Keith Urban Is Reportedly Shacking Up With a 26-Year-Old

Fresh off locking down a custody agreement with Nicole Kidman that ended in the stereotypical “every other weekend with dad” approach, we may have a reason for that. Keith Urban is reportedly already living with 26-year-old country star Karley Scott Collins. Strangely, his daughters aren’t over the moon about all of that. Kids, right? - (Page Six)

I know absolutely less than nothing about the Bringing Up Bates family, the show, or any of the individuals connected to it, but my god, does it seem incredibly tasteless, narcissistic, and cruel to announce that you cheated on your wife the day after she revealed that she had a miscarriage. - (EW)

Former reality TV “personality” (I am definitely using that term loosely) Farrah Abraham confidently announced this week that she was running for mayor of Austin, TX. After being told that the election for mayor isn’t until 2028, she is now running for city council. Insert .gif of Mona-Lisa Saperstein “Money Please.” - (US Weekly)

The shelved 60 Minutes segment, which reported on El Salvador’s prisons, will air tonight. - (THR)

I don’t know that I fully believe in (or disbelieve in) ghosts, but like Emma Stone, I also talk to them to let them know— if they are here— they are welcome in my home, but I don’t want to see them. - (Celebitchy)

Stranger Things’ Joe Keery has a hit song with his band, and as a certified old person, I didn’t even know he was in a band. - (Vulture)

Speaking of stranger things and certified old people, that Candy Spelling magazine cover is sure something. - (Lainey Gossip)

Hey, so anyone wondering what the old, senile, rotting rutabaga is doing that’s totally the opposite of what he and his corrupt gang of miscreants and enablers claim to support and enforce? - (PEOPLE)

This is from last year; however, I think I might start linking it every Wednesday and Sunday when I do Pajiba Love. - (McSweeney’s)

Last Week Tonight probably wouldn’t have made it to its 13th season if it had stayed in its original format. - (LateNighter)

Is there a book you like set in a place where you have lived? In Cannonball Read’s first comment diversion of the year, jomidi shares how The Two-Family House by Lynda Cohen Loigman reflects her own experience, “I grew up in a two-family house in Brooklyn, with my grandparents downstairs and my family upstairs.” As Kit Moonstar says in her comment, “Sometimes a book has something so quintessentially that area that it transports you there.” (Cannonball Read 18)

Holy. Crap. Rufus is smarter than many people I know. (Please see rotting rutabaga comment above.) (PS: According to a news report, Rufus did, in fact, get home!)

This is Rufus. He cleverly escaped the shelter to run home after being picked up by animal control as a presumed stray. 14/10 a hound Houdini (IG: huntington_cw_animalshelter)

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— WeRateDogs (@weratedogs.com) January 15, 2026 at 2:24 PM

And bonus, because it’s very cold, and I hope everyone is staying warm. Don’t deactivate, though!

This is Dumpling. She got her very first sweater and promptly deactivated. 12/10 (TT: jmw495)

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— WeRateDogs (@weratedogs.com) January 15, 2026 at 12:19 PM