Yodel Boy returns… Amber Heard honored 7-figure donation… Darren Criss & Lea Michele are going on tour… YouTube will live stream Coachella… and Floyd Mayweather’s bodyguard shot in Atlanta attack

Because Walmart recognizes a marketing opportunity when it sees one…..Yodeling Boy Mason Ramsay is going back to where it all began — Aisle J8 at the Walmart in Harrisburg, Illinois. They’re setting up a big stage for Mason and they’re giving him 10 minutes to sing whatever he wants, and the whole thing will be broadcast over the store’s speaker system.

Amber Heard is keeping her promise. Back in 2016, she and Johnny Depp reached an agreement in their $7 million dollar divorce settlement, and Amber promised she would donate the entire thing in equal parts to the American Civil Liberties Union and the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. And according to the children’s hospital’s annual report, Amber made the their list of the “Honor Roll of Donors,” meaning she donated between $1 million-$4,999,999 million between July 2016 and June 2017.

My daughter is begging me to take her to Nashville on May 30 because that’s where Lea Michele and Darren Criss are kicking off their 9-city tour. According to Darren, their show will offer “a little bit of everything….A little bit of Glee, a little bit of Broadway”….some of his songs and some of Lea’s songs….Tickets go on sale this Friday.

For the eighth year in a row, YouTube will give us exclusive access to Coachella. Starting this Friday, you can stream the first weekend of concerts, featuring performances by Beyonce and Cardi B and The Weeknd. YouTube will offer four live-stream feeds, showcasing different artists simultaneously. You can also create a personalized viewing schedule with the live acts you want to see. When the act you want to watch performs, the live stream will automatically shift over to that show. There’s also going to be video-on-demand featuring some of the weekend’s highlights. Google Home is also teaming up with Coachella for an exclusive experience. You can say, “Hey Google, talk to Coachella,” and you’ll have access to music and interviews and trivia and everything Coachella. And even though Coachella takes place over two weekends, YouTube will only stream the first weekend, which is this weekend.

Things got really scary for Floyd Mayweather and his entourage early Monday morning. Floyd had just left the Medusa nightclub in Atlanta when a car pulled up and fired shots at the lead car in Floyd’s 3-car entourage. According to TMZ, Floyd’s bodyguard was struck in the leg, and as the driver of that car tried to speed away, the shooter’s car gave chase! Floyd’s driver was finally able to shake the shooter’s car and drove straight to the hospital. The bodyguard was treated and released. Police are still looking for the gunman and they want to interview Floyd as soon as possible so they can try to figure out a motive.