Before Tara Reid was drinking in college in Van Wilder, she was doing it in high school in California Dreams. She looks the same now as she did when she was 21 in that 1996 episode.
Tonight at 8:30p on CBS, Trevor (Asher Grodman) gets some sad news on Ghosts. While Jay (Utkarsh Ambudkar) is out fishing with some guests from the Woodstone Manor B&B, one of them catches his skull.
Actually, Trevor is not that broken up about that, especially after his parents (Chip Zein and Laraine Newman) come to the last place where their son was alive at before he died.
However, this is where the sad news kicks in. Trevor finds out his parents got divorced, and he thinks his death is why it happened. So he asks Jay and Sam (Rose McIver) to get his parents back together. Therefore, they decided to throw him a memorial service, and Tara Reid, his celebrity crush, shows up to pay her respect. What does she say about the man that she spent some time with when he was alive?
Oh wait, you want to know if his parents get back together? I am not going to tell you that. I am just going to say to you I haven’t stopped speaking Yiddish since I watched this meshugana episode. Oy! It’s like the perfect schmear of cream cheese on a NY bagel! Plus, Grodman gives a performance that will give any bubbie naches!
Zac Efron has spent a lot of time in Australia. And now we know he loves to go under. Not as in the country. That’s right. Perrie Kap said on the podcast This One Friend that her one friend said that the actor likes to perform oral on women, according to Daily Mail.
You can say he is starving for it! And this is more proof of why Zac Efron is the perfect guy.
BTW Am I the only one wondering if is this how he really broke his jaw a few years ago???
What a year Troy Kotsur is having. First, he won several awards, including an Oscar, for his role in CODA. And now, on Sunday, the Mesa native is going to sign the national anthem at the Super Bowl in Arizona.
“I’m going to play the character of Francis Scott Key, who wrote the national anthem,” Kotsur told 3TV/CBS 5. “And I plan to tell it from his perspective in the way that I’m signing it, so I really analyzed his history when he was writing this song so I am going to become like him and what he saw during the war.”
Kotsur wants young deaf kids to see his performance and know they can do anything he has done.
Paramount+ is giving us a paranormal murder mystery that is full of teen angst. That is because Maddie (Peyton List) was murdered and is trapped in the high school where she died until she can figure out who killed her.
Luckily for Maddie, but unluckily for the other School Spirits, she is not the only student who is sentenced to detention in purgatory hell.
Will she be able to find her missing body? We will just have to tune in for the first three episodes on March 9th and the five following Thursdays to find out.
