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E.J. Johnson Addresses Sexuality, Support from Father, Internet Hates

It didn’t go exactly as he had planned, but Magic Johnson’s son harbors no ill feelings. In his first interview since TMZ outed him as gay, 20-year old E.J. Johnson said he had always planned on revealing his sexuality. So even if it “came a little sooner than I thought it would, this is still something I knew I would be going through and would have to experience.” EJ Johnson Interview The NYU junior tells Howard Bragman of the YouTube talk show Gwissues that he’s been “very blessed” to receive nothing but support from his family, which includes famous father Magic, mother Cookie and two siblings. Unfortunately, however, he has also been on the receiving end of some “nasty” comments online. “It’s almost like they’re attacking me for being me, and to that, I can only say, ‘Well, I can only be myself, so I don’t really know what you want me to do,'” E.J. says. These haters are not deterring the college student, at least. He hopes to be an influential voice in the media or on television: “I would love to have a talk show someday and just be another voice for [my] generation and, you know, be the voice for young gay people who need someone to be on TV or wherever else to talk to them, and talk about all kinds of issues that all of us face. Not just homosexual issues, but all kinds of issues.” We wish him the best in all future endeavors.

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Other Wife Found on Facebook: Man Charged With Bigamy After Spouses Both Appear as "Friends"

A Washington man has been charged with bigamy after Facebook revealed he was married to two different women, unbeknownst to either of them. Guess someone needs to up his privacy settings. Alan O’Neill, a 41-year-old state corrections officer, married a woman in 2001, separated from her eight years later, changed his name and remarried. The two wives revealed O’Neill’s deception when – you guessed it – they both noticed the other one as a “friend” on their husband’s Facebook profile. “Wife No. 1 went to wife No. 2’s page and saw a picture of her and her husband with a wedding cake,” Pierce County Prosecutor Mark Lindquist said. O’Neill’s first wife then called and confronted the mother of wife No. 2. “An hour later the defendant arrived at [the original wife’s] apartment, and she asked him several times if they were divorced,” court records show. “The defendant at that point said, ‘No, we are still married.'” With his deception revealed, O’Neill allegedly asked his first wife to not alert authorities to the bigamy, which is illegal under federal and state laws. However, she went ahead and reported his duplicity. The accused was previously known as Alan Fulk and currently works as a Pierce County corrections officer, sheriff’s spokesman Ed Troyer said. He was placed on leave from his job after being charged with bigamy, and officials say O’Neill faces up to a year in jail if convicted of that offense.

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Other Wife Found on Facebook: Man Charged With Bigamy After Spouses Both Appear as "Friends"

Mystery Man on Roof Captivates Twitter, Boston Bombing Conspiracy Theorists

Who is the mystery man on the roof? That’s what Twitter and Boston bombing conspiracy theorists want to know in the wake of yesterday’s explosions. A photo credited to Suffolk University junior Dan Lampariello shows the instant of two Boston Marathon bombings that occurred near the finish line Monday. The photo, and with it Mystery Man on Roof, went viral. Lampariello told ABC News Monday “I was about 200 feet from the finish line … right in front of the Mandarin Hotel. My aunt was running in the marathon.” “We were out there to cheer her on. We thought maybe it was fireworks at first, but when we saw the second explosion we knew something was wrong.” As if the Internet weren’t going berzerk enough over blasts that killed at least three people and injured more than 170 more, many gravely, there’s this. Police say they have no suspects yet, and no individual or group has claimed responsibility for the attack, which only feeds interest in the MMOR. A lack of real leads – the alleged suspect in custody is not believed to have been involved, and his name has not been released – breeds speculation. Here’s what is happening on the investigative front: Last night, agencies raided a unit in a high-rise apartment on Ocean Drive in the seaside Boston suburb of Revere, according to local police officials. Several bags, including what appeared to be a large duffel bag, were removed from the scene. Details are scarce, but the search was related to the case. Boston police also issued a BOLO for a yellow Penske rental van that apparently attempted to access the race course area shortly before the blast. They are also looking for a “black man wearing a black hoodie and a black backpack” who was turned away from a secure area shortly before the bombings. As for Mystery Man on Roof? He could be the perpetrator of this senseless act of terrorism … or just a guy looking for an awesome vantage point for one of the city’s coolest events. Probably the latter … but don’t let logic stop you, Twitter.

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