Links to the past, with relevance today:
THE WRAP: Former child star Ricky Schroder, 50, contributed "significantly" to a fund to raise $2M to bond accused Kenosha killer Kyle Rittenhouse, 17, out of prison. Rittenhouse crossed state lines with an assault weapon to try to restore order to a city in another state in which he had no business being, and he shot and killed two people. Later, Schroder proudly posed for a triumphant photo with Rittenhouse. On the same day he made his militia-based allegiance known, Schroder moved to Parler. Surprise!
P.S. This has to have been the most toxic movie set ever:
EXTRATV: Goldie Hawn (who turns 75 today!) and Kurt Russell, 69, reveal the secret of their 37-year relationship.
CARTOON BREW: Jack Plotnick, 52, is hilarious, and you know him from tons of things. But his parodies of vintage Walt Disney videos is what you'll remember him from FOREVER MORE.
SPECTRUM NEWS: James Hong, 91, has deserved this honor for at least — five, 10 minutes.
BOY CULTURE: Ryan Phillippe, 46, reminisces about his role in Cruel Intentions (1999) and as a gay teen on One Life to Live (1992-1993), the latter of which led to his parents practically disowning him.
CLOSER WEEKLY: Linda Ronstadt, 74, reveals to Closer Weekly that she is using music to help her on her journey with aggressive supranuclear palsy. Working with kids has helped, and she says her own connection with music is unbroken:
“I can’t play the guitar or piano. I can’t sing at all. But still love music and can still play music in my head.”
EW: Meryl Streep, 71, makes her rapping debut on "Wear Your Crown," a track from the Netflix adaptation of the hit Broadway musical The Prom.
AMAZON: Oh, 2020 seems the right time to revisit a book (2006) about ... lost books. That's right — famous, fabled books that simply no longer exist.
