Weekend box office news… Amber Rose and Val Chmerkovskiy have called it quits… Alec Baldwin has had enough… The Grammy Awards… and a surprise celebrity engagement

Three new movies won the box office this weekend. “The Lego Batman Movie” debuted in first place with $56.6 million. “Fifty Shades Darker” came in second with $46.8 million. And Keanu Reeves’ “John Wick 2” was third with $30 million.

It was a glorious five months, but Amber Rose and Val Chmerkovskiy have called it quits. He confirmed it with a lovely Instagram post, saying he feels very lucky to have known and loved her, but they’re just too different. She confirmed the breakup by smooching her ex Wiz Khalifa at Clive Davis’ pre-Grammys party.

now go and be great

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According to the National Enquirer, Alec Baldwin has had enough and doesn’t want to play Donald Trump on “Saturday Night Live” anymore. It could be his way of getting way more cash because SNL is seeing it’s highest ratings in two decades thanks in large part to Alec’s portrayal of the president. But a source said, “He doesn’t want to do the show every Saturday for the next four or eight years…..Now they’re looking for someone else to play the president!”

The 59th Annual Grammy Awards were last night. Beyonce led the pack with nine nominations, but ended up only winning two. “Lemonade” won Best Urban Contemporary Album and her song “Formation” won Best Music Video. Adele was nominated for five Grammys and won every single one. “Hello” won Song of the Year, Record of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance. And her album “25” won Best Pop Vocal Album and the big one — Album of the Year. Adele felt so bad about beating Beyonce that she dedicated her Grammy for Album of the Year to “Lemonade,” which brought tears to Beyonce’s eyes. And Adele also used the opportunity to thank her HUSBAND, confirming rumors that she and Simon Konecki tied the knot. Other winners included Chance the Rapper, who won Best New Artist, Best Rap Performance and Best Rap Album for “Coloring Book.” Drake’s “Hotline Bling” won two Grammys for Best Rap/Sung Performance and Best Rap Song. And the late David Bowie won Best Rock Performance, Best Rock Song, Best Alternative Rock Album for his song and album “Blackstar.”