BET’s New Edition biopic is shaping up to be the must-see TV event of the year, and that’s saying a lot because it airs at the start of 2017. Not only is the film a 3-part saga that promises to to chronicle New Edition as a group, but also the members musical successes outside of […]
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Lance Bass appeared on Meredith Viera’s talk show today and revealed that he and other members of ‘N SYNC were inappropriately touched by an older man when they were still in their teens. The panel was discussing Ashley Judd’s claim that she was sexually harassed by Harvey Weinstein when Bass opened up and revealed that he’d suffered similar abuse: Lance Bass Opens Up About Sexual Harassment “This also happens to men, too,” he said. “It has happened to me. When I was 16, 17 years old, and we started, there was someone that we worked with that was inappropriately touching us. “I was even aware then, at 16, that this guy was a pedophile. He was touching me oddly.” Bass added that he and the other members of the band – which included pop mega-star Justin Timberlake – would cope with the harassment by talking about the incidents of abuse with one another. “With the guys we would kind of talk about it, joke about, but it’s not a joking thing…I’m glad that we were aware of it and we didn’t feel victimized at the time,” Bass said. Many in the media have speculated that the man responsible for the abuse is disgraced ‘N SYNC manager Lou Pearlman . Though Bass didn’t mention Pearlman by name today, the 61-year-old boy band impresario has been accused of child molestation in the past. Pearlman is currently serving a 25-year prison sentence on unrelated charges. View Slideshow: 90s Boy Bands: Where Are They Now?
Caitlyn Jenner celebrated her first Fourth of July yesterday as… well… herself. Sharing a photo of the American Flag with her two million-plus followers, the transgender star quoted a famous song about the best nation in the world and Tweeted on Saturday: “Happy 4th of July! Proud to be an American … where at least I am free to be me.” Jenner, of course, opened way up to Diane Sawyer about her sexual identity in an ABC interview on April 24 and then came out on the cover of Vanity Fair weeks later. This message represented only her 15th Tweet since establishing her own social media account. When Caitlyn took to Twitter in May, she became the fastest person to amass over one million followers, accomplishing the feat in fewer than 24 hours. Jenner has since become an advocate for LGBT rights, attending a Gay Pride Parade party in New York City last week and dining with other members of the transgender community. On July 26, E! will air I Am Cait , an eight-episode docuseries that chronicles the life of this former Olympian. The new and free life of this former Olympian, we should say.
Caitlyn Jenner celebrated her first Fourth of July yesterday as… well… herself. Sharing a photo of the American Flag with her two million-plus followers, the transgender star quoted a famous song about the best nation in the world and Tweeted on Saturday: “Happy 4th of July! Proud to be an American … where at least I am free to be me.” Jenner, of course, opened way up to Diane Sawyer about her sexual identity in an ABC interview on April 24 and then came out on the cover of Vanity Fair weeks later. This message represented only her 15th Tweet since establishing her own social media account. When Caitlyn took to Twitter in May, she became the fastest person to amass over one million followers, accomplishing the feat in fewer than 24 hours. Jenner has since become an advocate for LGBT rights, attending a Gay Pride Parade party in New York City last week and dining with other members of the transgender community. On July 26, E! will air I Am Cait , an eight-episode docuseries that chronicles the life of this former Olympian. The new and free life of this former Olympian, we should say.
Sierra Wilder, 14, was killed in a plane crash Friday alongside three three members of the Gutzler family. Only her seven-year-old cousin survived. This is the 14-year-old cousin who died in a plane crash that killed three other members of her family, leaving a seven-year-old girl as the only survivor. Sierra Wilder was one of five passengers in the aircraft that plummeted to the ground Friday evening over Kuttawa, Kentucky. She died alongside her aunt, uncle and 9-year-old cousin Piper, with
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