Welcome to the B-List, your weekly roundup of celebrity mess and pop culture. This week: an upcoming country album, the return of “Big Brother”, and an unexpected dispute.
Country music superstar Zach Bryan announced the release date and tracklist for his upcoming EP, “Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs.” The project is set to drop on Friday, and includes features from the Turnpike Troubadours and acclaimed pop sensation Lana Del Rey.
CBS has renewed hit competition show “Big Brother” for its 29th and 30th season. A CBS source also told the U.S. Sun that the cash prize may be raised for the show’s 30th edition, and an all-star cast of previous contestants may return.
Lastly, famed singer Kelly Clarkson is back in the spotlight after claiming a New York City store mistreated her. On Saturday, Clarkson wrote on X that she visited The Art of Play, a Brooklyn store selling specialty items, but was “looked at as if I couldn’t afford” its products. The store said on a Sunday Instagram post that she inquired about a mechanical bird that was not for sale. They also said that all visitors were “equally welcome”.
That’s all for the B-List this week. Check in next Monday to hear about what happens this week in pop culture.