Young Thug Gets Tattoo in Honor of Late Dog Ms. Tootie

Either Donald Trump read phonetically off a teleprompter or he had upper legs on the brain with a word gaff while on the campaign trail in Clyde, OH on Aug. 6. He just finished touring a Whirlpool plant and was talking about overseas trade when he called Thailand “Thighland.” He spoke about “shifting production to Thighland and Vietnam,” before realizing he completely mangled the Southeast Asian nation’s name and went back and repeated it the way it is supposed to be said. But it was enough for him to get dragged on Twitter, especially in light of his “Yo-semite” debacle on Aug. 4, where he couldn’t correctly pronounce the name of America’s most famous national park.

dog's paw was at risk of degloving after being bitten by a snake in the park. Darren Mclean had been left shocked after being told his dog's paw was severely injured in the attack.He was out walking his five-year-old dog Ronnie, when it was bitten by a snake in Brixington Park on July 29.

Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne have revealed that they're finding it difficult being apart as they took to social media to pine for one another.The loved up couple both shared a sweet snap of the pair relaxing on holiday with just minutes between each post.Dan, 29, is currently in Turkey with friends including former Hollyoaks actor Jake Quickenden treating himself to a set of new gnashers at one of the country's most famous cosmetic clinics.However, the former The Only Way Is Essex star admitted that his wife was still on his mind while she remained at home taking care of their daughters.Tattoo artist Dan took to his Instagram, page to share a snap of himself and Jacqueline from a holiday to Dubai, revealing how much he missed his wife

Tekashi 6ix9ine, 24, is enjoying his freedom! The rapper — who just finished his house arrest sentence — hit the streets of NYC on Aug. 6 in an interesting vehicle choice: a throwback red wagon! Tekashi, née Daniel Hernandez, was seen dragged by a security guard as he casually chowed down on a tasty ice cream sandwich. He kept his signature braid look as he rocked a matching sweatshirt and sneakers, as a crew of guards surrounded the slow-moving wagon.

Zach Braff has gotten a new tattoo in honour of his late friend Nick Cordero. The 45-year-old actor is celebrating the memory of his friend Nick with a new inking, after the Broadway star died in July following a battle with coronavirus that lasted nearly 100 days.

Scrubs star Zach Braff has paid the ultimate tribute to his late friend, Nick Cordero, by getting a tattoo of the actor. Broadway star Nick sadly died in July at the age of 41 due to complications with coronavirus. Zach, 45, was close friends with the actor and has been supporting Nick’s wife Amanda Kloots and their one-year-old son Elvis. Los Angeles-based tattoo artist, Doctor Woo, unveiled Zach’s new ink on Instagram.

A twisted couple filmed themselves performing sex acts on their dog and kept the footage on a secret computer file titled 'Do not view - delete if we die'.

In a piece of news that got lost earlier this week by most of the entertainment media, the Sundance Institute won approval from the City Council of Park City, Utah on a number of items regarding the 2021 edition of the festival. Most notably, the festival will now run from Jan.

Variety, ‘The American Song Contest’ is set to debut on US television during the 2021 holiday season.Variety report that the format of the US version will be similar to the European one and will “position the artists head-to-head against other states in a series of televised qualifier competitions, leading to semi-finals” and a “primetime Grand Finale.”The makers behind the show, Propagate Content, are also reportedly creating ‘The American Song Contest Academy’, a group of music professionals who will, alongside regional audiences, select artists from 50 states to take part.The Eurovision Song Contest has run for six decades and attracts an audience of over 200 million to its grand finale.Executive producer of the new show, Ben Silverman,

Ulrika Jonsson got inked on Wednesday, not once, not twice – but four times!The star shared the news on Instagram, and we can't get over the design she opted for.MORE: Ulrika Jonsson reveals fears for daughter's life in wake of COVID-19 "Was booked in for more ink the week of Lockdown," wrote Ulrika. "Finally, got there today.

HBO's doc series about the rigging of the McDonald's Monopoly game, helmed by James Lee Hernandez and Brian Lazarte, was so fascinating to Mark Wahlberg that he signed on as an executive producer. The series, which premiered on Feb.

Zach Braff is memorializing his late friend Nick Cordero with some special ink.

production shutdown in March but will return to some level of normality from next week.ViacomCBS CEO Bob Bakish revealed the news on the company’s earnings call this morning.

Bryan Cranston is returning to TV in the limited series “Your Honor”.

La La Anthony, 39, had a lengthy chat with Essence Magazine which included a big part about her son Kiyan, 13. It was a baby came first situation for her and hubby Carmelo, 36, who welcomed him into the world three years before the superstar couple tied the knot in 2010. “My son is at the center of everything,” she said during the chat. “He is watching us, so if we’re out here being reckless or not leading with love, then what kind of example are we setting for him about how he should treat women or how people treat and love each other?”

Millie Bobby Brown is bidding farewell to a loyal companion.

Justin Kroll Senior Film ReporterEXCLUSIVE: Konwiser Brothers Media has landed the rights to the documentary The World’s Most Dangerous Radio Station, which tells the story of the first Hip-Hop radio station, 1580 KDAY, and its founder and legendary Music Director/Assistant Program Director, Greg Mack.The doc recounts the dawn of Hip Hop when an obscure Los Angeles AM radio station and its maverick programmer was instrumental in the early careers of Jay Z, Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, Run DMC, Queen Latifah, Ice-T and many others.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorAmazon Studios has picked up to series to A League Of Their Own, a reimagining of Penny Marshall’s 1992 film, from co-creators Abbi Jacobson (Broad City), who also stars, and Will Graham (Mozart in the Jungle), and Sony Pictures TV.Your Complete Guide to Pilots and Straight-to-Series ordersThe hourlong series, described as a fresh approach to Marshall’s classic about the real-life All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, will follow brand new characters who embody the spirit of a generation of women who dreamed to play professional baseball.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterAmazon’s series adaptation of “A League of Their Own” has been ordered to series, Variety has learned.Like the 1992 Penny Marshall film, the hour-long series will tell the story of an entire generation of women who dreamed of playing professional baseball. The show will also explore race and sexuality, following the journey of a whole new ensemble of characters as they carve their own paths towards the field, both in the League and outside of it.The series is co-created and executive produced by “Broad City” alum Abbi Jacobson and Will Graham, with Jacobson also starring.“There’s no crying in baseball, or at Prime Video,” said Vernon Sanders, co-head of television for Amazon Studios.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaNext year’s Sundance Film Festival will be significantly shorter than previous editions of the annual celebration of the best in indie cinema. The news comes after Sundance previously announced that it would upend the way it was hosting the 2021 version of the festival due to coronavirus, adding virtual screenings and talks to the program.Organizers for the event sought and received approval from the Park City Council this week to trim the festival from 11 days to seven.