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Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert Divorce After Alleged Infidelity

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Another quintessential country song has been conceived as Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert officially divorced as of July 20th. This after Shelton’s July 6th filing. Shelton allegedly found out Lambert had been cheating on him and was suspicious for months that her mister was Chris Young, her opener for her 2012 On Fire tour. Young, whose new country song will likely be “I wasn’t cheating with her,” disputed allegations on social…

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Lindsay Lohan Clings to Last Shred of Dignity, Turns Down Burger King Commercial Spot

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In a shocking twist of events, it turns out Lindsay Lohan does possess a low-level of standards; the “broke” (HAHAHHAHAHHA – JK SOBBING AT MY OWN FINANCES) star turned down starring in Burger King’s latest ad campaign. Burger King propositioned Lohan to don a Spicy Chicken Fry box dress, smoke a chicken fry, and give a sppppicy monologue, but homegirl’s got pride! Yes, she’s already spent years mocking herself including her hosting SNL, but this is “making fun of her issues!” Because the world wasn’t already doing that without your help, Lindsboi! Lohan and her managers at Untitled Talent (you think they just forgot to delete…

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Iggy Azalea Not Leaving Britney Spears Alone, Blames Her for ‘Pretty Girls’ Failure

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Perhaps it’s because there’s no melody and it’s mostly just Iggy Azalea and Britney Spears talk-singing, but it’s a surprise to me that their song “Pretty Girls” bombed since it’s a 90{b3ae250968d8f23e719051b6169795770f8fa3ba52727b590caa061262acf2ee} repetitive chorus. Regardless, their poor attempt at slam poetry failed and Iggy is throwing blame to Britney like she held Azalea at gun point to collaborate for the joint venture. “[I]t’s difficult to send a song up the charts without additional promo and tv performances etc. unfortunately i’m…

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FX’s Ridiculous O.J. Simpson Miniseries Cast Photos as Judged by a Millennial

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As someone who was quite young during the O.J. Simpson trial, most of what I know about the case is fairly equivocal: a football player whom I regularly got confused with my favorite breakfast beverage murdered his wife but got away with it because of shoddy evidence. I have been able to use my limited knowledge to have some high brow laughs when culturally relevant shows employ some topical humor. That’s right, I’ve seen Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Honestly though, I know fairly little about the case. Most everything I know is through growing up without cable TV and Internet research on how the Kardashians ever became famous. I probably …