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Grab Your Pitchforks: JT's Super Bowl Halftime Show to Feature Hologram Prince

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  • TMZ obtained about a minute of various rehersal footage in the last 24 hours of Justin's halftime show.

  • Songs heard being sang: "Rock Your Body", "Cry Me a River" and "Can't Stop the Feeling" is the finale

  • No NSYNC or Janet Jackson

  • He does have one special guest planned: a hologram of Prince performing


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OH HELL NO

Uma Thurman breaks her silence on Harvey Weinstein and Quentin Tarantino

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  • She has complicated feelings about Weinstein because so many other women were assualted by him after she was and she blames herself for being part of the coverup


  • Stresses that her agency CAA knew about Weinstein for years and covered for him

  • "I stand as both a person who was subjected to it and a person who was then also part of the cloud cover, so that’s a super weird split to have"

  • Says she was first raped by an actor she doesn't name when she was 16 and he was 36

  • She and Harvey knew each other well and were friends the first time he tried to rape her. He first tried to flash her in a steam room and later tried to rape her in a hotel. He then threatened to ruin her career if she told anyone.

  • She told Quentin Tarantino what happened with Weinstein and he was initially dismissive of it, but during the Kill Bill promo tour he eventually understood how serious it was and he confronted Weinstein who gave her a half-hearted apology

  • Also says that Quentin forced her to do a stunt on the set of Kill Bill in a car that was dangerous. She ended up in the hospital after doing the stunt with severe pain and a concussion. She now has permanent neck damage because of the injury. She spent 15 years tracking down the footage to prove she had been right that the car was at fault and her friendship with Quentin ended because he refused to give it to her and sided with the studio.

  • Quentin also did some of the abusive stunts featured in the movie himself. In the scene where Gogo chokes the Bride with a chain it was actually Quentin doing the choking. In the scene where Uma was spat on it was Quentin who did the spitting.

  • Says it wasn't Harvey that "broke" her, but Quentin who turned on her after the car crash

  • "Personally, it has taken me 47 years to stop calling people who are mean to you ‘in love’ with you. It took a long time because I think that as little girls we are conditioned to believe that cruelty and love somehow have a connection and that is like the sort of era that we need to evolve out of."


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JFC poor Uma.

Chrissy Teigen on Watch What Happens Live

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- Refuses to say anything about Kylie Jenner's pregnancy
- Gives her opinions on Bravo reality show drama
- John Legend is in the audience





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when will kylie announce her pregnancy, ontd?

Taraji P. Henson's manager Vincent Cirrincione accused of sexual misconduct by 9 women

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Hollywood manager Vincent Cirrincione has been accused of sexual harassment by nine women.
Eight African American women and one Asian American woman allege Cirrincione made unwanted sexual advances toward them over a two-decade period.
Tamika Lamison, Peppur Chambers and Letha Remington, went on the record with their claims against the manager, while six other women withheld their names for fear of reprisal.
A majority of the women say Cirrincione would only represent them if they were willing to have sex with him whenever he wanted. 
The manager formerly represented Halle Berry for 20 years and currently manages Taraji P. Henson. 

He used his reputation “as an important gatekeeper for black actresses” to “prey upon young women of color seeking an entry into Hollywood.”


Halle Berry's statement :
"While Vince never made an inappropriate gesture toward me, nor did I hear about this type of behavior from any woman or man while we worked together, I have always had a no-tolerance policy when it came to such matters. My heart goes out to any person who is subject to this type of behavior, and I stand in support of their strength and bravery."



Taraji P Henson's statement :
"I've never had any issue with this on any level. He totally respected me. He saw a single mother trying to make her dreams come true, and he nurtured that. He wrote checks and wouldn't ask for anything in return. It wasn't coming from a creepy place. If anything, it empowered me. Like this man believes in me. I love him for that. He is always brutally honest with me about black women's space in this industry. I just looked to him as a man who understood the black woman's plight in the industry. I never looked at him as a magical, mythical creature."



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Students dance with joy upon being gifted with Black Panther tickets

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Middle class students from the Ron Clark Academy in Atlanta erupted into a joyous song and dance routine upon finding out that they had all got tickets for and were going to see Black Panther.

The school's director of curriculum and instruction, Wade King, came up with the idea of incorporating the upcoming Marvel blockbuster with the school curriculum. This will include the students using the BP comic books to learn about imperial history and African art, along with using the content during maths, science and gym lessons (Wakanda is a highly advanced country with genius scientists as well as superheroes who can fight).

Before finding out about their surprise outing, the students opened the meeting with an African-inspired spoken word performance.

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This was sooooo cute. I didn't see it posted so I had to share.
To learn more about the Ron Clark Academy, visit these links!

http://www.ronclarkacademy.com/Who-we-are
https://www.instagram.com/ronclarkacademy/?hl=en
https://www.instagram.com/mrronclark/?hl=en
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5SBsk3rS6s

How Alice in Chains turned an unfortunate situation into Jar of Flies; announce European tour dates

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In 1993, Alice in Chains was touring, having 5 radio singles, and co-headlining Lollapalooza. But when they got home, they found out they had been evicted, were low on cash, and had no place to stay. They moved into Seattle's London Bridge Studios and ended up making an album.

-Layne Staley said they never planned to make an album from the music they made, but the studio heard it and loved it
-Jerry Cantrell hadn't written any songs and only had one jangly chorus, which turned into No Excuses
-Nutshell turned into the biggest fan fave and it wasn't even released commercially!
-The album title came from an experiment Cantrell did as a kid with 2 jars of flies. He overfed one jar and underfed the other. The underfed flies survived and these findings had a huge impact on Jerry.

In more recent news, the band just announced they will be touring Europe this summer. They are already touring Canada/U.S. this spring.



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Placebo's Brian Molko reflects back on the band's career

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-Reflects on the band's 23-year history, how they didn't mind scorn from the press, and embraced the rock-n-roll lifestyle as a rite of passage
-The band's motivation was to never get an office job but still make money for food/rent
-Their heroes were Lou Reed, Marc Bolan, and David Bowie for their androgyny and sexuality in the 1970s; the band faced "prudish attitudes of the bourgeois"

“I wanted to challenge the homophobia that I was witnessing in the music scene” says Molko. “I wanted anybody who was slightly homophobic to show up at our gigs and think 'Oh, I really fancy the singer. She's hot!' only to find out later that the singer was called Brian, which would hopefully lead them to go home and ask themselves a few questions."

-Says for their current tour, A Place for Us to Dream – 20 Years of Placebo, there were a lot of songs they wanted to play that meant a lot to them and weren't necessarily the hits, otherwise it's a mechanical act with no emotional connection
-He's currently writing songs for an 8th album and says the current political climate is very inspiring

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Selena Gomez hangs out in a park (again)

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After revealing she just finished a two-week treatment program for "mental wellness and empowerment", Selena was spotted hanging out in a park. Wearing denim overalls, she took off her shoes and strolled barefoot by the water while feeding the ducks. She also found a few kids to include in her photo-op.


meeting some kids:




strolling barefoot by the water and feeding ducks:





riding one of those bicycle things:

https://instagram.com/p/BetuoXJHT54



she also went out for dinner that night:

https://instagram.com/p/BeuZ2FEHul0

https://instagram.com/p/Beua76jn3fE



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Rose McGowan’s heckler: “We get murdered because we decided to slay the street in a tight dress”

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Andi Dier, the trans woman who heckled Rose McGowan during her book tour, was interviewed following the incident.

She says that trans women face the same sort of violence that cis women face, only “statistically more.”

Andi says that Rose McGowan doesn’t have to worry about getting followed home anymore since she has a security detail and her privilege to protect her.

Andi Dier, who also heckled Bernie Sanders over trans rights back in 2015, says that people are ignoring a “genocide” on their own soil, describing it as the next AIDS crisis.

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Brandon Flowers is looking like a casual and tasty snack 🍫, interview with LV ReviewJournal

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The Killers performed live for listeners at the alt987 lounge. Photos from that performance were shared online and BFlow is looking like quite the tasty snack.

Flowers on new song "The Calling":“I said something about light, and he [Mark Stoermer] had just been looking at a painting by Caravaggio called ‘The Calling of Saint Matthew,’ ” where Jesus is pointing at Matthew and there’s a light shining on him. We looked at that picture and we wrote that song around it.”

On why BFlow chose Woody Harrelson to open the song:"He just sounds a lot cooler reading these passages out of the New Testament than any of us did,” Flowers notes — where Jesus explains why he’d dine with a tax collector like Matthew and invite him to be a follower."

On being one of the last rock bands still standing today:“It’s a little scary out there,” the 36-year-old Flowers acknowledges. “We’ve definitely got one foot in the fundamental, rock and roll, arena band world, but then I also believe that we have a foot in the future. I think we’re combining these two worlds and people seem to appreciate it. There are tried-and-true things about showmanship and about performance that I’m a student of, and we apply those. And then we’re also aware of what’s going on, and we’re trying to move forward. Having a little dash of Las Vegas on top of that never hurt anybody, either."


tasty bflow.

ONTD, what songs should The Killers perform if they were ever chosen for the SuperBowl?

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Justin Timberlake album is NOT selling like a Justin Timberlake album!

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After moving 968,000 copies in a week of his last album, many were wondering if Justin Timberlake could hit a million with his much hyped new record, "Man Of The Woods!" NOT happening ... Not even close.

Despite huge Super Bowl buzz, Timberlake's poorly reviewed return to music is on track for sales between 300,000 and 350,000, according to early sales reads from Hits Daily Double.
SOURCE http://m.hitsdailydouble.com/news&id=310380

Bruno Mars and Cardi B announce Tour

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After rightfully and deservely sweeping the grammys PoC King Bruno Mars announce joint tour with none other than queen of New York Cardi B. It will be the last leg of his current 24K Magic Tour and will visit Boston, Newark, among other cities. See the cities below



Are you still upset Bodak Yellow didn't win best rap song, ontd?

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Rapist Roman Polanski will be a character in Quentin Tarantino's Manson murder movie

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  • Quentin Tarantino is looking for a Polish actor to play the famous director/actor who was arrested and charged for raping a child in 1977

  • Polanski was married to actress Sharon Tate who was murdered by members of the Manson family while 8 1/2 months pregnant with their first child

  • Tate's death and the movie take place in the late 1960s and thus will not cover any of Polanski's rape accusations which all date from the 1970s and 1980s

  • Sony and Tarantino plan to release the film to coincide with the 50th anniversary of Tate's death

  • Margot Robbie and Leonardo Di Caprio are rumoured to be in the film

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Animal Planet to Showcase Senior Dogs in First Ever Dog Bowl Tonight

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For the first time ever, Animal Planet will showcase older adoptable dogs in need of forever homes in the Dog Bowl. Puppy Bowl XIV will air tomorrow, as usual, but tune in tonight at 8 PM EST to see older dogs take the field.

People Magazine spoke to producer Jill Rappaport, herself a rescuer of four senior dogs and a middle-aged dog, about the show:

We have such incredible animals all the way up to 15 years old. I think what people are going to love are not only the heartfelt backstories in this show, showing how these animals made their way from shelters all over the country, but seeing how vibrant and energetic and wonderful these animals are. They all play together so beautifully, with so much life left to give. That’s what people need to understand.

Unfortunately, in the shelter system, many of the animals sitting there are the older pets. And they languish in shelters, sometimes forever. We need to make sure we shine a light on them so people know to open up their hearts and homes to these older pets.





The show will also feature instagram celebrities, but don’t worry — none of them are going to sell you diarrhea tea or gummies for your hair. They’re all insta stars of the four legged variety.

Check out a slideshow of all 50 doggies at Animal Planet. Who are you rooting for as Most Valuable Pooch?? My money is on Dolly, the great pyrenees mix, because she looks like she has a secret.

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The Reviews are In: Critics throw Timberlake's "Man of the Woods" into the wood chipper

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Randall Timberlake's latest lumberjack attempt of an album,Lost Jar of Mayo in the Woods, is out and the reviews are in and they are scathing. Just hours after the coasters' release and before Timberlake is set to take the stage (and hopefully not fall, fingers crossed), reviewers and online users alike are not holding back about music's biggest misstep so far this year.

Pitchfork gave it a 3.8 out of 10 and says:"It’s remarkable how few ideas are contained within this hour-plus Blue Ridge Mountains mood board of an album. Man of the Woods is a misstep large enough to merit relitigating Justin Timberlake’s status as a pop superstar. How much of his career should we chalk up to fortune, privilege, and an essential malleability? Too much of Man of the Woods is musically and thematically shallow; at 66 minutes, it’s a mile wide and an inch deep. There’s a point midway through the album—right around the threadbare-shirt hymnal “Flannel”—where you realize “modern Americana with 808s” wasn’t just a cute tagline: That’s really the whole idea, and it quickly wears thin."

Esquire:"To say the least—and this is coming from a Justin Timberlake fan, mind you—Man of the Woods is a mess. It’s disappointing. It’s kind of embarrassing. I want to say it’s well-intentioned, but it comes across like Timberlake just didn’t read the room on this one. Specifically, “Flannel” is so poorly-timed that you can’t help but think it was intentional pandering to red states or worse. But isn’t that the most perfectly 2018 thing to happen to Justin Timberlake? Maybe we can give him the benefit of the doubt and bury this album somewhere in the woods, along with this uncomfortable diversion in his career."

The Los Angeles Times:"As clever as the production can be, "Man of the Woods" contains Timberlake's least convincing singing; in song after song, there's a glazed-over quality to his vocals that defeats the idea that he's drawing from some raw-water reservoir of cherished down-home memories. And his lyrics are even worse, with flimsy clichés about country life — "Breeze Off the Pond" rhymes that phrase with "trees on the lawn" — and no shortage of condescension to those well-meaning simpletons struggling out in the heartland."


Stereogum:"With his reemergence, Timberlake has concocted a woodsy, outdoorsy image-makeover while resisting the idea that he’s made a country album. And he hasn’t made a country album. Instead, he’s gotten back together with his old collaborators and made a record almost entirely devoid of purpose or urgency. Man Of The Woods plays as an hour-long contented sigh, a born-entertainer cheeseball doing his very best to make his transition into rural-dad middle age."

Buffalo News: "The overt references to country music and Timberlake's native South feel forced and arbitrary, for the most part. It's hard to avoid the feeling that he's laying it all on a bit thick, as if he came up with the record's concept and then found it necessary to force that concept onto songs that can't support it and don’t really deserve it. It all feels just plain goofy in its worst moments, which are littered throughout the record's back half like random cattle droppings in a field."

Knox News:"It’s understandable Timberlake wants to switch up his sound: He’s a 37-year-old husband and father, so it makes sense he’d want to explore his Tennessee roots and leave sexy behind. Except, he doesn’t. He isn’t diving into Americana so much as he is dipping his toe into it. And he and his longtime producers (including Timbaland and The Neptunes) are clinging to their standby framework of synth-pop/R&B, which is watered down to make sonic space for the Americana – and sounding stale these days anyway. Ultimately, by hedging his bets, Timberlake comes up short both with the Americana and the pop."


stewie_e: "I've heard trees falling and bears shitting in the woods that sound better than this. Save your hearing and time, it's Trash. Zero stars."





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Ramona Singer scamming Bravo Network

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“Real Housewives of New York” star Ramona Singer had an assistant “routinely” bill Bravo for high-end clothing purchases — and then instructed the woman to take the items back for a full refund, according to the lawsuit filed by an agency called T360, which provided her with assistant services.

Ramona instructed the Plaintiff to submit fake receipts for reimbursement on clothes that she already owned and demanded plaintiff carry out these tasks,” the complaint reads.

The suit — cites breach of contract and is seeking more than $150,000 in damages — claims Singer eventually “humiliated” the woman by firing her in the lobby of her building, and then attempted to force her into signing a non-disclosure agreement.

Singer responded, “I have no knowledge of any lawsuit. Her company did some work for my company. The relationship ended and her company was paid in full for their services.

The lawsuit did not say how much money in total Singer made from the alleged scam. Neither Singer nor her rep returned messages for comment.




Made peace with Jill and had a deeper discussion about Bobby's perspective on their breakup.

RHONY doesn't seem keep on bringing OG's back like other cities. Doesn't seem like Bravo wants Jill Zarin back fulltime

Compliments LuAnn and is rooting for her recovery


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CBB Day 34: Finale Night! The battle of Good vs. Ann

The Walking Dead Mid-Season Promo

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The Walking Dead returns Sunday, February 25 at 9/8c on AMC.

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The state of the Oscar race with Vanity Fair

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Vanity Fair's awards podcast "Little Gold Men" offered insight into this year's Oscar race. They also shared BTS gossip about the financial state of the various campaigns.





Summary of the first 10 minutes of the podcast


-- The gossip at Sundance 2018 was that Sony Picture Classic (Call Me By Your Name) has allegedly given up on Timothée Chalamet winning Best Actor

-- Chalamet's team will throw their full weight behind next year's "Beautiful Boy".

-- A potential Gary Oldman backlash was allegedly tampered by the actor's team.

-- According to Little Gold Men, people of color in the industry are throwing their support (and money!) behind "Get Out".

-- Jason Blum (of Blumhouse and Get Out producer) wants to switch over from "genre guy" to Oscar guy. He has the support of Universal.

-- Get Out has "very smart [campagin] consultants".

-- The two official Gold Derby frontrunners "The Shape of Water" and "3 Billboards outside of Ebbing, Missouri" share a studio (Fox Searchlight). They have to juggle two awards campaign and could overstretch.

-- The team at Little Gold Men speculate that if Fox Searchlight doesn't invest in their frontrunner films buzzy films like Get Out and Lady Bird could win because A24 (Lady Bird) and Universal (Get Out) aren't worried about keeping two sets of people happy.



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