The singer wrote that she had “crazy voodoo things around my crib” and had written “I love you” on the walls.
TMZ reported that after Brown came home from a few days in Las Vegas with his security team he found the woman naked in his bed and called the police.
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The 25-year-old wrote “I love my fans” but that this is “real crazy.” He added, “I pray she will get help.” The Instagram post was later deleted.
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Plus, two Gossip Girl stars are back with new shows! The network has begun to order series before its upfront presentation later this month.
Who's in it? Mireille Enos, Alimi Ballard, Damon Dayoub, Jay Hayden, Jacky Ido, Bethany Joy Lenz, Rose Rollins, Elvy Yost
Who created it? Shonda Rhimes, Betsy Beers, Jennifer Schuur, Julie Anne Robinson
What's it about? This Shondaland thriller stars The Killing's Mirelle Enos as Alice Martin, a fraud investigator who’s becomes a victim of fraud herself, courtesy of her fiancé.
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Who's in it? Ken Jeong, Dave Foley, Tisha Campbell-Martin, Jonathan Slavin, Suzy Nakamura, Albert Tsai, Krista Marie Yu
Who created it? Jared Stern, Ken Jeong, John Davis, John Fox, Mike Sikowitz
What's it about? Dr. Ken (Jeong) is a gifted physician, and though he has the best intentions, his beside manner isn't great, nor is the amount of time he spends on his family, his wife Allison (Nakamura), a therapist, and their two kids.
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Who's in it? Alison Pill, Rupert Graves, Joan Allen, Zach Gilford, Liam James
Who created it? Jenna Bans, Todd Lieberman, David Hoberman, Laurie Zaks
What's it about? When a man who claims to be the son of a politician who was presumed dead after disappearing a decade prior returns, suspicions among the family emerge.
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Who's in it? The Muppets!
Who created it? Bill Prady and Bob Kushell
What's it about? The Muppets!
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“I don’t think I’ve ever been as scared in my life as I was to be extraordinarily honest with my kids.”
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In Bruce Jenner's interview with ABC News's Diane Sawyer last month, the former Olympian came out as transgender. “I am a woman,” Jenner told Sawyer.
Jenner, 65, has now been in the public eye for 40 years, first as a gold medal winner during the 1976 Olympics in Montreal, and in more recent years as the husband of Kris Jenner, the stepparent of the Kardashians, and the parent of Kylie and Kendall Jenner. Jenner's very public transition — which had been visibly happening, speculated on, and gossiped about for more than a year before Jenner spoke about it — marks a significant milestone for trans people. Never has such a famous person transitioned before.
E! will air a still untitled docuseries following Jenner's journey that will premiere on July 26, but first, the network's Keeping Up With the Kardashians is airing a two-part special called Keeping Up With the Kardashians: About Bruce on May 17 and May 18. From the first look at the broadcast, below, it appears that all of the Kardashian-Jenners will be featured.
“We want to understand his struggle,” says what sounds like Kim Kardashian in voiceover. Another voice, which sounds like Kendall, says through tears, “I just don't like when people say that Bruce is going to be gone.”
And Bruce says, “I don't think I've ever been as scared in my life as I was to be extraordinarily honest with my kids.”
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The action icon has broken into acting, then stardom, then comedy, then politics, and back again.
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Abigail Breslin in Maggie.
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Forty-five years into his acting career, Arnold Schwarzenegger is showing us a new side of himself with Maggie, his new indie film opening in limited release on May 8. The action icon and former politician makes a go at being a serious leading man in what is, zombie apocalypse setting aside, actually an emotional drama about a father and his dying child. Schwarzenegger plays Wade Vogel, a Midwestern man living in a near future in which the “necroambulist virus” has civilization on the brink of collapse. When Wade's teenage daughter Maggie (Abigail Breslin) gets bitten, he brings her home after making a promise he has no intention of keeping — that when she starts hungering for human flesh, he'll put her in quarantine.
What's refreshing about this choice isn't that Schwarzenegger wanted to do the role — the Austrian actor is no chameleon, but he's been consistent about pushing himself on screen. It's that it works so well. The larger-than-life star, who's soon to be reprising one of his most famous roles in Terminator Genisys, is still formidable as hell at 67, but he looks and feels more human-scaled. Wade is a man used to and still very capable of fighting his own battles, but there's nothing he can do for his daughter as she slowly transforms into something that could be dangerous to him and to those around them. “The story was interesting to me because it gave me a chance to play a more vulnerable character rather than a 'throw the grenade and blow everybody up' type of thing,” Schwarzenegger said when BuzzFeed News spoke to the once Governator about other times in his screen career when he tried to show us something new.
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Schwarzenegger was in his early twenties and fresh off a few Mr. Universe wins when he made his big-screen debut as “Arnold Strong” in this goofy low-budget fantasy in which he played a bored son of Zeus looking for fun in the Big Apple. “My dream was to come to America and to build my bodybuilding career,” the actor said. “Then, when I'm finished, to get into movies.” That second part came together much faster than he'd planned or expected when six months after coming to the U.S., muscle mag publisher Joe Weider called to tell him, “They're looking for a star in a Hercules movie. I recommended that you were the best.'” Schwarzenegger laughingly recalled that Weider sold him as a “'German Shakespearean actor' — there's no such thing!”
His first leading man gig arrived about five years before Schwarzenegger felt he'd be ready for film, but he found the chance to take on a role he'd seen childhood idols Steve Reeves and Reg Park play irresistible. When it came to making the movie, though, he doesn't remember it as an ideal experience: “I couldn't even understand the script — my English wasn't good enough at that point. I remember I took English classes to get up to speed very quickly, and acting classes with this acting coach in New York.” He admitted that he was “thrown in there and I really was not prepared at all for that,” but in the end, “I was happy that I did it.” Hercules in New York was recently added to Netflix's streaming service.
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Zedus Lapedus.
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She ain’t afraid of no ghost. Wait, she totally is.
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Willow might have the most creative fans in the world.
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