Katy Perry's bitter battle

Plus: New Prince music

View online. From Hollywood to the royal family, “The Scoop” delivers smart, insider revelations on celebrity news, scandals, style and culture with Paula Froelich. Did a friend send you this newsletter? Subscribe here > Son of veteran sued by Katy Perry calls for ‘public autopsy’ of star Katy Perry, watch your six … Chart Westcott is coming for you. The son of the 85-year-old disabled war veteran who lost a bitter real estate dispute with Perry is now calling for what he describes as a “Me Too-style” investigation into the pop star’s conduct as a wave of new allegations and long-simmering controversies converge in the court of public opinion. “I’ve said for years, and I’ll say it again, happily here, that in my opinion, Katy Perry has a very disturbing pattern of conduct toward other people,” Chart said in a video posted to Instagram. “And I’m not only talking about my family’s experience over the years.”    Chart’s grievance is about ... Pop star drama Joy Behar taking break from 'The View" for her 'First Ex-Husband' > 'No one's business': Paris Jackson on bond with dad Michael Jackson > Rosie O'Donnell reveals spending more on facelift than a car > Prince album with new music dropping this summer: Exclusive Prince fans, brace yourselves: The attorney who helped build Prince’s legacy says the late musician’s music vault is vast, and the world is finally about to hear what’s inside. A new album of original, previously unreleased Prince material is coming this summer, according to L. Londell McMillan, the attorney who has been central to managing and protecting the late artist’s estate. “We’re going to have new songs this summer,” McMillan confirmed exclusively to The Scoop.     When pressed on how many tracks fans can expect, McMillan ... Song of the summer? Calling all 'bald-es!', Pitbull needs help to set bald cap world record > 'Dutton Ranch' stars: We've never met Taylor Sheridan 'at all' > 'Game of Thrones' actress suffered mental break after experience with wellness cult > Will Smith in career slump years after Chris Rock slap: Source Will Smith used to be the king of Hollywood — but those days are long gone. His offers have slowed, and insiders say people are passing on the once-hot actor since the slap that rocked the world.  Smith rocked TV audiences in March 2022 when he walked onto the Oscars stage and slapped host Chris Rock after Rock made a joke about Smith’s wife, Jada Pinkett Smith’s shaved head, which is due to alopecia. The incident led to Smith ...  More backlash brews 'What's your problem?': Russell Crowe blasts TMZ about autographs story > Lindsie Chrisley arrested on suspicion of DUI in Georgia > Influencer makes political content, but with food > MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS Rita Wilson tells tearful Kelly Clarkson she changed her life with talk show  > Prince Harry asked to resign from African charity linked to ‘torture’  > Bret Michaels becomes fifth artist to pull out of Freedom 250  > ‘Superman’ actor Dean Cain talks LA mayor race  > Martina McBride pulls out of America 250 concert: ‘Turned out to be misleading’  > Chris Hansen responds to Robert Pattinson playing him in new movie  > Princess Diana-Sarah Ferguson friendship fractured over memoir: Author  > NOW TRENDING ON NEWSNATION Nancy Guthrie mystery: Did Savannah Guthrie pay $500K for PIs?  > Brian Hooker didn’t use $33K thermal boat camera to look for wife: Friend  > Seasoning sold at Walmart recalled over salmonella concerns: FDA  > How stand-your-ground laws could shape Karmelo Anthony murder trial  > Missing Utah toddlers found safe in Mexico, father in custody  > Bondi admits to Epstein file redaction errors  > LATEST HEALTH NEWS US tick activity at highest in a decade. Here’s how to protect yourself  > Trump’s baby boom goal sees few signs of progress  > Dr. Oz vows crackdown on Medicare fraud: ‘They know we’re coming after them’  > World is ‘way behind’ on Ebola, former CDC director warns  > Kenya court blocks US plan to quarantine Americans with Ebola  > Could classroom lighting be affecting kids’ biology?  > Watch Reality Check with Ross Coulthart on NewsNation's YouTube NewsNation contributor Ross Coulthart digs into stories the media is supposedly not meant to tell, taking a fact-based approach to tackle mysteries missing from the headlines. Tune in on NewsNation's YouTube channel, where you'll find the latest video segments, podcasts, and playlists of news coverage from all your favorite NewsNation shows. Watch Now > LET US HEAR FROM YOU! SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK. FOLLOW PAULA FROELICH Feedback | Unsubscribe | About Us   Copyright © 2024 Nexstar Media Inc. | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use   To ensure you receive these emails in the future, please add info@nxsemail.newsnationnow.com to your address book, contacts or list of safe senders.