Crap On Extra: Snoop Dogg paid big by the Olympics, Mr. Worldwide news, and Britney Spears biopic

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Journey's Neal Schon and Jonathan Cain have been butting heads for years. But somehow, when it comes to the band, they've always managed to coexist. But those days might be over. The band has canceled the U.K. and Ireland leg of their 50th anniversary tour. They cited, quote, "circumstances beyond the band's control." They didn't elaborate any further, but the news broke earlier this week that Cain was suing Schon for allegedly misusing the band's American Express account. They've been having these kinds of issues as far back as 2020. According to Cain's lawsuit, Journey's finances are so messed up that they can't pay their crew or production company.

Snoop Dogg seems to be having the time of his life at the Summer Olympics

Pitbull Stadium: As of today, that’s a real place you can visit and take in some collegiate athletics. As ESPN’s Pete Thamel reports, Mr. Worldwide has purchased the naming rights for the football stadium at Florida International University in his hometown of Miami.

Eugene Levy and Dan Levy are in negotiations to emcee the 2024 Primetime Emmy Awards

A Britney Spears biopic is officially happening

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