MGK is in full-court promo mode in the lead-up to Friday’s (Aug. 8) release of his Lost Americana album. But during a visit to Today With Jenna and Friends on Thursday morning (Aug. 6), co-host Jenna Bush Hager and Las Culturistas co-host Matt Rogers were initially more focused on talking about babies. The pair surprised Kelly with a onesie for his newborn with ex Megan Fox, Saga Blade, featuring the logo of her show, before asking him what kind of dad he is.

Wondering how life is with the nearly five-month-old, Kelly responded, “It’s awesome,” adding, “I wanna detract any of, like, the congrats to me and just move it to Megan because she really does all the work. I keep getting called, like, the ‘Music Teacher.’” He also laughed about someone calling him a “good dad” recently because he was simply holding little Saga, while Fox was “fuming” off to the side about the praise for what he joked was his bare minimum help.

“She is the one… I just play the guitar and hope and pray that the baby is happy,” said MGK, 35, who wore ripped jeans, a stripped T-shirt and a white Lost Americana baseball hat for the occasion.

Kelly also gave an update on his daughter from a previous relationship, Casie, who celebrated her 16th birthday last month. Asked if she’s working on getting her driver’s license, Kelly said there was some paperwork snafu, which means she can’t get her permit until September at the earliest. “Either way, she’ll get hers before mine, I still don’t have mine,” he said, laughing that he expects Casie to drive him to the bank when she gets her permit considering he’s picked up all the bills so far.

Getting back to album promo, MGK said he’s planning to do some more small-capacity pop-up shows next week for fans after inviting 300 diehards to join him at Cellar Dog in New York’s West Village on Tuesday (Aug. 5) for an intimate gig where he debuted the new “Semi-Charmed Life”-interpolating song “Starman.” He also noted that he was planning to announce a tour a few month ago, but due to what he dubbed the “gnarly” recession and the bumper-crop of other acts on the road, he decided to hold off for now.

“I inevitably have to announce a tour because I know that is a service to my fans,” he said before showing Hager and Rogers his killer hula hoop skills.

Few phrases are as iconic to fans of Lady Gaga than being instructed to “put your paws up” — and Drag Race alum Bob the Drag Queen decided to figure out exactly how often Mother Monster still says it.

In a video posted to his TikTok on Wednesday (Aug. 6), Bob shared a clip of himself preparing to attend the Mayhem Ball in Los Angeles, in which he revealed his plan to track the number of times Gaga instructs her fans to put their hands in the air.

“I’m headed to the Mayhem Ball, and I have this little counter,” Bob said, holding up a handheld tally counter to the camera. “I’m gonna count how many times Lady Gaga requests that we put our hands up. I’m counting ‘put your hands up,’ ‘put your paws up,’ ‘get them up,’ ‘hands up,’ anytime it is clear to me that she is wanting us to put our hands in the air.”

Throughout the rest of the clip, Bob interviews a series of his friends before the show to get their predictions for how often Gaga will ask the crowd to raise their hands. TikTok personality and singer Brittany Broski guessed that Mother Monster would ask 15 times, while Bob’s partner, Jacob Ritts, said she’d make the request 131 times. “I was gonna say 45 [times],” Bob offered.

After a series of clips from the show, wherein Gaga performed songs including “LoveDrug,” “Poker Face” and “Paparazzi,” Bob appeared back on camera to reveal that the singer asked her fans to put their hands in the air a whopping 88 times. “I did include the four times that she sang it in the song ‘Applause,’ to be fair,” Bob said with a laugh. “Make sure your arms are rested before you go see Mayhem.”

Fans looking to throw their hands up at one of Gaga’s forthcoming shows still have plenty of opportunities to do so. Mother Monster is performing two Mayhem Ball shows in Seattle on Thursday (Aug. 7) and Saturday (Aug. 9), before heading to New York City for a six-date mini-residency at Madison Square Garden starting on Aug. 22. The tour will reach Miami, Toronto and Chicago in the coming months before Gaga heads overseas for the European leg of her tour.

Check out Bob the Drag Queen’s Mayhem Ball TikTok below:

The final chapter of Ozzy Osbourne’s life will be shown in an upcoming documentary, just weeks following his death. 

The Black Sabbath frontman and soloist died of a heart attack on July 22 at age 76. Following a procession in his hometown in Birmingham, England, he was laid to rest on the estate of his home in Buckinghamshire on July 31.

The new BBC documentary Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home features footage from the final three years of his life, up to and including his farewell concert on July 5. The documentary was first announced in 2022 as Home to Roost and was conceived as a three-part series, but became a one-hour special as Osbourne’s health deteriorated over the years.

The film will be broadcast on BBC One at 9 p.m. BST on Aug. 18, and will also be available on the iPlayer service. An international broadcast has not yet been confirmed, nor has a trailer been shared.

The documentary promises “intimate” access into Ozzy and wife Sharon’s lives as they complete their move back to the U.K. from their Los Angeles base, and the rocker prepares for his final live performance. Ozzy, Sharon and their children Kelly and Jack all contribute to the film.

Clare Sillery, BBC’s head of commissioning, documentaries, said in a statement: “We are honored to have had the opportunity to film with Ozzy and his family. The film captures an intimate glimpse into their journey as they prepare to return to the U.K. It features family moments, humor, reflection and shows the enduring spirit that made Ozzy a global icon. We hope it brings comfort and joy to Ozzy’s fans and viewers as they remember and celebrate his extraordinary life.”

Ozzy’s farewell concert Back to the Beginning took place at Birmingham’s Villa Park on July 5 and featured an all-star line-up, with Metallica, Slayer, Guns N’ Roses and Yungblud among the performers. The event concluded with a nine-song set by Ozzy, and saw him reunite with Black Sabbath’s original members for the first time in 20 years.

The event benefitted a number of local charities including Birmingham Children’s Hospital and Acorns Children’s Hospice, and raised a reported $190 million.

Two years after Britney Spears released her tell-all memoir, The Woman in Me, the “Toxic” singer’s ex-husband, Kevin Federline, is preparing to tell his side of their story. According to a press release from publisher Listenin, Federline’s You Thought You Knew will be distributed via audiobook and hardcover on Oct. 21, marking the first time the former dancer will open up publicly about “the events, relationships and realities that have defined his life.”

Father of six Federline — who shares two adult sons with Spears, Sean, 19, and Jayden, 18 — got his start as a back-up dancer in the mid-90s before marrying Spears in 2004. The memoir of “fame, fatherhood and the private cost of public life” is described in the release as “a deeply personal and emotionally grounded memoir that traces Federline’s journey from a working-class childhood to life in the global spotlight. It explores how he weathered the scrutiny of relentless media coverage, high-profile relationships, and the painful reality of raising children under a microscope, all while trying to hold his family together.”

Federline, also known as K-Fed, went from dancing behind P!nk, LFO, Justin Timberlake, Destiny’s Child and Michael Jackson to becoming a tabloid staple two decades ago thanks to his whirlwind romance with Spears. The couple were broadsheet staples during their tumultuous marriage, which thrust Federline into the global spotlight before his retreat following the couple’s divorce in 2007.

“This book is extremely intimate and transparent. I achieved my biggest dreams, dealt with crushing heartbreak, and endured constant ridicule, all while becoming the father my children needed as they experienced nonstop emotional turbulence,” Federline wrote in a statement announcing the project. “If you’ve ever had questions, you’ll find answers here.”

In addition to co-starring with Spears in the warts-and-all UPN reality series Britney & Kevin: Chaotic, Federline, 47, released his debut (and so far only) album, the critically savaged Playing With Fire, in 2006, which was previewed by the hip-hop-adjacent non-album lead single, “PopoZão.” Federline also landed some commercial endorsements during his marriage to Spears, as well as cameos on shows including One Tree Hill and the big screen sex comedy American Pie Presents: The Book of Love.

In the years after their split, however, he’s largely avoided from the spotlight and appears to have spent his time DJing. Federline, who had two children with former fiancée actress Shar Jackson before starting a family with Spears, married for the third time in 2013 to former volleyball player Victoria Prince, with whom he has two daughters. Federline had sole custody of Sean and Preston for a number of years in the midst of Spears’ 13-year conservatorship, during which the singer’s personal and financial affairs were tightly controlled by her father and a series of lawyers following a troubling series of public mental health crises and erratic incidents.

Federline’s memoir will be the debut effort from Listenin, a new audio-forward imprint from Barracuda Bay Productions (Hockey 24, This Is North Preston) that says it will specialize in “self-narrated biographies of renowned personalities.” The release will focus on audiobook platforms, but Listenin also promised print and digital versions of the Federline memoir as well.

Kane Brown is adding to his television resume, with the country singer set to appear as a guest star on the series premiere of ABC’s 9-1-1: Nashville, which airs Oct. 9 on ABC and streaming on Hulu the next day.

Hours before his part was announced, the musician shared a tease of the news in an Instagram Story video. “So I have a little TV shoot I’m doing this morning. I can’t tell y’all what I’m doing, but it’s gonna be sick and I’m excited! Gotta be there at 6:45 a.m. — that’s my call time,” he shares in the video, which shows him walking around outside in the pitch black. “So I ain’t got no other time to work out today, so I’m up! 3:45, going to the gym.”

The Nashville-based spinoff follows 9-1-1 and 9-1-1: Lonestar, which followed the lives of first responders in Los Angeles and Austin, Texas. Series regulars will include Chris O’Donnell, Jessica Capshaw, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, LeAnn Rimes, Hailey Kilgore, Michael Provost, Juani Feliz and Hunter McVey.

Though not many details are known about Brown’s role on the show, his part “proves heroic in a major storyline,” according to a press statement. Brown is filming his scene, which is set in a concert performance, on Thursday (Aug. 7) in Nashville.

The musician’s previous television appearances include portraying Robin in a 2023 episode of the series Fire Country. He’s also appeared on the series Barmageddon with fellow country music entertainer Blake Shelton. Additionally, Brown has served as a host for the CMT Music Awards multiple times. He released his fourth full-length studio project, The High Road, earlier this year.

Brown, who is represented by Neon Coast and WME, has notched 12 No. 1 Country Airplay hits in his career, with songs including “Bury Me in Georgia,” “Miles on It,” “I Can Feel It,” “Heaven” and “Homesick.”

See 9-1-1: Nashville‘s announcement of the musician’s guest-starring role below.