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Did Britney Spears and Sam Asghari Get Married Already?

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | December 2, 2021 |

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | December 2, 2021 |


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One of the major things Britney Spears wanted to do as soon as her conservatorship is over is get married to Sam Asghari and start pumping out his babies. Well, he’s already calling her his “wife”, so was there a ceremony at Johnny Rockets we all missed? (Instagram)

Dating Kanye may have sent Irina Shayk running back to Bradley Cooper. (Lainey Gossip)

Selena Gomez isn’t afraid to hop in the comments and set people straight. A solid move if there ever was one. (Dlisted)

The World Tennis Association pulls all tournaments out of China as the Peng Shuai situation continues to be some supremely f*cked up shit. (Celebitchy)

From Roxana: A very informative deep dive into how the LOTR series made Gollum into a character, how Andy Serkis and 18 animators worked together, and what has happened to acting since. From culture critic Isaac Butler. (Polygon)

From Seth: Lol, been there. (TikTok)

From Jen: Everything will eventually be a Netflix movie. (Variety)

And now for another Twitter grab bag courtesy because, honestly, I don’t know why I didn’t start doing these sooner.

From Roxana: This thread is an enraging journey.

From Petr:

From Claude: “she says no but she didn’t say no fast if you get what I mean”

From Steven: Be the medieval terror vagina that you want to see in the world.

Actual doctor Ken Jeong has words for Omicron skeptics. (AV Club)

So, apparently, nobody in or around the Rust set ever touched the gun or bullets that somehow killed a woman. Is that what we’re going with here? (THR)

Ridley Scott almost made Dune instead of David Lynch, but he couldn’t stand the thought of working in Mexico, so he passed. (IndieWire)

Scootsa1000 was having a hard time writing reviews, so she decided to review three novellas from Frederik Backman and Rainbow Rowell. Rowell’s If the Fates Allow was her favorite. "I could have read 900 pages about Reagan and COVID." Has it been harder for you to do things you enjoyed pre-pandemic? (Cannonball Read 13)