Trending This Week: May 25-31
Trending This Week: May 25-31
Catch up on the latest celebrity gossip and trending topics of the week.
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Kit Harington Wellness Retreat
A rep for “Game Of Thrones” star Kit Harington confirms to ET Canada that the actor is participating in a wellness retreat after tabloid reports claim he is in rehab.
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Teacher Writes Absolutely Pathetic on 2nd Grader Math Test
A Pennsylvania teacher is in hot water and could be fired for writing the phrase ‘absolutely pathetic’ on a 2nd graders math test. The child’s enraged father shared a photo of the test on Facebook where it went viral and triggered an online petition to get the teacher fired.
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Drake Raptors Game 5
Toronto’s own Drake joins crowds of fans at Jurassic Park to cheer on the Toronto Raptors who came out victorious in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
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First-Class Passenger Shaves Head on Plane
A passenger flying business class decided to shave his head out in the open in his seat. His classless act was captured on camera and the video was posted to the @PassengerShaming Instagram account where it went viral.
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Lamar Odom Threatened To Kill Khloe Kardashian
Lamar Odom opens up about some of his darkest moments and admits he owes Khloe Kardashian and her family an apology while discussing his new tell-all book “Darkness to Light: A Memoir” on “Good Morning America”.
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Pink’s Love, Hate Relationship with Social Media
Pink reveals she’s cutting back on sharing personal intimate moments of her life and her family on social media after taking heat for some recent posts and aims to keep her private life more private.
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Alex Trebek In People Magazine
After announcing his stage 4 pancreatic cancer diagnosis, “Jeopardy” host Alex Trebek in on the cover of People magazine, opening up about his health and treatment progress.
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Michigan Women Wins Court Appeal Against Police Marking Car Tires
A Michigan women fed up of paying more than a dozen parking tickets took police to court and won. The women challenged the wide-spread practice of police marking car tires with white chalk to determine how long they’ve stayed in a parking spot.
