Woody Allen’s sticking to his story.
The filmmaker reiterated his denial of a sexual abuse accusation made by his adopted daughter Dylan Farrow during a newly released interview conducted last summer.
Allen, who is accused of molesting Dylan when she was seven, contended during that July 2020 interview with
CBS Sunday Morning that there was “no logic” to the allegation, which led to investigations in 1992.
The interview aired for the first time on March 28 on the Paramount+ streaming service, alongside a previously released interview with Dylan.
“It’s so preposterous, and yet the smear has remained, and they still prefer to cling to, if not the notion that I molested Dylan, the possibility that I molested her, ” Allen told interviewer Lee Cowan at the time. “Nothing that I ever did with Dylan in my life could be misconstrued as that.”
Busta Rhymes isn’t busting loose anymore.
The hip-hop legend is opening about how he lost 100lbs (45kg) within a year.
Weighing in at 254lbs (115kg), the 48-year-old rapper says he initially gained weight following the death of two important men in his life – his father and his friend and longtime manager, Chris Lighty.
“I felt cheated,” Rhymes, whose real name is Trevor Smith Jr., revealed to
Men’s Health magazine. “The two people I wanted to see me win were no longer here to see it.”
Due to the devastating losses, the
Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See lyricist – known for his muscular physique – let himself go with poor diet habits and ending his workout regimen.
New Jersey officials have opened an investigation after Kellyanne Conway’s Twitter account posted a topless photo of her teen daughter. (Eric Baradat/AFP via Getty Images/TNS)
New Jersey authorities have opened a probe after a private photo of Kellyanne Conway’s teen daughter briefly appeared on the former Trump adviser’s Twitter Fleets.
“An investigation is being conducted by the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office. No additional information can be released,” Alpine Police Chief Christopher Belcolle confirmed to the
New York Daily News on Jan 26.
“Juvenile records are under the privileged or protected category and exempt from disclosure,” he said in an email.
Eminem is just full of surprises this holiday season.
The Grammy and Academy Award-winning hip-hop icon has not only released an unexpected new album, he also issued a mea culpa to Rihanna.
With the
Side B companion to his 11th studio album,
Music To Be Murdered By, Eminen offers an apology to the chart-topping music sensation and fashion mogul on the new track titled
Zeus.
He expressed sorrow for the decade-old lyrics about Chris Brown that leaked in 2019, where he rapped that he sided with Brown who pleaded guilty for assaulting his then-girlfriend, rising pop star Rihanna.
The new lyrics read: “But, me, long as I re-promise to be honest/And wholeheartedly, apologies, Rihanna,” Eminem raps. “For that song that leaked, I’m sorry, Ri/It wasn’t meant to cause you grief. Regardless, it was wrong of me.”