(Airdate: 1.16.26)

Hollywood did what it does best and gave us opinions nobody asked for. Ashton Kutcher surprised everyone by publicly praising ex-wife Demi Moore, proving celebrity breakups can occasionally stay civil. The Actor Awards decided they want Met Gala energy, announcing their first-ever red carpet dress code for 2026. And over on The Traitors, Alan Cumming continues to dress like a glamorous villain, with his stylist revealing how those wild looks are literally built from chaos, craft supplies, and confidence.

Awards, fashion, and celebrity ex etiquette — so yes… who cares.

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(Airdate: 1.15.26)

Today in Who Cares News, the internet spirals after fans claim Stranger Things may have flirted with AI while writing the finale and the debate is already messier than the Upside Down. We also check in on Jenna Bush Hager, who's quietly leveling up with a new producing role at NBC while juggling morning TV life. And break out the pink prom dress, because Pretty in Pink is officially returning to theaters for its 40th anniversary, just in time for Valentine's Day. Nostalgia, controversy, and celebrity glow-ups, the stuff that truly matters.

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(Airdate: 1.14.26)

Today in Who Cares News, Jennifer Lawrence explains why she proudly identifies as a stay-at-home mom — even while juggling movies, fame, and a surprise turn as an ice-hockey mom. Kiefer Sutherland finds himself in real-life trouble after a ride-share argument allegedly went full Jack Bauer, landing him under arrest in Los Angeles. And a rare Superman comic once owned by Nicolas Cage sells for a jaw-dropping $15 million, officially becoming the most expensive comic book ever and proving that capes are still a solid investment.

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(Airdate: 1.13.26)

In Who Cares News, the Golden Globes gave us peak Hollywood energy as Jennifer Garner and Jennifer Lopez both had moments that sent the internet spiraling — because apparently we still love a good red-carpet body-language breakdown. We also check in on Daniel Stern, who popped back into headlines and reminded everyone that the guy from Home Alone has had a quietly fascinating life away from the spotlight. Plus, Zoe Saldaña is back in the conversation, proving once again that being part of multiple massive franchises doesn't stop people from rediscovering her every few years like she's brand new. It's awards season, nostalgia season, and "wait, what?" season all rolled into one — exactly how Who Cares News likes it.

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(Airdate: 1.12.26)

Monday's Who Cares News wraps up the Golden Globes fallout — who won, who joked, and who got talked about more than the actual awards. We also get into Kendall Jenner finally responding to years of plastic surgery speculation and why she says the internet has it very wrong. Plus, a fresh wave of unverified rumors pops up around Michael Jackson's youngest son, Bigi, reigniting one of pop culture's longest-running mysteries. It's Hollywood, hindsight, and hearsay all in one place — shiny trophies, famous faces, and just enough gossip to make you say, "Why do I know this?"

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(Airdate: 1.9.26)

This episode of Who Cares is basically a masterclass in fame. The Kardashians find yet another way to dominate your streaming queue, the Golden Globes line up a ridiculous list of presenters including George Clooney because of course they did, and there's fresh chatter swirling around Travis Kelce and what life might look like beyond football. It's celebrities doing celebrity things, awards season flexing hard, and just enough rumor and glamour to make you say, "Must be nice."

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(Airdate: 1.8.26)

We start with Katy Perry, whose cozy Christmas somehow included exes, kids, ice skating, and a former world leader — because her holidays are never normal. Then David Harbour taps out of his next movie, admitting he needs recovery time after the Stranger Things press marathon. Honestly? Relatable.

And finally, Ben Affleck opens up about his son asking for sports betting money, revealing that gambling may actually run in the family — along with a very Boston-style loyalty problem.

Fame, fatigue, family oversharing, and questionable decisions — the things that absolutely do not affect your life… but you'll still care about anyway.

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(Airdate: 1.7.26)

Today in Who Cares news: Netflix is rebooting Star Search with celebrity judges, live voting, and the kind of chaos that launched careers the first time around. We'll tell you why this feels like appointment TV all over again.

Then Jennifer Aniston casually admits her iconic hair isn't actually real, confirms she's a natural brunette, and reminds everyone that an entire generation has been living a highlighted lie.

And finally, Gwyneth Paltrow reveals she was fired from a movie after announcing her now-infamous "conscious uncoupling," proving that emotional maturity once made Hollywood uncomfortable.

Fame, feelings, and follicle fraud, it's everything that absolutely does not matter… which is exactly why we're talking about it.

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