1. Michael B. Jordan and Lori Harvey confirmed they're dating via Instagram.
2. People continued to be obsessed with Bridgerton — especially star Regé-Jean Page.
3. The Kardashian/Jenners filmed their final episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, celebrating with cookies of their faces (because of course they did) and behind-the-scenes photos.
4. The Sex and the City reboot was officially announced: It's going to be called And Just Like That and will feature Miranda, Charlotte, and Carrie navigating their fifties.
5. It was announced that Nicole Kidman and Javier Bardem were cast as Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz in a film about a week on the set of I Love Lucy.
6. Blake Shelton responded to backlash over his song "Minimum Wage," stating, "If that's offensive to you, then we'll just have to agree to disagree."
7. In COVID-related celeb news: Grimes says she "finally" got the virus and was "weirdly enjoying it," while Martha Stewart defended herself after she was accused of "cutting the line" to get the vaccine.
8. The Weeknd released the video for "Save Your Tears," unveiling a new face after having his face in bandages for many of his past videos. Many thought the look was a reference to his ex, Bella Hadid.
9. J.Lo and Lady Gaga were announced as performers at the inauguration of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris...
10. ...though Chrissy Teigan wanted J.Lo to perform the national anthem in Spanish.
11. Everybody wondered if Barbie was gay after an old photo resurfaced of her and another doll in "Love Wins" T-shirts.
12. The first two episodes of WandaVision premiered today on Disney+, and the reviews are in: it's good.
13. "Joe the Pigeon" went viral after it appeared the bird had traveled thousands of miles from the US to Australia, meaning it would have to be killed to protect Australia's biodiversity.
14. Selena Gomez released a new song, “De Una Vez," and an accompanying music video.
15. Armie Hammer responded to alleged explicit DMs in which he apparently called himself a cannibal, calling them "bullshit claims."
16. Brie Larson took a quiz on her YouTube channel in which she seemed to suggest she had wondered about her sexuality as a child, and Twitter wondered if she'd just come out.
I- WHAT??
Although it's certainly possible Twitter was reading too much into this. We support you either way, Brie!
17. It was announced that Chris Evans was nearing a deal to return as Captain America — but then Chris Evans himself came on Twitter to deny the rumors.
18. On Saturday, Kamala Harris's Vogue cover sparked backlash, with many questioning the lighting and quality of the shoot, as well as criticizing how Vogue shoots Black women in general. This week, Anna Wintour herself responded, saying Vogue "heard and understood" the criticism.
Vice president-elect Kamala Harris is on the cover of Vogue’s February issue
Wintour said, "it was absolutely not our intention to in any way diminish the importance of the vice president-elect’s incredible victory," but pressed that the less-formal cover had been intended to reflect the "moment we were living in," and symbolized Harris and President-elect Joe Biden's words on empathy and unity with a welcoming image.
19. Olivia Rodrigo (who you may remember from High School Musical: The Musical: The Series) released her debut single "Driver's License," garnering praise from fans and stars (like Taylor Swift, who called Olivia her "baby" and said she was proud).
20. TikTok became obsessed with sea shanties (like, the songs sung on old ships by crewpeople) for some reason.
SeaShantyTok keeps getting better
The trend appears to have started after Scottish singer Nathan Evans posted a version of "The Wellerman" on TikTok, spurring a bunch of duets.
23. Lana Del Rey faced backlash TWICE this week, for comments about the attempted coup and the lack of diversity on her album cover.
24. Anne Hathaway revealed on The Tonight Show that she hates being called Anne and prefers the name "Annie."
25. The Lizzie McGuire cast spoke out about the decision to cancel the show after filming only two episodes.
26. Fans and costars alike posted birthday messages for what would've been Naya Rivera's 34th birthday after her tragic death in July.
27. Bruce Willis faced backlash for photos in which he wasn't wearing a mask at a pharmacy, with Page Six reporting he was asked to leave.
28. NBA player Kyrie Irving was fined $50,000 and sidelined from the Nets after videos showed him attending an indoor party maskless.
29. Rebel Wilson revealed she had been kidnapped and held at gunpoint while traveling in Mozambique.
30. Dionne Warwick continued her hilarious tweets when she discovered Cardi B and Offset through her niece.
31. Speaking of Cardi — she spoke this week about how much money her music videos have cost, revealing that the video for "WAP" cost a million dollars to make.
32. Zendaya — who is set to cover next month's GQ — opened up in her interview for the magazine about her shyness and anxiety, saying it's caused many in Hollywood to think she's cold.
33. Awkwafina also covered a magazine — in this case, Harper's Bazaar — and gave a candid interview about feeling depressed with "no sense of identity" after becoming famous in 2018.
34. And finally, Post Malone donated 10,000 pairs of his sold-out Crocs to frontline medical workers.
