SKST Radio Network’s ENTERTAINMENT BUZZ with Kami Grayson

[SEGMENT 1: CELEBRITY HEADLINES — 5 MIN] 🎙️ "First up, the stars are aligning — literally — for the BBC’s upcoming Celebrity Traitors. Nineteen famous faces, including Sir Stephen Fry, Tom Daley, Charlotte Church, and Alan Carr, are heading to the Scottish Highlands to play a game of deception and betrayal. Think Clue meets Survivor, but with toast and tartan. The show promises nightly 'murders' and castle drama — and yes, Alan Carr is already being dubbed the frontrunner."
"Meanwhile, Spike Lee is holding tight to his courtside crown. The legendary director says he’s not ready to pass the Knicks’ 'celebrity superfan' torch to Timothée Chalamet just yet. 'Wheel me out in a wheelchair,' he joked, 'I’m going to be courtside.' Sorry, Timmy — you’ll have to wait your turn."
"And in the land of love and touchdowns, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are redefining couple goals. Their podcast appearance had fans swooning — and even celebrity therapist Esther Perel chimed in, calling their dynamic a textbook case of 'compersion' — that’s sympathetic joy, folks. Basically, Travis is the MVP of emotional support."
[SEGMENT 2: DIDDY UPDATE — 5 MIN] 🎙️ "Now, let’s talk about the elephant in the courtroom — Sean 'Diddy' Combs. The music mogul is currently behind bars, and sources say he’s not exactly living the VIP life. Word is, he’s traumatized, barely eating, and convinced the guards are out to get him. One insider said, 'The swagger’s gone, he’s a broken wreck'."
"Diddy’s legal team is pushing for acquittal or a new trial, arguing that his infamous 'freak-offs' were just part of a 'swingers lifestyle' and amateur adult filmmaking. But prosecutors aren’t buying it — they say he masterminded every detail and used coercion and control over his exes6."
"Sentencing is set for October 3rd, and unless a presidential pardon swoops in — which, let’s be honest, is a long shot — Diddy could be facing up to 20 years. From Bad Boy to behind bars, it’s a saga that’s got everyone talking."
[SEGMENT 3: FALLEN STAR TRIBUTE — 3 MIN]
"We end today’s show with a heartfelt tribute to a fallen star — Ernesto Barajas, lead singer of Enigma Norteño, who was tragically shot dead in Mexico at just 38 years old. Known for his powerful voice and passionate performances, Barajas was a beloved figure in regional Mexican music."
"Fans are mourning the loss, and tributes are pouring in across social media. His music will live on, but his absence leaves a silence that’s hard to fill. Rest in rhythm, Ernesto."