Month: June 2021

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Michael Costello and Chrissy Teigen are embroiled in a heated cyberbullying controversy. The fashion designer and former "Project Runway" star has claimed the former model sent him disparaging messages over Instagram years ago on social media that caused him to have suicidal thoughts. He posted the alleged messages from Teigen earlier this week, and on Thursday, Teigen's team claimed they are fake, according to Business Insider. Per the outlet, her team says there are "inconsistencies" with the messages such as Teigen not having a verified blue check next to her handle's name and icon images not matching up to what her profile looked like at the time.  Costello's team reacted to the "Cravings" author's claims. In a statement to Fox News on Friday, his rep stated: "The fact that Chriss...

Megan Rapinoe is the face of U.S. Soccer and a new face of Victoria’s Secret but on Thursday night she found herself in a bit of hot water after an old tweet of hers was dug up. Rapinoe came under fire for a tweet from May 19, 2011 — more than 10 years ago. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM The tweet read: "u look asian with those closed eyes!" It’s unclear who Rapinoe was responding to or what the original message was. The user does not appear to have a Twitter account anymore. According to the Sports Room, the account belonged to Natasha Kai — a former US Olympian who played professional soccer. Kai was born in Hawaii.  Kai has a different Twitter account which has been tweet-less since 2018. VICTORIA'S SECRET SAYS GOODBYE TO ANGELS IN ATTEMPT TO REDEFINE 'SEXY'...

The Boss’ Broadway show will go on – but only for fans who got the right COVID-19 vaccine. Rabid rock fans looking to celebrate a return to normalcy by taking in Bruce Springsteen’s Broadway show later this month will be on the outside looking in if they’ve received the AstraZeneca vaccine, which hasn’t yet been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration. The show at the St. James Theatre, set to run June 26 through Sept. 4, has a lengthy Q&A page detailing the vaccination protocols in place — including a mandate that all guests must be fully vaccinated with an FDA-approved shot to get in. Guests will meet that criteria if they’ve received a second dose of the Pfizer-BioNtech or Moderna vaccine at least 14 days earlier, or that same span with a ...

Kylie Jenner says it was one small critique of her lips during her early dating life that spawned the start of her lip kit empire. The Kylie Cosmetics founder discussed the "insecurity" she had about her lips when she was young on part one of the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" reunion that aired on Thursday night. The 23-year-old confirmed to host Andy Cohen that her lack of confidence in dating, particularly when kissing boys for the first time, spurred her "obsession" with makeup. "I think my love for makeup started with my insecurity with my lips. I had really small lips and I didn't ever think about it until I had one of my first kisses and a guy said to me, ‘Oh my god, you’re such a good kisser but you have such small lips' or something like that," Jenner revealed, which came ...

Former "Saturday Night Live" stars are reflecting on the "very sad and painful" feud between cast members Bill Murray and Chevy Chase that broke out behind-the-scenes. Alums Jane Curtin and Laraine Newman recalled the infamous 1978 feud between their former co-stars while appearing on "Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen" on Thursday night. "I think Jane and I, and Gilda [Radner] both witnessed it," Newman said. "But, ya know, it was very sad and painful and awful." Curtin likened the physical altercation to "that sad kind of tension that you would get in a family." JON LOVITZ SPEAKS OUT AGAINST HOLLYWOOD CANCEL CULTURE: 'NO DIFFERENT THAN MCCARTHYISM' SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE -- Episode 11 -- Pictured: (l-r) Bill Murray, Jane Curtin, Chevy Chase during 'Weekend Update' on...

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