It looks like The Weeknd has gotten himself into some possible legal trouble. The singer and his team were hit with a lawsuit by a British music publishing company that claims Weeknd ripped off the musical composition for his hit single “The Hills” from a track by composer Tom Raybound titled Revolution which was used in the 2013 motion picture The Machine.
Justin Bieber learns to count on his fingers and insult girls at the same time. During an acoustic evening at The Danforth Music in Toronto on Monday and while chatting with the crowd, Bieber not only made a somewhat inappropriate joke about underage girls, but also illustrated that adding numbers can be hard. The 21 year old asked his fans “Who’s 13? We got any 14-year olds? Uh, so….14….” he began to use his fingers to add four to 14. “Four more years till you’re 18.” Then smiled and called himself out by saying “too much Justin.”
Candace Cameron Bure opened up about her former Full House costar Mary-Kate Olsen’s recent wedding to Oliver Sarkozy. “My invitation must have gotten lost in the mail,” the actress, 39, who played D.J. Tanner on the beloved sitcom. The wedding — a private ceremony attended by 50 guests — offered “bowls of cigarettes” to the guests to puff on throughout the day. “I’m not a smoker, so I might not have had much fun,” the mom of three said. Olsen and Bure’s Full House dad, Bob Saget, was also not on the guest list. It’s confirmed that Mary-Kate and her twin sister, Ashley will not appear in Netflix’s Full House reboot, Fuller House, set to debut on Netflix in 2016. Yesterday it was revealed how the absence of their character, baby sister Michelle Tanner, will be explained. According to a show insider, the show’s characters will mention that Michelle is now living in NYC and working on creating her fashion line — a not-so-subtle reference to the Olsen twins, who both live in Manhattan and are fashion designers.
