Oggy: Season 2
Avail. 4/18 Better Call Saul: Season 6 How to Get Rich
Longest Third Date
Avail. 4/19 Chimp Empire
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always
Avail. 4/20 The Diplomat
Tooth Pari: When Love Bites
Avail. 4/21 A Tourist’s Guide to Love
Chokehold
Indian Matchmaking: Season 3 One More Time
Rough Diamonds
Avail. 4/25 The Hateful Eight
The Hateful Eight: Extended Version: Season 1 John Mulaney: Baby J
Avail. 4/26 The Good Bad Mother
Kiss, Kiss!
Love After Music
Workin’ Moms: Season 7
Avail. 4/27 Firefly Lane: Season 2 Part 2 The Matchmaker
The Nurse
Sharkdog: Season 3 Sweet Tooth: Season 2
Avail. 4/28 InuYasha: Season 6 King of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch
And it’s your last chance to stream these titles:
Leaving 4/1 Turbo FAST: Seasons 1-3
Leaving 4/3 What Lies Below
Leaving 4/7 Hush
Leaving 4/9 New Girl: Seasons 1-7
Leaving 4/11 Married at First Sight: Season 10
Leaving 4/12 The Baker and the Beauty: Season 1
Leaving 4/18 Cuckoo: Seasons 1-5
Leaving 4/20 The Mr. Peabody and Sherman Show: Seasons 1-4
Leaving 4/23 We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks
Leaving 4/24 Bill Nye: Science Guy
Leaving 4/25 The IT Crowd: Series 1-5
Leaving 4/27 Señora Acero: Seasons 1-5
Leaving 4/28 Ash vs. Evil Dead: Seasons 1-3
Leaving 4/30 Den of Thieves
Empire State
Leap Year
Road to Perdition
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
The sports of baseball and softball have produced plenty of memorable moments over the years that revolve around a player being hell-bent on not getting tagged out at the plate. While you don’t see catchers get steamrolled all that often anymore, there have been plenty of examples over the years of baserunners having to find creative ways to get past a catcher who is standing between them and scoring a run.
All of that is to say that we have a new entry into this genre, and it could not be any more perfect. Ryan Silapan, a reporter with the Texas-based newspaper the Panola Watchman, posted a video to his Twitter account of Jada Walton, a senior at Carthage High School, scoring from second base on a line drive up the middle. She ran into the problem of a good throw in to the catcher which should have led to her getting tagged out, but she managed to avoid a tag on a few separate occasions.
She did, however, find herself in an unfortunate situation where her back was to the backstop and the catcher stood between herself and the plate. To remedy the situation, she went with the most Bugs Bunny method a person could possibly use in that situation: She pointed at nothing and hoped it would work. Somehow, someway, it did.
Carthage senior Jada Walton refused with every fiber of her being to be tagged out at home. pic.twitter.com/pusqLYNFno
We are a little over a month away from The National’s upcoming ninth studio album, First Two Pages Of Frankenstein. Today (March 21), the band has given us another preview of the album with their new song, “Eucalyptus.”
On “Eucalyptus,” lead vocalist Matt Berninger struggles with getting through a breakup. While he and his ex have done the hard part already, navigating the smaller parts seems to be just as challenging.
“What about the rainbow eucalyptus? What about the instruments / What about the Cowboy Junkies / What about the Afghan Whigs,” sings Beninger on one of the song’s chorus.
Upon the song’s release, Berninger revealed that the song tells the story of a couple deciding who gets what after a split.
“Throughout the record there’s a lot of looking into the abyss and wondering if a relationship has run its course,” Berninger said in a statement. “‘Eucalyptus’ is about a couple splitting up their possessions after a breakup — like, ‘What are we going to do with the spring water we get delivered, what’s going to happen to all these plants?’ It’s about all those little things you end up having to think about when you’ve become so connected to someone.”
The song’s accompanying music video features The National rehearsing at Long Pond Studio.
Listen to ‘Eucalyptus’ above.
First Two Pages Of Frankenstein is out 4/28 via 4AD. Find more information here.
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