Happy Friday, Betches! Do you feel that? There’s an energy shift in the universe. I don’t know if that solar eclipse kickstarted something, but the vibes are changing. Taylor Swift got a little post-wedding haircut, Demi Lovato made a Camp Rock 3 cameo, and Whitney Leavitt is heading back to Broadway. Not to mention it’s a summer Friday in August, so you’re almost contractually obligated to leave work early and grab an Aperol spritz. Good times are here.

Yesterday also brought more exciting casting news for Heated Rivalry Season 2, which will now include Schitt’s Creek’s Emily Hampshire, The Young Royals’ Edvin Ryding, and Canada’s Drag Race winner Priyanka. Clearly Season 2’s budget got upped, because this year’s cast keeps adding big names. Standing by for a Wayne Gretzky cameo announcement.

Perhaps we’re also seeing a change in celebrity-backed brands. Bloomberg reported that Alex Cooper is shutting down her line of Unwell beverages this fall, after only two years on the market. Following the success of George Clooney’s Casamigos tequila line, seemingly every celeb launched a new product line, but the market is getting a bit saturated. Despite the influx of celeb-backed beverages, it is shocking that Unwell is calling it quits. See, there’s something in the air.

And speaking of vibe shifts,

Update On My Close Personal Friends — A Next Gen: NYC hot mic reveals Charlie and Ariana are more than just friends

Ariana Biermann and Charlie Zakkour — Bravo

Something is going on between Next Gen: NYC’s resident bad boy Charlie Zakkour and the show’s de facto lead Ariana Biermann. Since day one, Charlie, a noted playboy, has been trying to hook up with Ariana, but she was previously dating Zaxby’s heir Hudson McLeroy and stated that she wouldn’t touch Charlie with a ten-foot-pole. On last night’s episode of Next Gen: NYC, however, the water began to get murky. While neither Charlie nor Ariana admitted to hooking up, Charlie candidly told producers that he wouldn’t tell them even if they did rendezvous. While on a bathroom hot mic, however, Charlie told Shai Fruchter that he’d have to figure out how much he could grab Ariana’s ass at BravoCon because she’s “reluctant to play ball in front of the cameras.” If my critical reading skills are serving me, I do believe that means that consensual ass-grabbing has gone down in the past. THINGS ARE GETTING MESSY!

The Couch Report — Anne Hathaway’s dinosaur movie is really good

This is the year of Anne Hathaway, and I’m excited to inform you she’s going 4 for 4 on hits. After the critical success of Mother Mary and twin box office smashes with The Devil Wears Prada 2 and The Odyssey, she’s now helming The End of Oak Street. If you’ve seen the ludicrous trailers in which a whole 1980s neighborhood is transported to the prehistoric days of dinosaurs, you might have scoffed at the premise. Well, I’m pleased to inform you that The End of Oak Street is the best dinosaur movie since Jurassic Park. It’s an adrenaline-fueled romp, and if you need a movie to see over the next couple of weeks, treat yourself to a screening. Who doesn’t want to watch Anne Hathaway fight a T-Rex?

Be So For Real — Nicole Kidman is in Troye Sivan’s new music video

I’ve never seen a campaign for MTV’s Video Vanguard Award executed quite as flawlessly as what Troye Sivan is currently doing. The pop star has been on a music video hot streak, and he’s drafted Nicole Kidman and Sasha Colby for his salute to women, “She’s the Best.” Nicole is looking better than ever as she flags down a cabaret singer version of Troye, cuddles with him, and then puts him in drag. Meanwhile, Sasha Colby is strutting through the city and voguing for the dolls. Someone clear a spot at the 2035 MTV VMAs because Troye is coming for that Moonman.

Current Hyperfixation — Angela’s epic rant on Big Brother

There is NOTHING better than an unhinged reality TV meltdown, and Big Brother gifted us one for the ages this week, when Angela Murray started screaming at Haley Thogmartin (aka Thog) in the tiny house gym. While the expletive-laden rant was censored for the TV show, Pluto TV graciously published the NSFW version. Oh, to watch a 52-year-old woman cuss out the season’s villain. “It’s malicious lies!” is my new favorite vocal stim.