The List for Wednesday September 23rd 2020

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Jelly Roll sat down on the podcast "Bussin' with the Boys" and made everyone crack up talking about his weight loss journey.  "I have lost all of this weight, and gonna lose another 100 pounds . . . I was so fat, that I'm STILL FAT."

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Jordan Davis’s song  “! Ain't Sayin'', Number One On The Charts ...and he wanted to say something to YOU his fans… “Thank you so much. It was awesome to see y’all pulling for me. And it did, it felt like y’all wanted it just as much as I did. It means the world to me. Still crazy to think that that is my eighth number one, but it’s all because of you guys. I love y’all. Hope to see y’all soon. Thank you, thank you, thank you.”

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The Blast claims Jennifer Lopez allegedly feels "betrayed" by Ben Affleck for hugging and growing closer to Jennifer Garner. A source says, "She invested so much time in supporting Ben through his challenges and had a rough year as their marriage broke down. Seeing how quickly he has started spending more time with Garner has exacerbated the concerns she already had about his relationship with her while they were married.”

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PEOPLE magazine says Rascal Flatts is releasing a new album featuring collaborations with Kelly Clarkson, the Backstreet Boys, and Jason Aldean, among others.

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Page Six reports that Ben Affleck is allegedly open to rekindling things with Jennifer Garner—because apparently, he’s trying to complete the Jennifer Infinity Gauntlet.   But Garner is reportedly not interested, which makes sense—why go back to your ex when you’ve upgraded to a man who doesn’t look like he lost a fight with Dunkin’ Donuts?

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Eric Church's bar, Chief's, now has a drink named after Morgan Wallen called "The Chair".  It’s a $19 Vodka drink, that features a small folding chair hanging over the rim. Chief's is where Morgan was arrested last year for throwing a chair off a six-story balcony.

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Deadline Hollywood says a Randy Travis biopic is in the works. Clay Walker will play Travis in his 40s and 50s in the upcoming film. The movie, titled "Forever And Ever, Amen," will showcase Travis' legendary music career.  Travis and his wife Mary are executive producers.

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RadarOnline reports that celebrities are terrified they might go blind from using Ozempic—because apparently, nothing says “Hollywood” like risking your eyesight just to fit into a size zero.  Doctors say the drug has been linked to vision loss, which means some stars might finally have an excuse for their terrible movie choices.

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