It seems like everyone is cancelling their concerts these days, and Joan Jett is the latest artist to do so. And she is doing it for a good reason, so don’t give her a bad reputation for doing so.
Her people wrote: “Following a recent injury, Joan Jett has undergone orthopedic surgery on a fractured vertebrae and will begin the necessary healing process. In close consultation with her doctors, Joan will not be able to perform at her forthcoming September scheduled shows in Costa Mesa, CA on September 5th and in Louisville, KY on September 24th. While Joan hates to disappoint fans, she will be taking this time to focus on physical therapy and healing. She’s looking forward to delivering tremendous concerts for many years to come.”
Hopefully, she will be feeling better by her 68th birthday on September 22nd. Then back on the road, reminding them why they love Rock’n’Roll.
In July, Peacock debuted The Five Star Weekend, a series about five women getting together in Nantucket for a weekend to support their friend who suddenly lost her husband a few months earlier, and people tuned in. So many that it is now the streamer’s most-watched scripted series. Therefore, they announced today that they picked it for a second season.
“Regina [Hall], Chloe [Sevingy], Gemma [Chan], D’Arcy [Carden] and I have had the best time talking to people about ‘The Five Star Weekend.’ We’re so happy you love it as much as we loved making it for you,” said star and executive producer Jennifer Garner. “If you’re curious about what’s going to happen next, imagine how we feel! We’re grateful to Elin [Hilderbrand], Bekah [Brunstetter], our producers, directors and Peacock for hosting the ultimate girls’ weekend that will be season two.”
You can watch all eight episodes on Peacock, and find out why people, including me, are loving the buddy dramedy.
Before D’Arcy Carden worked in Hell in The Good Place, she worked in a restaurant in Homeschooled. She looks the same now as she did when she was 29 in that 2009 episode.
Yesterday, NBC announced that they are doing an all-“celebrity” version of The Voice in the Spring. However, there was one celebrity missing from the press release.
Who is it? It is Carson Daly. So is the man who has been hosting the singing competition show since day one leaving the series after 30 seasons? “Nope,” he wrote in a social media post. “We’re gonna try out these 2 formats this fall/spring & see how it goes! Hopefully this post clears up any confusion. I am still hosting the show currently. In fact, I have hosted & produced every single second of the show since day 1, 30 seasons. 16 years. I’ll be producing Celeb Voice only & helping it launch from behind the scenes.”
Keke Palmer will be stepping into his shoes for the celebrity edition.
