Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Pop Culture Jeopardy had an interesting category on the show last week. Colin Jost wanted to see how well the contestants knew these five people who were “Unalived on Film.”

When I saw the category title, I thought it was going to be about Zombies. If it was, then I would’ve been the brains in the bunch, and the Walking Dead would have a lot to eat. But, alas, it was not. Instead, it was about people who were killed in movies. And because of that, the Zombies walked on by me because there were no brains for them to munch on.

I thought that this version of the game show was going to be easy, but it is not. That is so not fair.

Bath & Body Works

Someone, somewhere, thought it would be a brilliant idea to have Bath & Body Works and Disney Princesses collaborate on a signature collection. And they were right. Therefore, the company needs to give that genius a raise so she can live happily ever after.

Starting on February 16th, the scents store is selling signature fragrances which will capture the essence of six Disney Princesses.

• Cinderella’s kindness is evoked through the blend of gardenia, musk and amber

• Tiana’s dreamy spirit is captured in notes of water lily, amber and wood

• Jasmine’s adventurous energy comes to life with jasmine, currants and woods

• Belle’s genuine nature is embodied by rose, buttercup and whipped vanilla

• Moana’s driven personality is expressed through a blend of green palms, plumeria and coconut

• Ariel’s curiosity is conveyed in the fresh notes of sea salt, citrus and coral waters

The scents will be available as candles, perfumes, soaps, and lotions.

I don’t know about you. But I want them all. They sound like they will all smell fabulous!

Will Karla Sofía Gascón attend the Oscars? – Celebitchy

Poor Aaron Rodgers – Pajiba

Naked Kansas City Chiefs fans – Drunken Stepfather

A police officer pulled the plug on Ed Sheeran – WDJX

Will Maddie be in Sweet Magnolias season 5? – Screen Rant

Things we’ve learned about Janis Joplin after she died – Grunge

Fox Sports/Twitter

While the Kansas City Chiefs had an awful night, Fox and Tubi had an excellent one.

According to the early Nielsen numbers, an average of 126 million viewers watched the Super Bowl yesterday on FOX, FOX Deportes, Tubi, Telemundo, and NFL digital properties. Making Super Bowl LIX the most-watched game in its 59-year history.

Streaming also saw record ratings. 14.5 million people watched the Philadelphia Eagles win, with 13.6 million viewers streaming it on Tubi.

The most watched 15 minutes came during the second quarter when 135.7 Million tuned in between 8-815p.

I thought the game was going to have fewer viewers because the match-up seemed like a repeat. And I was wrong.

Before Penn Badgley was secretly watching a woman in You, he was secretly being watched by Amanda Bynes on What I Like About You. Doesn’t the 16-year-old look cute with straight hair in that 2002 episode?

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