HBO’s award-winning show We’re Here follows former RuPaul’s Drag Race contestants Eureka O’Hara, Bob the Drag Queen, and Shangela as they pack up suitcases of glitter, make-up, and love to spread around the nation. Their mission is to turn small towns into One Night Only drag shows before sashaying away to another location to repeat the process. What they’re NOT supposed to be doing, however, is becoming Harvey Weinsteins in wigs wreaking havoc on their co-workers. And unfortunately, this is what’s being alleged by a former crew member who claims he was sexually assaulted by Shangela. But Shangela is lip-syncing for his innocence by refuting these claims as utterly untrue.

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Just last month, it was announced that Kim Kardashian will be joining the 12th season of Ryan Murphy’s American Horror Story: Delicate because her performance in PAW Patrol was obviously gripping! Patti LuPone, Sharon Stone, and fans of the show have been quick to condemn the decision because Kim’s not an actress. This is extra awkward since half of the scripted projects she’s been in; she just had to play herself. But this time, Kim’s got an acting coach, and she’s going to prove us all wrong!!! Or die (of humiliation) trying.

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Welp, it’s a bad day for Nick Cannon, because 33-year-old Taylor Swift’s baby hole is now even further out of reach! We all knew from the moment the news broke that Taylor and her longtime boyfriend, Joe Alwyn, 32, split, it wouldn’t be long before she would tether herself to a new muse (it’s already been a few months without a new album!). And now, The Sun is reporting that Taylor and the lead singer of The 1975, Matty Healy, 34, are seeing each other again after dating briefly about a decade ago.

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It’s that time of year again when the internet gets filled with people screaming, “The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame should change its name to The All Music Hall of Fame already,” because this year’s list of inductees has been announced. Willie Nelson, Missy Elliott, Kate Bush, the late great George Michael, Sheryl Crow, Rage Against the Machine, and the Spinners will all be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on November 3. Chaka Khan, Al Kooper, Bernie Taupin, DJ Kool Herc, Link Wray, and Don Cornelius will also be honored during the ceremony. Cyndi Lauper was on the shortlist but didn’t make the final cut this time around. Listen, Sheryl Crow’s Strong Enough is one of my favorite songs to drunkenly murder ears with at karaoke, but how did she get in before Cyndi Lauper?! So on November 3, I will pay tribute to Cyndi by drunkenly singing Time After Time at karaoke instead of Strong Enough. “That’s the opposite of a tribute,” said everyone – Pitchfork

The trailer for Dune II: Stick A Fork In Us, We’re Dune is out, and it features sand, haunting music, more sand, Timothee Chalamet riding on that butthole worm, even more sand, and Austin Butler looking like he accidentally wandered onto the set while filming a Powder reboot nearby – Lainey Gossip

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We’re more than halfway through the fourth and final season of HBO’s Succession, and it’s still unclear which character will succeed Brian Cox’s Rupert Murdoch-esque media mogul Logan Roy. Now, the show’s composer, Nicholas Britell, has told Variety that the finale will be 90 minutes long. “It’s a huge episode – like a movie.” Then they should show it in theaters. That way, we can all cheer as a community when Logan rises from his grave, calls his kids morons, and hands over complete control of Waystar Royco to Mondale, the dog Shiv and Tom have ignored the entire series.

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