In “No One Asked for This," she writes that she and Davidson were infatuated. But she says she struggled to convince him that she really loved him. She eventually ended things, then told him she made a mistake.
They ended just two days before he started dating Ariana Grande.
“It was a really pivotal moment in my life,” she says now. “And writing about it has caused me a ton of anxiety, especially because I talk so much about hating the attention it brought me" latimes.com/entertainment-…
In an interview earlier this year, Davidson opened up about his own mental-health struggles latimes.com/entertainment-…
Davidson sparked discussions about mental health in 2018 when he appeared to post a cry for help on social media latimes.com/entertainment/…
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Reporter @cmonstah spent time on Parler, a social media platform for right-wing and extremist commentators. Apparently, it has a lot of issues. latimes.com/entertainment-…
The platform—which launched in 2018 and is funded in part by conservative donor Rebekah Mercer—has roughly 11M account holders (fyi Twitter has around 330M). latimes.com/entertainment-…
"Profiles get stuck loading, links often don’t show previews and the search function is primitive," Miranda says.
News also breaks slowly: "Trying to stay informed on Parler is like trying to divine the news by reading your grandparents’ junk mail" latimes.com/entertainment-…
The comedian told his version of events in a profanity-peppered video titled “Unforgiven.”
Basically, he signed a contract granting Comedy Central the rights to “Chappelle’s Show” in perpetuity. latimes.com/entertainment-…
"I signed the contract the way that a 28-year-old expectant father that was broke signs a contract. I was desperate. I needed a way out," he said. “I called [Netflix] and I told them that this makes me feel bad" latimes.com/entertainment-…
“The Bachelor” and “The Bachelorette” have recently had opportunities to redeem their reputations, launching new seasons in the wake of protests over systemic racism.
But increased representation of Black people hasn't led to thoughtful dialogue on race latimes.com/entertainment-…
For much of its 18-year run, “The Bachelor” stood firm against repeated calls to feature a Black lead. (“Big Brother” has also regularly featured predominantly white casts).
Taylor Swift’s quietly introspective “Folklore” earned a nod for album of the year. The single "Cardigan" is also up for song of the year. latimes.com/entertainment-…
Tras el anuncio de las nominaciones, Beyoncé parte como favorita por su canción “Black Parade”, inspirada por las protestas raciales de Estados Unidos, que es candidata a la grabación del año y canción del año #GRAMMYslatimes.com/espanol/entret…