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Former NFL star Rob Gronkowski weighs in on Travis Kelces potential retirement, acknowledging his greatness but hinting at Father Times impact. Amidst the Kansas City Chiefs playoff elimination and Patrick Mahomes season-ending injury, Gronkowski advises Kelce to enjoy his remaining games and let the decision come naturally.

The Kansas City Chiefs are venturing into entertainment with Foolish Club Studios, following the success of a Hallmark movie inspired by Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. Their goal is to become a global powerhouse, appealing to a broader audience with scripted and unscripted content, including a Claymation short film featuring star players. The challenge lies in balancing player involvement while capturing the teams essence without intruding on their private lives.

Melissa Rivers cherishes her mother Joan Rivers memory, especially during the holidays, and carries on a unique tradition of having a Christmas tree. She also shares her experiences and advice from her mother, emphasizing the importance of appreciating lifes ups and downs. Melissa has launched a new video podcast series, Women Our Age with Melissa Rivers, focusing on topics relevant to middle-aged women. She highlights the positive aspects of middle age, drawing from her own experiences and the success of influential women in their fifties and beyond.

Alison Moyet, renowned singer, destroyed gold records and burned personal diaries to spare her children from sorting through her belongings after she passes. She downsized, regularly wipes her computer, and believes in simplifying life to ease future grief. Recently diagnosed with ADHD, she credits the diagnosis for helping her accept her unique way of processing the world.

Orlando Bloom shares his intense morning workouts and a humorous bird encounter, following a dramatic weight loss for his role in The Cut. He reveals a strict diet of tuna and cucumber, leaving him with no energy and hangry. Russell Brand comments on Katy Perrys relationship with Orlando Bloom, but not Justin Trudeau.

Big news shakes up SNL: Bowen Yang leaves mid-season, set to appear in final episode this Saturday. Yang, known for Emmy-nominated performances, joins a series of cast changes. His departure follows past mid-season exits by stars like Cecily Strong and Eddie Murphy. Outside SNL, Yang co-hosts Las Culturistas and has film credits in The Wedding Banquet and Dicks: The Musical.

Actor James Van Der Beek, battling stage three colorectal cancer, missed the Dawsons Creek reunion due to a stomach virus, but witnessed his family receive a standing ovation via Zoom. Despite his health struggles, he was touched by the fans love and support, which was directed towards his family during the event. The reunion, held in September, raised funds for F Cancer and supported Van Der Beeks treatment.

Buzz surrounds potential departure of Saturday Night Lives Bowen Yang, with rumors suggesting his final episode could be the upcoming December twentieth broadcast featuring Ariana Grande and Cher. Yang, known for characters like Garrett from Hinge and the Titanic iceberg, hinted at leaving after the fiftieth season, citing the shows demanding schedule and the need for new talent. Stay tuned for official announcements.

Swedish-born actress May Britt, known for her roles in films like The Blue Angel and War and Peace, passed away at 91. She gained fame for marrying Sammy Davis Jr. in 1960, a union that faced significant controversy due to interracial marriage laws. Despite pressure from powerful figures, they postponed their wedding and were later disinvited from Kennedys inauguration. Britt is survived by her sons, sister, and grandchildren.