Starr Rejects Fanmail Janet Has Migraines TV Scoop And Spoilers

October 15, 2008 by Katy Hart
Filed under What's Hot

What’s Hot has all the answers (to questions you didn’t know you wanted to ask)! Spoilers in today’s post for House, Chuck, Battlestar Gallactica, and Bones.

If you send a fan letter to Ringo Starr, it’s going to get put right in the trash. Or so says the former Beatle. The fan fatigue led Starr to post a sometimes angry sounding short video clip on his Web site telling fans that any mail sent to him after Oct. 20 will not be read or answered. British television stations broadcast the video on Tuesday. “It’s going to be tossed,” he says on the video. “I’m warning you with peace and love, I have too much to do. So no more fan mail. Thank you, thank you. And no objects to be signed. Nothing. Anyway, peace and love, peace and love.” The drummer and singer did not elaborate on the reason behind his decision to cut off a major point of contact with his many fans.

Migraines seem to be the cause of all those cancelled tour dates, so say representatives of Janet Jackson. The 42-year-old was suffering from vestibular migraines, her rep said in a statement, an unusual condition that creates the sensation of vertigo. But Jackson is now receiving treatmet – and she’s anxious to get back on stage. She is scheduled to resume her Rock Witchu Tour Wednesday night at the Verizon Center in Washington, D.C. New dates for the other postponed concerts are being worked out and will be announced shortly, her rep said.

Finally, scoop and spoilers from Entertainment Weekly and TV Guide. Bones is going to have some of the revolving grad students returning. Future episodes will see the return of some of your old favorites, including Wendell Bray, Daisy Wick (the girl who sucked up to Brennan), Clark Edison (the guy who didn’t like sharing personal information) and Vincent Nigel-Murry. The last half of the final season of Battlestar Gallactica will begin airing on the Sci-Fi channel on January 16, putting the series finale at March 20th. Chuck is casting a John Mayer type to play a British rocker whose life Chuck is charged with saving. And in sad news, the House spin-off for Michael Weston’s PI? Not going to happen. *pouts*