Last week, the Spice Girls announced they were going to launch a reunion tour, but only 3 of the 5 girls, Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton and Mel B, are on board. The girls, now rebranded as GEM, want to launch an X Factor type talent show to find the next Posh and Sporty Spice. Obviously, Ellen DeGeneres and Kristen Bell are the perfect choice, but they made an audition tape just in case.
[The Ellen Show]
Watch The Kids From ‘Stranger Things’ Perform ‘Uptown Funk’ Before The 2016 Emmy Awards
Before the 2016 Emmy Awards got underway Sunday night, host Jimmy Kimmel wanted to give the audience a special treat. So he got Millie Bobby Brown, Gaten Matarazzo and Caleb McLaughlin, from the Netflix original series Stranger Things, to warm up the crowd with a spectacular cover of Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars’ 2014 hit Uptown Funk.
[Jimmy Kimmel Live]
Water Boy With Down Syndrome Scores Touchdown For His Terminally Ill Mother
When the Novi High School Wildcats took on the South Lyon East Cougers last Friday night, Senior Water Boy, Hydration Manager / Running Back Robby Heil made the play of the year. In the beginning of the second quarter, Robby entered the game as Running Back, was handed the football, and drove it in for a touchdown while the crowd chanted his name. Meanwhile, Robby’s terminally ill mother, Debbie, dropped to the ground from emotion watching her son live his dream.
[WXYZ-TV]
Dolly Parton Teams Up With Pentatonix For A Pitch-Perfect A Capella Rendition Of ‘Jolene’
Grammy Award-winning a capella group Pentatonix recently teamed up with iconic country singer Dolly Parton to perform a very special a capella rendition of her 1973 hit song Jolene. After the performance, Dolly tweeted, “Singing with Pentatonix was pure magic, and we had lots of fun rearranging the song!” Enjoy!
[PTXofficial]
10-Year-Old Boy Spends 2 Years Growing Out His Hair To Donate It To Kids Battling Cancer
When 10-year-old Thomas Moore was eight years old, he saw his mom watching a video about a 5-year-old girl who had lost her hair during chemotherapy. Wanting to do something, Thomas began growing his hair out with hopes that one day he would be able to donate it to kids with cancer. Thomas’ dream came true this week as he chopped off his 16-inch locks and donated them. His hair donation will be enough to make three wigs.
[NBC Washington / storkpatrol] [H/T:BoredPanda]