If Amy Schumer Is Trying To Fuel the Divorce Rumors, It's Working

As divorce rumors continue to swirl around Amy Schumer thanks to her recent and frequently flaunted weight loss, the official word has been that everything is fine, but the couple is working through some things. In other words, yes, there’s smoke, but everyone should stop assuming there’s fire. Got it. One small thing though, what are we supposed to do with Amy Schumer not wearing her wedding ring? (Instagram)

Jenna Ortega, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Celine Song serve looks at the Marrakech International Film Festival. (Lainey Gossip)

Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton would like some of that celebrity break-up action, too, please. (Celebitchy)

What is it with this administration and cosplay? (Wonkette)

From Kayleigh: “Iggy Azalea says she has ‘no interest’ in returning to music.” Is that a promise? (Billboard)

James Cameron’s Na’vi are nothing like “horrifying” AI actors. (A.V. Club)

David Dastmalchian answers every question Roxana has about Prisoners. (Vulture)

Amazon’s God of War series is picking up steam. (Deadline)

From Andrew: A+ Baseball joke. (TikTok)

Guy Pearce learned a hard lesson about social media “activism.” (The Wrap)

Sydney Sweeney heard the internet likes Shrek. (Page Six)

This week Cannonball Read has recommendations for books that would make great gifts. Jen K discovered the joy of bourbon while living in Nashville and recommends Susan Reigler’s Kentucky Bourbon as an excellent history of bourbon in Kentucky and resource for touring distilleries. “Reading through this book, it is also fascinating to see how some names weave in and out of different narratives and how brands evolve, how mergers and acquisitions happen.” What has become a big interest to you recently? (Cannonball Read 17)

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