TMZ/Getty UPDATE 2:34 PM PT -- As promised by DJ Envy, Angela Yee patched up her comments on Monday afternoon ... clarifying she meant there were no women in the immediate room they film "Breakfast Club" in. UPDATE She also admitted she needed a break from talking to men after taping many episodes ... hence, the reason her show was created!!! UPDATE Angela Yee didn't paint "The Breakfast Club"

Alamy You can own one of the most iconic props from one of the most iconic shows -- Negan's barbed wire-wrapped bat, "Lucille," from "The Walking Dead" -- giving a whole new meaning to hitting the auction block! If you watch TWD, you know Lucille. The bat has been at the center of some of the series' most shocking moments ... and now it's available at Goldin Auctions. Bidding starts at $3K .

Getty Travis Scott's "Utopia" album recently founds its way into the mix of his new Nike campaign, revamping the Nike Mac Attack kicks worn by John McEnroe during his fiery heyday. Travis Scott and John McEnroe duel in a game of tennis for Nike’s new Mac Attack spot 🎾 @trvisXX pic.twitter.com/QzXQxiFWxa — Nice Kicks (@nicekicks) June 12, 2023 @nicekicks The two longtime Nike ambassadors appeared in a new TV spot Monday to preview the Mac Attacks in their OG colorways of Light Smoke Grey/Black-White.

LeAnn Rimes was just 17 when she appeared in Coyote Ugly. ET's Lauren Zima recently spoke to the 38-year-old country star about how her involvement in the film pushed her into adulthood.  In addition to providing four songs for the flick -- "Can't Fight the Moonlight," The Right Kind of Wrong," "Please Remember," and "But I Do Love You" -- Rimes also appeared at the end of the movie, dancing on top of the bar alongside the film's stars, Piper Perabo, Tyra Banks, Bridget Moynahan and more.

Lisa Hagen is a reporter at NPR, covering conspiracism and the mainstreaming of extreme or unconventional beliefs. She's interested in how people form and maintain deeply held worldviews, and decide who to trust. She previously co-reported and co-hosted the NPR investigative podcast No Compromise, winner of the 2021 Pulitzer Prize for Audio Reporting. The series explores fractures within the world of American gun rights activism that have steadily pulled gun culture to the far right.