ANNIE POTTS from “Designing Women” played the receptionist for the male Ghostbusters. Her part was pretty inconsequential. CHRIS HEMSWORTH has joined the cast of the female-led “Ghostbusters” movie as THE RECEPTIONIST
CARRIE UNDERWOOD was the big winner at last night’s “CMT Music Awards”. “Something In The Water” won Video of the Year and Female Video of the Year . . . and her duet with MIRANDA LAMBERT on “Somethin’ Bad” took home the buckle for Collaborative Video of the Year. The big musical opening featured LADY ANTEBELLUM and electronic dance music artist ZEDD. They did a mashup of Lady A’s “Long Stretch of Love” and Zedd’s “Beautiful Now”. The CMTs are more about performances than awards. It’s been 10 years since REBA MCENTIRE performed on the CMTs and she rocked her song “Going Out Like That”. ZAC BROWN BAND performed “Homegrown” and it was solid. ERIC CHURCH did a stripped-down performance of “Like A Wrecking Ball”. The most entertaining performance of the night was JAKE OWEN who was lowered to the stage on an inflatable mattress to perform “Real Life”. KELLIE PICKLER and BILLY RAY CYRUS completely bombed trying to be funny while promoting their reality shows. Here’s your complete list of last night’s winners . . .
- Video of the Year: “Something In The Water”, Carrie Underwood
- Male Video of the Year: “Play It Again”, Luke Bryan
- Female Video of the Year: “Something In The Water”, Carrie Underwood
- Group Video of the Year: “Bartender”, Lady Antebellum
- Duo Video of the Year: “Dirt”, Florida Georgia Line
- Collaborative Video of the Year: “Somethin’ Bad”, Miranda Lambert featuring Carrie Underwood
- CMT Performance of the Year: “Turn The Page” . . . Jason Aldean and Bob Segeron “CMT Crossroads”
- Breakthrough Video of the Year: “Leave The Night On”, Sam Hunt
“Life & Style” magazine says MILEY CYRUS is getting dangerously thin. She’s 5-foot-5 and should weigh between 119 and 149 pounds. But she’s down to 99 pounds, because she goes days without eating any, quote, “real, solid food.” Instead she just downs Twix bars and jelly beans.
A girl named Kelly Marcel wrote the screenplay for the “Fifty Shades of Grey” movie, but she’s so upset by the finished product that she won’t watch it. She says, “My heart really was broken by that process . . . just don’t feel like I can watch it without feeling some pain about how different it is to what I initially wrote.”
GEORGE CLOONEY’s “Tomorrowland” could lose up to $140 million for Disney. The movie cost $180 million to make, and another $150 million to market. So far, it’s only made $169.9 million worldwide.
RAVEN-SYMONE is officially replacing ROSIE O’DONNELL on “The View” as a full-time co-host. They announced it on yesterday’s show. She’s already guest-hosted the show 37 times.
THOMAS RHETT and BRETT ELDREDGE are co-headlining the next “CMT on Tour”. It’s called the “Boots and Suits Tour” . . . and the dates will be announced soon. DANIELLE BRADBERY will open all the shows.
The Duggar family is under investigation again by the Arkansas Department of Human Services and police were called when the family refused to cooperate, In Touch magazine is reporting exclusively in its new issue that hits newsstands today.
Fred Savage says you’ll never see Kevin and Winnie all grown up in an on-screen Wonder Years reunion. “The show was about a time in your life. You can’t really go back to it. You can’t all be 12 again, and that’s why that time in our life is so special and why all the memories still stay with us and warm us and haunt us and all those things – because we can’t go back to it.”
BRAD PAISLEY isn’t the only country artist who gets to open for the ROLLING STONES on their Zip Code tour. RASCAL FLATTS will have the honor when it stops in Indianapolis on July 4th.
The fourth game of the “NBA Finals” between the Warriors and the Cavaliers at 9:00 p.m. Eastern on ABC
The 10th season finale of “Bones” at 8:00 p.m. on Fox.
Shia LaBeouf is 29
Dr. Mehmet Oz is 55
Hugh Laurie is 56
