Celebrity Buzz with Shane Gillis and Jaime Pressly

Jaime Pressly was removed from the Signia by Hilton San Jose Thursday after allegedly behaving erratically, swearing, and touching another guest. Witnesses say she appeared intoxicated during a 30-minute phone call. Security approached her multiple times before escorting her out. Pressly later canceled her GalaxyCon appearance. Police were not called. Story URL

Sony has introduced Live TV on PlayStation 5, a free ad-supported streaming feature offering over 100 live channels. Content includes news, sports, movies, TV shows, and anime, featuring titles like The Walking Dead, Naruto, and Death Note. Sports coverage spans Fox Sports, UFC, and NASCAR. PlayStation said the service will soon expand to Canada. Story URL

Apple TV+ has cast Norman Reedus alongside James Marsden in the new action thriller series Disavowed. Written by Iron Man scribes Art Marcum and Matt Holloway, the show follows a legendary CIA officer fired during a global hunt for an assassin. Reedus, 57, best known for The Walking Dead, joins the project with character details still under wraps. Story URL

Josey Dorsey, 10, has landed his first film role in The Burning Valley, six years after his mother Naya Rivera’s tragic death. His father, Ryan Dorsey, 43, also appears in the film. “Ryan says he is a very proud dad,” a rep told People. “Josey has shown incredible growth as an actor.” Dorsey added, “Josey is going to be her legacy. I think he’s going to do great things.” Story URL

Prediction market Kalshi has banned ex-congressman George Santos for insider trading, making him the first person ever banned from the platform. Santos bet against his own attendance at Trump’s State of the Union address after publicly claiming he would attend, earning over $17,500. Kalshi also fined him $71,356. The CFTC separately fined Santos $17,500. Story URL

Novak Djokovic lost a five-hour US Open first-round match to Argentina’s Mariano Navone on Sunday, vomiting courtside and visibly cramping throughout. “My whole body starts to collapse,” Djokovic said of ongoing physical issues including back and shoulder pain. It marked his earliest Grand Slam exit since 2006. Navone called the win “a dream come true.” Story URL

Netflix has greenlit a fourth season of Shane Gillis‘ workplace comedy Tires. Season 3 reached No. 5 on the Global Top 10 English TV list, its highest-ever ranking. The series has surpassed 45 million views across three seasons. Netflix VP Tracey Pakosta praised the show’s “unapologetic comedy.” Gillis simply said, “It’s cool to get to make another season of Tires.” Story URL