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The sun may have set on Jason Oppenheim and Chrishell Stause‘s romance, but that doesn’t mean there’s bad blood between them.

Case in point: Jason’s reaction to a new video that Chrishell posted about her “deep connection” with Australian singer G Flip, who identifies as non-binary, after fans questioned her sexuality. On May 10, the Selling Sunset star and Oppenheim Group founder showed his support for Chrishell, who shared the four-minute video to break down her new relationship and send love to her ex.

In the clip, Chrishell said she believes “Jason and I genuinely want the best for each other.”

And though Jason “didn’t have someone [who he’s dating] to speak about” at recent Selling Sunset reunion special, during which Chrishell went public with her G Flip romance, the realtor explained that her ex is “living his best life—as he should.”

“I know he’s living his best life and I want that for him,” Chrishell continued of Jason, adding her new relationship with G Flip “doesn’t diminish that we have a real respect and love for each other.”

As Cam would say, why’d they have to “throw a wet blanket on our dreams?”

During a recent episode Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, host Andy Cohen noted that the season finale of Modern Family—which aired April 2020—left the door open for a potential Mitch and Cam spin-off series following their new life together in Missouri. So why did it not make it to our small screens? Well, Jesse Tyler Ferguson revealed that while “there were discussions” to bring the spin-off to life, “the network decided against it.”

“That’s the first time I’ve ever said that,” Jesse—who played Mitch on the series alongside Eric Stonestreet as Cam—added. “I think they were just wondering if this was the right family to still tell that story. We had been on for 11 years, I think they were ready to move in a different direction.

And while ABC may not want to continue telling the story of the Pritchett family, Andy helpfully added, “Hulu needs programming.”

C’mon Hulu, pull through for us—we need more Fizbo the Clown content in our lives!

We’ve got some good news and some bad news.

We’ll start with the unfortunate announcement that Dollface is canceled at Hulu. The series starred Kat Dennings, Shay Mitchell, Brenda Song and Esther Povitsky as a group of friends navigating work and romance in their late 20s. The show’s second season aired in February.

Likewise, Prime Video’s Jack Ryan has reached the end of the line. According to Deadline, John Krasinski is currently filming the fourth season, which will be the show’s last. 

On the bright side, Deadline‘s sources noted that Prime Video is considering a spin-off series starring Michael Peña, who is reportedly set to appear in Jack Ryan‘s final episodes. It’s speculated that Peña would play another character from Tom Clancy‘s Jack Ryan universe.

And Courteney Cox will be there for you in season two of her Starz comedy with Greg Kinnear, Shining Vale, about a family that moves into a haunted house.

Now that’s a hulk of a necklace.

Kim Kardashian shared a photo of the sparkly new chain her son Psalm West received for his third birthday on May 9. The blinged-out b-day gift appeared to feature a string of emeralds with a giant P-shaped pendant.

This isn’t the first piece of jewelry Psalm has received. The youngest of Kim and Kanye West‘s children also has a huge gold chain. After Ellen DeGeneres mistakenly assumed it was fake during a September episode of her talk show, Kim clarified, “No, it’s not.” 

Psalm enjoyed his big day with a Hulk-themed birthday party filled with Marvel-ous details including a Hulk Hands decor wall, a super cake and a giant green balloon tunnel.

Kim posted pictures from the bash to Instagram along with a tribute to her son. “Happy 3rd Birthday to my sweet baby Psalm,” she wrote. “Your smile lights up the room and your loud laugh and snuggles are the absolute best!!! My baby boy for life!!! I love you so much!”

While paying tribute to Rivera—who died in a drowning accident in 2020—Dorsey remembered the places they used to go, thinking of the restaurants where they used to eat, the street where he lived when they met and the store where he used to buy her flowers.  

“I miss my exit as I feel like I didn’t blink for 10 minutes as my mind was wandering with so many flashes,” he shared. “The harder I think about things, it’s harder to believe. Un-fu*king-believable, still that this is reality. That this is our real life and I have to blink hard & shake my head as if to snap out of it & grasp the facts of it all once and for all. The thing about LA for me is its like every mile or so I drive is a memory of an experience that stings bc it’s gone.”

His mind then went to Forest Lawn Drive, the street that enters the memorial park where Rivera was laid to rest. While Dorsey noted it will always “bring the memory of two summers ago,” he also wrote that the “memories prior to that I have to be grateful for & our son.”

“So I have my time & my talk & shed my tears,” he wrote. “Talk about the dumb s–t that set us apart. Thinking about regrets & how life could be, but how it is. Then I have to go on with my day and…that’s all we can do is go on, go on while we can.”

Jack Harlow has a first-class response to his viral video with Emma Chamberlain at the 2022 Met Gala.

The rapper, 24, broke down the buzz-worthy moment during the May 9 episode of The Tonight Show.

In case you missed it, Chamberlain, 20, interviewed Harlow for Vogue after he walked the red carpet at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 2. After the social media star and the artist talked about his outfit (he was wearing a Givenchy suit while she donned a Louis Vuitton ensemble) and what made him most excited about Fashion’s Biggest Night, Harlow signed off in an unforgettable way.

“Love ya! Bye!” he said before walking away. Chamberlain said the same and then had a reaction you just need to see. 

“That’s like a piece of art because there’s so many ways to interpret that, you know what I mean?” Harlow said when asked about the clip, which has accumulated almost 2.75 million views on Vogue‘s YouTube channel. “Everyone has a different take on what was going through her head. So, I’ll leave it up to interpretation.” 

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After he was discharged, Heather gave fans an update on Brayden’s health with a photo showing her and Tarek by Brayden’s side as he rested.

“We just left little man, he’s in pain but he’s a strong boy and he’s getting discharged today,” Heather wrote. “we all pulled together as a family during this stressful time.”

Sharing a similar sentiment to Christina, Heather noted, “The kids will always be the main priority to all of us!”

Christina later posted a sweet photo of Brayden resting on the couch with his older sister, Taylor El Moussa, 11, and his little brother, Hudson London Anstead, 2, who Christina shares with ex-husband Ant Anstead.

What is Eurovision?

The world’s largest live music event, the Eurovision Song Contest is an over-the-top international songwriting contest featuring artists representing primarily European countries. Each country submits a song to be performed live, with competing countries casting votes to determine a winner. Fifty-two different countries have performed at least once.

Since 2016, professional juries and voters from each country each award a separate set of points from 1 to 8, 10 and 12. The top 10 countries in both the jury and fan vote receive points.

Twenty-five total acts will qualify for the Grand Final. Italy, France, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom—called “The Big Five”—automatically advance to the Grand Final. They will be joined by the top 10 vote-getters from both semi-finals.

For a more detailed on how the Eurovision voting works, go here.

How can I watch?

For the second straight year, Peacock is the exclusive home of Eurovision in the United States, both live and on-demand. 

The first semi-final streams May 10, the second semi-final streams May 12 and the Grand Final streams on May 14. All three begin at 3:00 p.m. ET.

One state has reigned musically supreme!

After representatives from all 50 states, four territories and Washington D.C. competed for a chance at songwriting supremacy, American Song Contest finally picked a winner on the May 9 episode. 

The festivities kicked off with performances from the show’s two hosts, Kelly Clarkson and Snoop Dogg. Kelly performed “Whole Lotta Woman,” which pays tribute to her Texas roots, and Snoop performed “Who I Am? (What’s My Name).”

But then it was time to get down to business.

All ten finalists performed their original songs one final time—except for Washington’s Allen Stone, who wasn’t able to participate due to “personal reasons”—in a last chance to grab votes from the juried panel and viewers at home.

Voting was being tabulated in real time throughout the show.

Highlights included Grammy winner Michael Bolton representing his home state of Connecticut with his song “Beautiful World,” former The Voice winner Jordan Smith repping for Kentucky with his ballad “Sparrow” and Tennessee country crooner Tyler Braden‘s performance of “Seventeen.”