A recent survey asked people to identify the best on-screen friendships of all time in TV and movies . . . Here’s the Top 10:
- Joey and Chandler from “Friends”
- Monica and Rachel from “Friends”
- Harry and Ron from the “Harry Potter” movies
- Woody and Buzz from the “Toy Story” movies
- Carrie and the girls from “Sex and the City”
- Thelma and Louise from, well, “Thelma and Louise”
- Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble from “The Flintstones”
- Shrek and Donkey from the “Shrek” movies
- Christopher Robin and Winnie the Pooh from “Winnie the Pooh”
- Starsky and Hutch from “Starsky and Hutch”
OPRAH just got over a bad case of pneumonia. Her lung specialist was actually worried, but psyched when she got better. Oprah says, “I could tell he was like, ‘Not on my watch is this going to happen.'”
GWEN STEFANI didn’t even know BLAKE SHELTON existed until “The Voice”. “I didn’t even know that he was a human being on this planet.”
KELSEA BALLERINI’s song, “Homecoming Queen” is NOT about her high school years. Not even close. “I was never the homecoming queen, I was whatever the opposite of that was. It’s about people who SEEM to have it all together and are leading a charmed life. The reality is that nobody does. We live in a world where we all feel like we have to be filtered, perfect and happy all the time. And it’s unrealistic. It leads to a lot of anxiety. You’re allowed to have a bad day, feel insecure, grow and push through that, and then have a good day.’ It was a song about giving myself permission to feel however I feel.” “Homecoming Queen” will be on her next album, which she hopes to have out next spring.
JUSTIN MOORE is doing something different on his Late Nights and Longnecks Tour. He asked one of his heroes, TRACY LAWRENCE, to be one of his openers. Justin says, “Tracy is somebody I’ve looked up to for a lot of years, and I think it’s just perfect timing for he and I to go out together. I have so much respect for him.” The tour kicks off January 16th in Dodge City, Kansas.
Some country stars seem to love show business. Every time you see Luke Bryan or Dolly Parton on TV they’re all smiles . . . and Garth Brooks’ autograph sessions are legendary. And then there’s SAM HUNT, who treats fame like in-laws. Yes, you love and appreciate them, but it would be SO nice if they’d just leave you alone. He was asked him if he “likes ANY aspect of fame.” He said, “I have my qualms with the way fame is celebrated in pop culture. Trying to figure out where I want to stand, how much I want to contribute to the parts of it that aren’t healthy. It’s a learning process I’m still trying to figure out.” Then he realized how lucky he was and changed his course. “But I never want to come across as ungrateful, because I’m super grateful that people think enough of me to spend their hard-earned money to spend their time supporting us. “They’ve changed my life, they’ve given me a future with my wife and my family. I’m really grateful so I never want my hesitance to be in the spotlight to come across as ungratefulness.”
Lenny Kravitz took to Twitter to reveal he recently lost a pair of sunglasses after a show in Los Angeles. Kravitz said, “I’m missing this pair of sunglasses after my show in LA at the Shrine this weekend. They are incredibly sentimental to me, they are vintage and they belonged to a family member.” He provided an email and reiterated that there would be no questions asked.
ANTONIO BROWN is going back to college.
KELLY RIPA returned to “Live” yesterday, after missing Thursday and Friday’s shows with some sort of illness.
MIRANDA LAMBERT took her husband and crew to a goat yoga class.
Mean Joe Greene is 73.
