HOLLYWOOD HEADLINES

Doja Cat joins rare company with her hit album, Planet Her. She now has five, Top 5 tunes from that one album. Taylor Swift achieved the feat most recently with 1989. Katy Perry’s album Teenage Dream had five, Top 5 hits as did Good Girl Gone Bad by Rihanna. Or in her home of Barbados, known as “The Right Excellent Robyn Rihanna Fenty.”

William Friend, the husband of One Tree Hill star Bevin Prince, was killed by a lightning strike while boating off the North Carolina coast over the weekend. He was 33 years old.

Chris Hemsworth is the latest famous face to read a children’s book on the BBC’s Bedtime Stories. The man behind Thor’s hammer will read Salina Yoon’s Stormy Night on Friday on the children’s bedtime show.

GMA meteorologist Rob Marciano‘s wife Eryn quietly filed for divorce last month, according to Us Weekly. They’ve been married for 11 years.

Pop guru Max Martin, who’s crafted hits for superstars like Britney Spears and Katy Perry, is heading to Broadway with his first musical, And Juliet. The show, which “flips the script” on the classic Romeo and Juliet, will open on November 17th.

Takahashi Kazuki, who created the popular animated series Yu-Gi-Goh!, was found dead in the sea off Okinawa Island on Wednesday. The 60-year-old was wearing snorkeling equipment at the time of his death, so authorities believe it was an accident.

Netflix released another Dave Chappelle special entitled, What’s In a Name. This one taped only last month as the comic returned to his high school alma mater, Duke Ellington School of the Arts. Chappelle gave a 40-minute speech defending his transphobic “jokes.” The night concluded with Chappelle declining that the school’s new theater be named after him. (Decider)