In this episode:

• Tyra Banking companies is ballroom sure! The supermodel has been tapped as the new host of ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars.”
• We know why Jim Carrey wished the cancelation of his demonstrate ‘Kidding’ held mystery.
• And Matt Damon has introduced havoc to Brooklyn by relocating into his luxurious penthouse.

Here’s a nearer appear at some of today’s tales:

America’s subsequent major host?

Tyra Financial institutions has been tapped as the new host of ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars,” the sequence announced on Twitter, subsequent the departures of hosts Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews.

“I’ve been a supporter of ‘DWTS’ since its starting … The exciting combined with uncooked emotion, seeing stars press previous their consolation zones, the sizzling dance performances … it’s normally transported me to my days of turning it up 10 notches on the catwalk,” Banking institutions reported in a assertion, according to Folks. “Tom has set a potent phase, and I’m enthusiastic to continue the legacy and set on my government producer and web hosting hats.”

Jim Carrey isn’t ‘Kidding’

Jim Carrey’s Television set collection, “Kidding,” has been canceled, Web page 6 has solely discovered.

The determination was designed months ago, according to insiders. But Carrey and the producers wanted to retain the information less than wraps because he would like to win an Emmy.

Showtime confirmed to Web page Six when reached out for comment on Tuesday that the show will close its run following two seasons.

Matt Damon’s lux living

Matt Damon is creating a ruckus in Brooklyn Heights — by shifting into his luxurious penthouse.

The Oscar winner brought in quite the production by closing down an full avenue on Tuesday. The havoc incorporated an great crane, which attained over 14 stories, to raise his home furnishings and a host of trees on to his tony terrace.

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