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They say second place in the first loser. But just try telling that to Kree Harrison. On the heels of Candice Glover taking home the American Idol Season 12 title, Harrison didn’t sound remotely disappointed when chatting with Access Hollywood. “I’m happy for her. I love her like a sister and I’m so freaking proud of her,” Kree said. “It’s a sisterhood further than friends forever could really understand because we’ve gone through this experience together. Not many people could understand it.” Of course, plenty of Idol finalists who did not win went on to enjoy very successful career. Take Jennifer Hudson, Daughty and Adam Lambert as just a few examples. Did Harrison see her second place finish coming? “I really had no idea because we are two totally completely different artists, so I didn’t know,” she said. “But I’m so freaking proud of her. We both have so much drive, whatever would have happened I was just thinking in that moment that I’m so excited to do something, like, the next step.” We wish Kree the very best of luck and we ask again: Did Glover deserve to win? Yes, she was the best all season long! No, Team Kree! View Poll »
My name is Rebekka, I’m 15 years old and I live in Norway. I didn’t get M&G for the show in Norway so I met with a friend in Belgium on April 10th, 2013 . We had been counting down for about 270 days – the day we would finally be meeting Justin. We eventually found the M&G line, got our wristbands and we were both about to die. About 1 hour passed by and Dan came out to say hello to everyone in line and we took a picture and had a conversation. We asked him about Believe 3D and he was like, “Yeah, Never Say Never… Ever!” He’s so cute and very nice to the fans. After another hour, we got super nervous because we knew that Justin being late meant that the M&G would be super rushed. After a while Justin finally came and people started lining up again. The line went so fast that we had to constantly walk to keep up. I swear I almost threw up. When it was our turn I got asked by security, “Are you excited? Take a deep breath,” and before I knew it, the curtain opened. I thought it wasn’t my turn yet because it happened so fast so I just stood there looking at his face. Like, you know in movies when they are saying – “It was like the whole room disappeared, the only thing I could see was him,” well that was literally me right there. After only seeing him on a computer screen for so long, he seemed so… big. His face was so beautiful. He looked like a real badass, it was unreal. After like 1 second I got pushed in and I went straight for a hug and I think he hugged back but I’m not really sure because I got dragged back by the security guards so I was standing next to him. The only thing I could focus on in that moment was how tight he was holding my shoulder. Two seconds after I got dragged out again and I was walking out of the M&G room completely paralyzed. I couldn’t feel anything. I was really disappointed at that moment but now I’m honestly so grateful and happy for being able to have a picture with my idol and I’ll never get over how tight he was holding my shoulder. Justin was really nice and you could see that he really tried making the experience great, but the security ruined it. I think my M&G experience was really unlucky but I don’t blame Justin at all. The Believe tour concert was the best! My friend and I had a huge Norwegian flag and we were holding it over the outside of the barrier (we had front row!) and Justin was looking and staring at us several times. The audience was so loud and we had our incredible “special moment.” It was amazing. I just want to say thank you to my friend Lilly, who’s the reason for all of this because she was the one who found tickets in Belgium, and to my family for allowing me to go all the way to Belgium to meet Justin and payed for everything, except from the tickets. I’ll never forget this day and I will be forever grateful. Justin, if you’re reading this, I love you SO much and thank you for everything. -@ crownthebiebs Read this article: My name is Rebekka, I’m 15 years old and I live in…
Talk about a change of career path… Former Drug Dealer Changes Life To Teach Senior Citizens Aerobics Via OpposingViews Thomas Mickens built a multimillion dollar yayo empire from the ground up. Now, he spends his days helping senior citizens build their bodies up. “People who used to work for me look at what I’m doing now and say, ‘What are you doing?’” he said during a recent interview. “I left the past in the past — and I was able to walk away.” Mickens started selling marijuana at age 15 after dropping out of high school. “I started with three dollars. I bought a trey bag, rolled up eight joints, and sold each one for a dollar.” From that humble beginning, Mickens’ operation eventually became more lucrative, generating $100,000 a week and also allowing him to start multiple other legit businesses, including a dry cleaners and a grocery store. Mickens, known as “Tony Montana” on the streets, once boasted an impressive collection of material wealth. He amassed a fleet of 21 luxury cars, including a Rolls Royce equipped with a TV, a Ferrari and a Lamborghini; a $800,000 mansion in Dix Hills; a 38-foot-yacht paid for in cash; a helicopter; and a mouth full of gold “fronts” studded with diamonds. But after being busted in 1989 for tax evasion, drug dealing and money laundering, he came out of prison in 2008 with no money to his name. That’s when he decided to create “The Tommy Experience”, a health exercise and wellness program. As a fitness instructor for senior citizens, Mickens now earns between $40-$150 per class. “I’m not proud of what I did to my neighborhoods. I’m not proud of the pain I put my mother through,” he said. Each session, “is like me giving back to my mother.” Image via OV
Singer’s third solo album moves 968,000 copies its first week, according to Billboard. By Driadonna Roland Justin Timberlake’s The 20/20 Experience album art Photo: RCA
Bon Jovi tops album chart, David Bowie slips in at #2 with first album in a decade. By Gil Kaufman Justin Timberlake’s The 20/20 Experience album art Photo: RCA
Timberlake pays tribute to his late grandfather in his new 20/20 Experience clip. By James Montgomery Justin Timberlake in his video for “Mirrors” Photo: RCA
Justin’s website lets fans unlock special content throughout the week to celebrate The 20/20 Experience ‘s release on Tuesday. By Driadonna Roland Justin Timberlake in studio recording “The 20/20 Experience” Photo: Jive
Steve Carell gets a harsh dose of reality in this new clip from ‘The Incredible Burt Wonderstone.’ By Josh Wigler Steve Carell, Steve Buscemi and Jim Carrey in “The Incredible Burt Wonderstone” Photo: Warner Bros.
One-hour special, which airs on the CW the same day The 20/20 Experience hits stores, will also feature new music video. By Driadonna Roland Justin Timberlake Photo: Matt Kent/ Getty Images
