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Taylor Swift Contest Canceled After 39-Year-Old Man Wins

Taylor Swift Contest Canceled After 39-Year-Old Man Wins

A Boston radio station was forced to cancel a contest to meet Taylor Swift after a middle-aged man won.

Kiss 108 was hoping to make dreams come true for a Swift fan in New England, but they made the mistake of using online votes to decide a winner for their contest. Naturally, websites began to campaign for the most awkward winner to meet the pop star.

A 39-year-old man grabbed votes from 4chan and Reddit users looking to have some fun with the contest, after the fellow said he wanted to smell Swift's hair.
The radio station ultimately took action, posting on the "Taylor Swift's Biggest ...

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Former Babysitter Suing The Game For Defamation On Instagram

The The Game has been hit with with a defamation lawsuit from a former babysitter after allegedly damaging her reputation by insulting her on Instagram.

The Game has been hit with with a defamation lawsuit from a former babysitter after allegedly damaging her reputation by insulting her on Instagram.
Karen Monroe claims the 33 year-old rapper, real name Jayceon Taylor, slammed her in a series of posts online, when he is said to have shared a picture of the childcare assistant and warned his followers against employing her.

He reportedly went on to list his reasons for firing her, adding in one message, "She was BUSTED having sex with her then boyfriend and leaving a used condom & the wrapper in my daughter's room!!!"

Monroe, who also w...

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Chrissy Teigen & Heather Locklear Rock Similar Sexy, See-Through Ensembles

Sheer and sexy go hand in hand when it comes to celebrity style.  It seems like everyone in Hollywood is wearing a see-through blouse to one event or another.

Chrissy Teigen hosted Vegas magazine's summer issue at Azure Luxury Pool in Las Vegas on Wednesday wearing shorts and a sheer, striped blouse that showed off her lacy bra underneath.

The model, 27, who has appeared in the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue, is currently planning her wedding to singer/songwriter John Legend.

Heather Locklear showed up to a TNT event during the TCA summer tour wearing a black dress with a sheer bodice...

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Progressive Themes To Keep Pop Music Fresh

The acceptance of formerly taboo themes in music serves as a contrast to music of the past.

An argument could be posed that musically, we live in a ‘post-innovative’ period.  What does  that big, fancy label mean in simple terms? It means that at least a majority of new musical ideas have already occurred and now music is basically in a period of recycling trends.  A generalization? To an extent, BUT after centuries of gargantuan innovation in music, it is certainly hard to invent something that somebody else hasn’t already done before.  I have a rebuttal to the argument though.

Even if ...

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Kanye West Was Replaced By Boston Bomber On Rolling Stone Cover

Kanye West could be one reason why Rolling Stone is getting so much flak for their cover featuring Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

Gawker cites a "reliable" source that Kanye was the first choice for their August cover to advertise an interview about his new album Yeezus. However, West dropped the interview for some reason, so Rolling Stone had to come up with another eye-grabbing cover.

A digital photo of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was used, creating a furious reply across America. Thousands have called for a boycott, while some stores refused to order and stock the magazine. Jack Osbourne joined a petition asking the magazine to donate all of the profits from the issue to the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.

Of course, Kanye probably didn't suggest the cover replacement - but if he went through with the story as intended, Rolling Stone wouldn't be in so much hot water.

Jared Leto Confesses He Considered Becoming a Drug Dealer

Jared Leto Confesses He Considered Becoming a Drug Dealer


                                 One of Jared Leto's most memorable big-screen roles was playing a heroin addict in Darren Aronofsky's Requiem for a Dream.

But if you ask the 41-year-old actor and 30 Seconds to Mars frontman, he could easily have ended up on the wrong side of the tracks and in the drug underworld for real.

Writing a "Letter to My Younger Self" for the UK publication, The Big Issue, Leto talks about how his "turbulent" teenage years were marked by copious amounts of drug-taking and law-breaking.

He also reveals that his penchant for bucking authority caused him a "lot of pain and uncertainty" that easily could have to led an alternate and more hazardous career.

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"I was at a crossroads in life when I was 16," he tells the magazine. "I was taking a look at my opportunities and what I'd do with my life and how I'd go about it. I didn't know I was going to be an actor. I thought it might be an artist or a painter. Or maybe a drug dealer. But I didn't know which path I would take. It's just fortunate that I chose one over the other."

Of course, as fans of the actor know, he chose wisely. Trading in his role as instigator of teen drama, he portrayed it on the small screen instead after he was cast on the acclaimed teen soap My So-Called Life, which gave him entry into show business.

That was a far cry, he notes, for a kid who could've easily ended up in jail.

"If I met the teenage Jared now the first thing I'd notice would probably be that my wallet was missing. He had a pretty tough exterior, it would be hard to crack. I was in trouble quite a bit with the authorities, any person who made rules or the law," Leto says.

VIDEO: Jared Leto talks about his shocking weight loss

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Aside from Requiem, Jared has since racked up notable performances in such movies as Prefontaine and Girl Interrupted, as well as cult classics like Fight Club andAmerican Psycho. And when he's not acting, he and his Mars bandmates are putting out a steady stream of albums and touring.

But he acknowledged that his tumultuous upbringing, including a stint dropping out of school, had a big impact on him.

"When you're younger you don't have the tools, you just don't know how to cope with those challenges. Probably a lot of my behavior was related to doing drugs," he admits, adding, "I think everything happens for a reason so its good that I learned the lessons that I had to learn. But there was a lot of pain and uncertainty and that's not always fun."

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