It’s looking hopeful that there may be more mother-daughter hood-sittin’ to come for Britney and Lynne Spears as they did above way back in 2015 before Britney would later go scorched earth on all of the Spearses in response to her 13-year conservatorship and the subsequent familial battle of money and will that ended it. As we learned yesterday, Lynne flew out to L.A. to visit Britney at her dancin’ mansion on Wednesday after the two had been estranged for several years. And, it seems they must’ve been very efficient with their 30 minutes since Britney then posted that she’d finally been able to let out what she’d been harboring toward Lynne over the years, and the two have smoothed things over.

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Even though we don’t hear from him as much as we used to (Thank the Heavens!), the ripples of Kanye West‘s ill-fated partnership with Adidas are still sending waves crashing against his supposed good name. Apparently, prior to his line of expensive apocalyptic zombie wear, Nike tried to warn Adidas about the dangers of partnering with Kanye. Mainly because he’s an unstable self-proclaimed Christian Genius Billionaire who thrives on chaos. And chaos is exactly what Adidas got from Kanye, who took them through different levels of petulant childishness with their partnership as Nike snickered in the background before screaming, “We told you so!”

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Now that Sam Levinson has finished with his latest problematic show, The Idol, starring and developed by Abel “The Weeknd” Tesfaye, he’s looking to his next step. And it might not be TV, as he says that with his son nearing adolescence, he’s looking to create something that he can soon experience–like a version of The Goonies. Which, if you’ve never seen, is about a group of poor kids who try to save their homes from becoming a country club in foreclosure and go on a wild adventure that includes the mob and potentially lethal traps. So in Sam Levinson’s version, the kids will turn to selling drugs to save their houses and will get killed in a shootout with the mob over a deal gone wrong.

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Though the unsavory and immoral players of Scandoval have overshadowed most of the other many miscreants of Bravo for the past few months, lawless scammer extraordinaire Jen Shah still exists–though in captivity. She began serving a 6 ½ year prison sentence (that’s already been reduced by a year) back in February for pleading guilty to wire fraud in a telemarketing lead generation scam that mostly targeted the elderly. Up until now, we’ve only gotten a glimpse into her incarceration in the form of two badly written “Jen’s Diary” entries on her website, which hilariously has a spot where you can provide your email address (DON’T). But a pic of her in prison recently surfaced, and now she wants an investigation to see who was behind the camera. And shocking to no one, her victims haven’t seen a dime of the restitution she promised to pay back, so the Feds are hoping to garnish her The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City checks.

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Waaaayyy before Sam Levinson’s insatiable need to force his audience into watching naked “high schooler,” there was Franco Zeffirelli, who directed the 1968 Romeo and Juliet film.  The film features a scene where we see the bare butt of Leonard Whiting (Romeo) and the bare breasts of Olivia Hussey (Romeo), and well, they were underage at the time. Olivia was 15, and Leonard was 16. And back in January, Olivia and Leonardo, who are now both 72, filed a $500 million lawsuit against Paramount Pictures for sexually exploiting them as minors and for distributing nude images of children. But word just dropped that the judge is throwing out the case.

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