A few weeks ago, I was engaged by a big media outlet to interview Olivia Newton-John and her daughter Chloe as their dance hit, “You Have To Believe,” was racing up the Billboard Dance charts. At the time I chatted with Chloe (I record all of my interviews so I can make sure I quote folks correctly), the song was just hitting #19 on it’s way to #1 whereupon Chloe and Olivia became the first mother/daughter team to reach #1 on the Billboard Dance Club chart. Chloe also talks about her upcoming role in the Syfy network film, “Dead 7.” I thought my radio audience might be interested in hearing the actual interview, and so, voila! Chloe is quite charming throughout the chat, and it’s fun to hear the excitement in her voice as the song’s journey was just unfolding. You can hear other shows on my newly launched The Randy Report companion podcast by clicking here.
The Brady Bunch Variety Hour “Get Ready”

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John Cena Finally Has His (Nude) Movie Close-up
Hat tip to Wicked Gay Blog for this truly smile inducing gif. John Cena in a semi-naked scene from his current film Trainwreck. Happy Sunday!
Steve Grand To LGBT Media: Focus On My Music, Not My Shirtless Pics

Duggar Family ‘Heartbroken’ Over Cancellation Of “19 Kids And Counting”
According to People.com, the Duggar family is “heartbroken” their TV series on TLC has been canceled.
The source says the evangelical Christian family, who often discussed their religious faith on their TLC show, is “heartbroken that they’ve now lost that platform.”
“The Duggars want to return to TV because they truly believe it was part of God’s plan for them to spread the word about their faith,” the source says.
“I think Jim Bob and Michelle honestly did expect people to just move on from this,” the source adds. “Their thinking is, they put this behind them ages ago, so why wouldn’t the rest of the world?”
I’m certain the money and fame had nothing to do with wanting to be back on TV.
I guess the family thinks it’s unfair that after you’ve positioned yourselves as ‘morally superior’ for ten years, the world won’t let you forget that your son touched your daughters and others in “inappropriate” ways.
Russell Tovey Hints On LOOKING Finale Movie
Music Video: Bright Light Bright Light & Ana Matronic “Good Luck”
Bright Light Bright Light (Rod Thomas) teams up with former Scissor Sisters vocalist Ana Matronic with this track from the coming Life Is Easy remix album. The duo collaborated earlier this year covering the Pet Shop Boys classic West End Girls in a charity single for NYC’s Hetrick-Martin Institute, which serves at-risk LGBT youth.
Music: Bright Light Bright Light “There Are No Miracles”
12 Days Of Christmas Music: Faith Hill "Where Are You Christmas?"
One of my favorite contemporary holiday songs. From the soundtrack of the film How The Grinch Stole Christmas, Faith Hill sings “Where Are You Christmas?” https://youtu.be/Bt3Y3HJpXQs?si=654ffHSeK0CkLfWV


