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Several actors like Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson will wear black on the red carpet of the 2018 Golden Globes. The decision was made to support the women who suffered sexual harassment. -
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In a new interview with Rolling Stone, U2 frontman Bono shared his thoughts about the current state of music. He thinks it’s gotten to ‘girly.’ -
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John Oliver On Confrontation With Dustin Hoffman: 'I Tried And Failed'
Earlier this year, late-night host John Oliver confronted Dustin Hoffman regarding the multiple sexual misconduct complaints against the award-winning actor. In a new interview, the comedian reflects about how the conversation went and was perceived by the public. -
Lorde Cancels 2018 Israel Concert Amid Pro-BDS Boycott
Lorde has canceled a gig in Tel Aviv, Israel after many fans called on her to reconsider performing in the country amid its heavy political atmosphere. Israel's culture minister, however, wants her to think twice about her decision. -
Heather Menzies-Urich, Who Played Louisa von Trapp In ‘The Sound Of Music,’ Has Died
Heather Menzies-Urich has died at 68. She most famously played Louisa von Trapp in the Academy Award-winning musical film ‘The Sound of Music,’ and appeared in many TV and film roles afterward. -
Associated Press' Entertainers Of The Year Are The Hollywood Accusers
AP’s Entertainers of the Year were the brave and strong actresses who called out Hollywood artists for sexual misconducts. This #MeToo movement created worldwide impact. -
Woman Sues Nelly Of Sexual Assault, Recounts How He Raped Her Inside A Tour Bus
A woman is suing Nelly for allegedly sexually assaulting her inside a tour bus despite not giving consent. Nelly says he plans to launch a countersuit and claims that the lawsuit is financially motivated. -
Tupac Murder Weapon Allegedly Found In 1998, But No One Knows Where It Is Today
The gun used to kill Tupac was found 19 years ago in a Compton backyard, according to a police report just recently unearthed. Tupac’s murder is the subject of a new documentary series on A&E called ‘Who Killed Tupac?’
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