A month ago, Twisted Sister announced that Dee Snider was retiring from the band due to health issues, which include degenerative arthritis and heart issues.
The band was supposed to go on tour for their 50th anniversary, but without him, it looked like that was not going to happen.
However, the band found a new singer to hit the road with them. The statement reads, “Twisted Sister members Jay Jay French and Eddie Ojeda are thrilled to announce that iconic vocalist and front man Sebastian Bach will be fronting the band for a handful of select dates this fall.”
Bach was great with Skid Row, but I am not sure how I feel about his taking over for Snider. Not because I don’t think he is worthy, but he is just not Snider. And the band, in my opinion, is nothing without him.
Are you going see Twisted Sister with Sebastian Bach?
Before Annette Bening was married to the guy from Shampoo, she had shampoo in her hair in The Great Outdoors. She looks the same now as she did when she was 30 in that 1988 movie.
To hear what she told Seth Meyers on Late Night about working with a real bear in that film, then click here!
Vampires smell like death, and knowing that takes away from their sexiness, which we imagined oozed from them in movies like the ones in the Twilight franchise. So there has to be a way to make them smell better, and there is.
Lions Gates and Scentbird teamed up for Twilight Eau de Parfum, so that Bella and Edward can smell like life and not decay. And we can also smell like them.
The perfume is described as, “Plum butter opens with velvety warmth, blending into night-blooming tuberose and moon flower for a soft, after-dark glow. Notes of decadent macadamia and creamy woods finish the fragrance, capturing the essence of a story where love transcends time.”
Is that the fragrance you suspected that the non-living people of Forks, Washington, emitted? Whether you did or did not, you can now smell like it for a limited time.
Yesterday, ABC promoted Abbott Elementary to fifth grade. Today, the network told High Potential, 9-1-1, and 9-1-1 Nashville that they want the three shows back on the schedule next season.
High Potential is ABC’s most-watched show in the overnights, so a third season was a given. And 9-1-1 and 9-1-1: Nashville are always good to get buzz, so bring on season 10 and season 2, respectively.
Since the network made all four announcements on social media, I will be refreshing the Will Trent pages because ABC’s most-watched show after seven-day totals better be back to solve more crimes.
Which renewal are you most excited about? And which show’s future are you waiting to find out about?
