Jason Derulo's new remix of "Savage Love" with BTS just hit #1 on the Billboard charts - and it's the singer's first #1 hit since 2009 when "Whatcha Say" had the top spot. Since it's been 11 years for Derulo, he decided to make a celebration out of it.
Jason Derulo posted this TikTok last night, where he spent $112, 742 in one night at the famous Catch LA restaurant. In honor of his song going #1 on the charts, he bought everyone in the restaurant a shot - a lucky day for everyone who decided to go to Catch LA that night!
The video also shows Derulo making a toast, where he said:
"In celebration of 'Savage Love' going #1 on the Billboard charts, cheers to everyone in the building!"
Derulo was also there with girlfriend Jena Frumes, who seemed very excited and proud of the singer's success.
Juneteenth is Saturday, so here's what you need to watch.
Juneteenth, a holiday celebrated on June 19 that commemorates the emancipation of African-American slaves and the ending of slavery in the United States, is now a federal holiday after President Biden signed a bill earlier today. It is the first day to be deemed a federal holiday since Martin Luther King Jr. Day became official in 1983 and the 12th federal holiday overall.
So in honor of this important day and all it represents, here's 10 things you should watch or stream this Juneteenth.
1. Selma (2014) on CBS
Ava DuVernay directed this Academy Award-winning film. It depicts Martin Luther King Jr.'s (David Oyelowo) landmark marches for equal voting rights that started in Selma, Alabama and ended in the state's capital in 1965.
2. Self Made (2020) on Netflix
Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C. J. Walker is a biographic miniseries that tells the incredible true story of Madam C. J. Walker. Walker is known for her hair care empire that made her the first self-made African-American millionaire in history. The series explores the obstacles the entrepreneur, played by Octavia Spencer, had to overcome.
3. Juneteenth: Together We Triumph - A 'Soul of a Nation' Special Event on ABC
This 2-hour ABC special will include an exclusive interview with former President Barak Obama. The special will also include personal stories and performances from Jimmie Allen, Chloe Bailey, and Leon Bridges in celebration of Juneteenth. It will air Friday, June 18 from 9:01 p.m.-11:00 p.m.
4. Miss Juneteenth (2020)
Channing Godfrey Peoples wrote and directed 2020's Miss Juneteenth, a film about a former beauty queen mother preparing her daughter to compete in the annual Miss Juneteenth pageant. The film was nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at 2020's Sundance Film Festival.
5. Homecoming (2019) on Netflix
This Netflix documentary gives fans a behind-the-scenes look into the making of Beyonce's groundbreaking 2018 Coachella performance. The singer herself directed the film.
6. The Hate U Give (2018) on FX
Based on Angie Thomas's novel of the same name, The Hate U Give follows Starr Carter, who grapples with the shooting of her best friend by a police officer. The Hate U Give will air on FX as part of a film marathon including Selma, BlacKkKlansmanGreen Book, and Hidden Figures from 7:00 a.m.-4:00 a.m. on Saturday.
7. BlacKkKlansman (2018) on FX
The BlacKkKlansman took home the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay at the Oscars in 2019 and was directed by Spike Lee. The film is based on a true story and shows detective Ron Stallworth's (John David Washington) journey to infiltrate the Klu Klux Klan with the help of his colleague Flip Zimmerman (Adam Driver). The film will air after The Hate U Give on FX this Saturday.
8. 13th (2016) on Netflix and YouTube
13th is another Ava DuVernay directed project, but this time it's a documentary that dives deep into the prison system and discusses its racial inequality.
9. Slavery by Another Name (2012) on PBS
Directed by Oscar-nominated director Sam Pollard, the 2012 documentary Slavery by Another Name explores how slavery in America has lasted long after its abolishment. The documentary will air on PBS Saturday, June 19.
10. Hidden Figures (2016) on Disney Plus
Hidden Figures was nominated for three Oscars and starred Oscar winner Octavia Spencer, Oscar nominee Taraji P. Henson, and Grammy winner Janelle Monáe. The film chronicles the true story of three African-American women mathematicians who work for NASA in the 1960s and the integral roles they played in scientific advancement.
So, celebrate Juneteenth with one of these terrific must-watch picks.
The reality star bought his dream home in Brooklyn with his wife as they focused on growing their family.
The couple didn't expect their home renovations to be this much of a lift, but Serhant opened up on the hard work ahead.
"What was supposed to be something very small and simple, like a nice cosmetic renovation, turned into a three year gut renovation of this townhouse that took years and years and years off my life," Serhant said.
It's also a family affair for Serhant, as his family ultimately opens up to the idea on selling the house after all of the renovations.
"[We got] a pretty compelling offer and it's a stressful situation to try to figure out what to do... but you'll have to tune in."
The season finale of Million Dollar Listing: Ryan's Renovation airsThursday, June 24th on Bravo.
Kimmel announced the news during his monologue on Wednesday night:
"Ever since I was 52, which was last year, I've dreamed of having a college football bowl game named after me. And tonight I am thrilled to announce that that dream is finally coming true."
The brand new SoFi stadium in Inglewood, CA is the site of the "Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl".
The game was supposed to be held in December of last year but was postponed due to the pandemic.
Finally, a college football bowl named after a human being…the inaugural Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl on December 18th at… https://t.co/5UT7qS9Oc7
Kimmel posted a clip from his Wednesday night monologue to Twitter in which he jokes about joining the ranks of other sponsors such as Cheez-Its, Papa Johns, Tropical Smoothie Cafe, etc.
On Thursday night, Kimmel claimed that the announcement of his sponsorship is "taking the world of sports by storm." He proved this by showing a collection of news coverage clips of the announcement. One news anchor said "all of those bowl names are silly anyway." Kimmel jokingly retorted:
"Hey! You're not gonna ruin my mood. Things are really turning around in 2021."
The Jimmy Kimmel Bowl is scheduled to take place at the SoFi stadium on December 18th, 2021. The game will air on ABC and it will feature the Mountain West's No. 1 selection and the PAC-12's No. 5 selection.
