Josh Groban. Andy Bernard’s family keeps getting bigger and dorkier, but in a good way. The Office already cast Stephen Collins and Dee Wallace as the parents to Ed Helms’s character, but now they’ve found his brother: Josh Groban, your mom’s favorite singer turned occasional actor who’s been game to send up his image all of a sudden by playing a semi-douche in both Crazy, Stupid, Love and Glee (which cast him as a bizarro, New Directions–hating version of himself).
Getting the band back together — almost! No Doubt members Tom Dumont, Tony Kanal and Adrian Young — sans frontwoman Gwen Stefani — are joining forces with AFI singer Davey Havok to form a new supergroup,Billboard reports.
The foursome doesn’t have a name or a record label yet, but they have already completed an album and are being managed by Green Day’s Pat Magnarella.
Stefani, who last toured with the band in 2015, recently hired music heavyweight Irving Azoff as her new manager and will release her third solo album (her first since 2006), This Is What the Truth Feels Like, on March 18.
Jamie Wannell is an English entertainer as of late at the center of attention for his appearance in the new film I Used to Be Well known.
Born in Chertsey, Surrey, the entertainer is known for assuming the essential part in the extraordinary apparition story “Widow’s Stroll,” with Miranda Raison as Eve, David Caverns as Joe, Anthony Howell as Bluff, and Virginia McKenna as Myrtle.
tvguidetime.com Composed and coordinated by Alexandra Boyd, the film plots the tale of a lady (Eve) whose spouse was killed in Afghanistan.
Alex Rodriguez is reportedly finalizing a deal to purchase the Minnesota Timberwolves less than a year after he failed to purchase the New York Mets. According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, Rodriguez and Marc Lore are finalizing their $1.5 million deal with the team. If everything works out well for the duo, Rodriguez and Lore will take over the Minnesota Timberwolves in 2023. From now until the end of 2022, the team will be under its current majority owner, Glen Taylor.
Allies in unlikely places. Amber Rose was vocal in her support for Kim Kardashian following the explosive controversy surrounding the reality star’s nude selfie, and the model explained why in an interview with ABC’s Nightline on Thursday, March 10.
“I thought she looked beautiful,” Rose, 29, told ABC’s Juju Chang. “I think she’s a great mom, and I’m gonna stick up for Kim. People think Kim and I are archenemies, and we’re really not.