Selena Gomez opens up about Justin Bieber in the June 2013 issue of InStyle! Read the original here: Selena Gomez Spills The Beans On Justin Bieber In The June Issue …
Selena Gomez is featured on the cover of the latest InStyle . But it’s what inside this magazine that ought to have fans salivating, as the singer talks at length about her time as the girlfriend of Justin Bieber . Referring to the relationship as “crazy and intense,” Selena says it was often “uncomfortable” because everyone knew their business. However… “Justin and I never really focused on the attention. You can’t help who you date. So I wouldn’t swear off that or say that’s what I want again.” It’s unclear when this interview was given, of course, meaning Gomez may have spoken to the publication prior to her trip to Norway and rumored reconciliation with Bieber. The star also touched on “Love Will Remember,” a single on her new album that’s all about Bieber: “That’s the most personal track on the record, for sure. I think it’s a sweet way of releasing it. It’s not an aggressive approach to what people are probably expecting,” she says, adding of Justin: “I’m sure he’ll love it too.” Earlier this week, Gomez released the official video for “Come & Get It.” Check it out now and then pick up this issue of InStyle for a lot more from Selena!
Jaycee Dugard and her mom both spoke of hope in the wake of the kidnapping drama in Ohio, in which Amanda Berry and two other missing women were found. Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight were all abducted separately from 2002-04, only to be found alive and together Monday in a home in Cleveland. Terry Probyn, Jaycee’s mother, said of the truly remarkable story: “Another miracle happened yesterday and three girls are alive and I feel the same joy and relief I felt when Jaycee was returned to me after 18 hellish years.” “We must never lose hope. Keeping hope alive is what got me through 18 years,” she added in a speech at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Jaycee Dugard, who herself was kidnapped from South Lake Tahoe, Calif., as a girl and held captive for 18 years, told an audience in Washington: “What an amazing time to be talking about hope.” Dugard said the trio of Ohio women found after apparently being held for a decade “need the opportunity to heal and connect back into the world.” Dugard said the tragic imprisonment of Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight “isn’t who they are. It is only what happened to them.” “The human spirit is incredibly resilient,” Dugard, who was 11 when she was kidnapped in 1991, said. “More than ever this reaffirms we should never give up hope.” Convicted rapist Phillip Garrido and his wife, Nancy, shocked adolescent Jaycee with a stun gun, pulled her into their car and drove away with her. There, she was kept in a labyrinth of sheds, tents and tarps, and raped hundreds of times. She gave birth to two daughters; Berry has a six-year-old. After Dugard was found and they were arrested, the Garridos pleaded guilty to kidnapping and sexual assault and will never again leave prison. Monday’s discovery in Ohio recalled memories of the abduction of Dugard and Elizabeth Smart, a Salt Lake City teen kidnapped from her home in 2002. Smart, like Dugard, Berry, DeJesus and Knight, was found alive. In the case of the Ohio trio, neighbor Charles Ramsey heard Berry’s cry for help and aided her escape. Praised for his efforts, he says the girls are the true heroes. Three brothers have been arrested in connection with the case. Charles Ramsey Interview
A new set photo for Anchorman 2 has dropped over at TMZ, and it shows us an exciting development: Anchorman 2 has another brawl scene! Complete with Brick’s trident! Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd, David Koechner, Steve Carell, and Christina Applegate return as the Channel 4 News team in the comedy sequel. The film will take place in New York instead of San Diego, but little else is known about the plot. Anchorman 2 is set premiere December 20.
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