Eddie Redmayne is TOTALLY CHILL, YO.

Already confessing he’s a big fan of reality TV,  The Theory of Everything star and Best Actor Oscar nominee doesn’t need a big party to get down, or flashy things to be happy. In fact, the star says that after all of the red carpet Oscar hoopla, he’s planning on doing something most of us do to unwind…hang with his new wife Hannah Bagshawe and a “really trashy” book!

Eddie, you’re great.

“When you’re an actor, there’s always something you have to read for work, so you always have to either be reading a script or researching a script,” the British actor tells PEOPLE before taking home the Cinema Vanguard award at the Santa Barbara Film Festival on Thursday, alongside costar Felicity Jones. “That moment where you get to choose a book that you want to read just for pleasure is that rare thing,” he adds.

But when he’s working, the actor totally gives it his all!

“I’m someone who gets caught up in the banalities and anxieties of the every day,” he says. “But I’m just remembering, we only have one shot at this, being on this planet,” he says. “[The movie] encouraged me to make sure you live your life passionately.”

(viap People)

Definitely, dude. In fact, I’m going to take a page out of the Redmayne book of living life and dig into a trashy novel right now. I’m so HOLLYWOOD.

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Um, what anyone might do with 56 million dollars- buying a Spotify-like Swedish Tech company that specializes in music streaming. DUH.

Jay-Z is looking to buy Aspiro, a Swedish tech company that streams music through subscription, through Project Panther Bidco, which is controlled by the rapper’s S. Carter Enterprises. People reports:

“Aspiro is a media technology company in the forefront of the ongoing redefinition of music consumption,” a spokesperson for S. Carter Enterprises tells PEOPLE of the $56 million deal that’s underway. “Panther believes that the recent developments in the entertainment industry, with the migration to media streaming, offers great potential for increased entertainment consumption and an opportunity for artists to further promote their music.”

It’s not official yet, but should it go through, Jay-Z’s company plans to expand the Scandinavian-based start-up’s services globally.

Watch out, Spotify!

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Right before the biggest gig of her career, Katy Perry decides to talk about her feud with Taylor Swift?

The “Roar” singer told Billboard that she’s not just gonna take hits and keep silent if someone’s bullying her. “If somebody is trying to defame my character,” she said in response to the feud, “you’re going to hear about it.” US Weekly reports:

Swift and Perry’s public spat began last fall when the 1989 songstress revealed in a Rolling Stone interview that one of her singles, “Bad Blood,” was written for an unnamed mean girl. Swift described the fellow pop star as her “straight-up enemy” and claimed that the individual “did something so horrible.” More details on the feud here.

The day after the story went live, Perry fueled speculation by tweeting: “Watch out for the Regina George in sheep’s clothing…”

Us Weekly later confirmed that Swift’s dig was, in fact, written for Perry. “Katy knows Taylor’s song is about her, which is why she tweeted that,” one insider told Us at the time, saying both hitmakers (also exes of John Mayer) were “very competitive.” (In the months following, Perry’s then-boyfriend Diplo got involved in the feud, as well as Swift’s best friend Lorde, who rushed to the “Blank Space” songstress’ defense.)

Perry’s somewhat-threatening promise coincides with her pending halftime show performance at Super Bowl XLIX, which seems like, WAY more important than talking about some silly feud, I think.  Still, I wonder what “terrible things” these two have REALLY done to each other…

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