KANYE WEST IS STILL WEARING HIS WEDDING RING
Kanye West may have been annoyed that people thought his upcoming divorce wasn’t his idea, but he seems to be holding on to the marriage longer than Kim Kardashian.
Apparently the soon-to-be-single artist stopped by to see his good buddy, DJ Khaled, at 8am. After ‘Ye had Khaled’s chef prepare him eggs with ketchup and vegan bacon, they listened to “Khaled Khaled,” which drops tomorrow. Mr. “We Da Best” posted a picture where you can see that ‘Ye is still wearing his wedding ring.Check it out below...
For the most part, Kim stopped wearing her ring months ago.
Source: DJ Khaled
KHLOE POSTS CRYPTIC TWEET AMID TRISTAN THOMPSON CHEATING ALLEGATIONS
Now that another Tristan Thompson cheating allegation has surfaced, Khloé Kardashian is back to posting the cryptic messages. As I told you, Sydney Chase claims that she and the baller “hung out” before she found out he was in a relationship. Once she found out, she cut him off.
“If you have been brutally broken, but still have the courage to be gentle to others, then you deserve a love deeper than the ocean itself,” the reality star tweeted earlier this week.
One of Khloé’s followers told her, “No honey. This is romanticizing bad choices. If you keep loving people that screw you over, maybe you need to go to therapy to figure out why you trusted them in the first place.” And of course, someone had to bring up the last girl Tristan was caught with by saying, “Gentle to others after all of the dragging of [Jordyn Woods].” So far, Khloé hasn’t given a direct comment.
Source:Khloé Kardashian
HBO MAX'S CHEAPER VERSION WILL BE $10, WITH ADS, AND NO MOVIES
HBO recently announced plans to introduce a cheaper version of HBO Max, since most people aren't exactly sitting on piles of money right now. And they revealed the details yesterday.
The cheaper version will debut in June. I'll be $9.99 a month, instead of $14.99 . . . and as expected, it'll have ads. They're NOT adding commercials to HBO shows . . . so, they won't cut away from"Game of Thrones"to show an ad for Charmin.
Instead, they're adding ads to the shows they've licensed for HBO Max, like "The Big Bang Theory"and "Friends". Other ads might also appear on the service.
Most of the content will be the same in the lower tier . . . but it WON'T include WarnerMedia's upcoming slate of theatrical releases. This year, they are releasing most of their major movies in theaters and on HBO Max simultaneously.
However, that's just a temporary loss. WarnerMedia has already announced that they're going back to the usual theater-first model in 2022.