Kylie Jenner is here to once again shoot down talk of plastic surgery. No, not as it relates to Kylie Jenner's lips . The reality star (after months of saying the opposite) has finally come clean and admitted that this plump body part is not exactly all natural. Instead, following an appearance at the opening of the Sugar Factory candy store in Miami in which she nearly had a wardrobe malfunction, Jenner took to Instagram to dispel the latest rumor: Has she undergone a boob job? Watch this video (at the 28-second mark) to see her response and then see Kylie curse off a photographer .
In recent weeks, it began to seem as though the worst of the Josh Duggar molestation scandal was over. Josh’s parents and two of his victims broke their silence in interviews with Fox News’ Megyn Kelly, and in the surest sign yet that the Duggars are doing their best to put the ugliness of recent weeks behind them, Jill and Jessa Duggar were spotted in public for the first time since the world learned of their family’s dark secret. It now looks as though it may not be as easy for the Duggars to move on and reclaim their place as reality TV’s favorite family as their fans had hoped. Earlier today, we reported that Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar are still under investigation by local police in Tontitown, Arkansas. Now, Radar Online is reporting that Josh and Jim Bob allegedly lied under oath during the course of a 2013 civil suit. It seems that Josh and Jim Bob are the co-owners of a used car dealership, and together, they filed suit against an insurance company for a deal gone wrong. Court documents show that Jim Bob and Josh were both asked about any prior arrests or police investigations in which they were involved. Both men answered all such questions with, “The Plaintiffs state that no such records exist.” The case is already settled, and Josh and Jim Bob are unlikely to face any legal consequences for their false statements, but this latest allegation serves as yet another indication that there may be more skeletons in the Duggar’s closet than we initially thought. View Slideshow: 23 Biggest Duggar Family Scandals
You may want to sit down and pour yourselves a nice Chianti for this one, Hannibal fans. Entertainment Weekly reported moments ago that the acclaimed drama has been canceled by NBC . In a statement, showrunner Bryan Fuller expressed his gratitude to the network for allowing him so much creative freedom, and more than a few second chances: “NBC has allowed us to craft a television series that no other broadcast network would have dared,” Fuller said. “[They] kept us on the air for three seasons despite Cancellation Bear Chow ratings and images that would have shredded the eyeballs of lesser Standards & Practices enforcers. “Hannibal is finishing his last course at NBC’s table this summer, but a hungry cannibal can always dine again. And personally, I look forward to my next meal with NBC.” The remaining episodes of the show’s third season will continue to air Thursday nights at 10 pm. Devoted fans remain hopeful that another network or streaming service will pick up the cultishly adored series, just as Hulu picked up The Mindy Project after it was canceled by Fox last month. Fortunately, if the worst-case scenario comes to pass, and this is really the last meal for TV’s favorite (only?) cannibal, Fuller assures fans that he was prepared for the possibility, and the final episode of season 3 finale also functions as a suitable series finale. As always, you can watch Hannibal online at TV Fanatic to relive your favorite moments. View Slideshow: 9 TV Shows That SHOULD Be Canceled
It’s heeeeere. The 2011 Black List — Franklin Leonard’s annual compilation of the year’s “most liked” screenplays that have not yet been produced — was announced this morning, comprised of scripts that will satisfy every genre curiosity, from historical crime to Internet rom-com to intentional Steven Spielberg derivative (introducing another movie called Jurassic Park ). Acquaint yourself with the films that could be next year’s Juno and The Social Network below.
Also in today’s (slim) Hollywood Ink: Robert Schwendtke may be the new Ridley Scott, and Paramount gets geeky. But really: Let’s hear your Belushi recommendations after the jump.
Also in this morning’s TV Bites: Friday Night Lights gets a return date… an Oscar winner hits SVU … Pushing Daisies creator Bryan Fuller finds new work… and more ahead.
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