Quick Hits for July 17th: Johnny Depp Settles $25 Million Lawsuit, Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott Address 'Kardashian Curse' and Will There Be a Mickey Mouse Club Reunion?

Johnny Depp Settles Lawsuit Against The Management Group

Depp had accused his management group of stealing from him and mishandling his businesses and wealth, causing them to counter-sue with claims that he essentially ‘did it to himself’.

A spokesperson for the actor said “Johnny Depp is pleased to have achieved a settlement agreement with The Management Group following the legal action he took against the company in January 2017. The lawsuit taken out against The Management Group — and the subsequent settlement — is a further demonstration that Johnny is determined to take firm action to protect his personal and artistic reputation in the interests of his family and his career.”

The sounds like a glorified “oops… my bad!” doesn’t it? Whatever, at least he’s owning up to it, sort of.

A source close to TMG says the company is ‘pleased’ with the settlement.

Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott Land GQ Cover

Baby Stormi’s parents have landed on the cover of GQ magazine. Typically, these two don’t go overboard when it comes to the spotlight (or… at least they don’t make their relationship super public), but that all changes in the latest issue.

This is Scott and Jenner’s first joint photoshoot, with Jenner saying “He just doesn’t like taking the photos.”

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The two talk about their first time meeting one another at Coachella (Scott was performing), their whirlwind romance and finding ways to keep their relationship humble (by avoiding L.A.). So how about that Kardashian Curse? The one that typically sees love interests of the sisters ending abruptly because they ‘can’t handle the Kardashian life’, Scott says “Kylie actually likes me for me… I’m on my own island… I don’t get involved.”

Britney Spears is Ready for a Mickey Mouse Club Reunion

Think back 25 years, stars like Justin Timberlake, Ryan Gosling, Christina Aguilara and Britney Spears weren’t the huge stars they are today. They were all child actors on a Disney show called the Mickey Mouse Club. Spears was 11 and says, at 36, “It was a great time. It was probably one of the most special times in my life…” Adding that if there were to be a reunion, “[she] would definitely show up.”

Throwbacks.com has a pretty cool break down of why the 90s edition of MMC was the ‘most talented’.