Today in “can we all please leave Billie Eilish TF alone,” the 17-year-old singer is being dragged by boomers for not knowing who the band Van Halen is. The moment in question went down on Jimmy Kimmel Live when Jimmy asked Billie to “name a Van Halen” and she responded, “Who?” The audience was shook that Billie was clueless about the famous band, and Twitter wasted no time dragging her.

It's only been three months since Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth filed for divorce. But we probably don't need to tell you that Miley has wasted no time in moving on, from Kaitlynn Carter to Cody Simpson. Miley is speeding past milestones like she's trying to break some sort of landspeed record. So perhaps it should come as no surprise that Miley is already prepared to make peace with her ex-husband. According to a new report, Miley and Liam are back on good terms after several months of animosity. “They’ve both calmed down now and Liam just wants this chapter fully done with so he can move on,” a source tells the site.

Shelley Morrison, a veteran actress best known for portraying Rosario Salazar on Will & Grace, died Sunday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. She was 83 years old. According to her publicist, via The Associated Press, Morrison passed away from from heart failure after a brief illness.

Coldplay haven't even released their upcoming album Everyday Life yet, and they're apparently already planning its follow-up. Mark Mitchell — co-president of the band's record label Parlophone — recently hinted that Chris Martin and company are already hard at work on more new music. “There’s nothing set in stone, but what we can say is there’s a desire to do another record to follow this up quickly,” he divulged. “[‘Everyday Life’] came very, very quickly. They worked on tracks for the rest of the summer, so there’s a lot of ideas left off this record which they’re hoping to follow up as soon as possible.” Though they hope to release more material sooner rather than later, don't expect the next one to be connected to Everyday Life. “I don’t think they are sister records. This is very much a record that the band had to get out of their system," Parlophone co-president Nick Burgess said. Everyday Life is slated to come out this Friday (November 22). The 16-track, double album is divided into two sections: sunrise and sunset