Days after talking about his sexual orientation in a candid social media post, Aaron Carter opened up about his emotional message, his recent split with girlfriend Madison Parker, and public spat with his brother Nick Carter in a new interview.
In an interview airing on The Bert Show on Wednesday, August 9, Carter, 29, said that he knew he was bisexual at the age of 12 or 13 but explained why he decided to go public with a Twitter post on Saturday, August 5.
Typical Jesse Pinkman! Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul had a big night at the 2014 Emmys on Monday, Aug. 25, taking home his third Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for his role as meth dealer Jesse Pinkman.
The emotional actor, 34, expressed gratitude toward the AMC show’s creator Vince Gilligan, his partner in crime Bryan Cranston, and the rest of the cast. He ultimately ended his speech giving his wife Lauren Parsekian Paul a special shout-out.
It’s official! Abby Huntsman will be joining The View as its newest cohost for the upcoming 22nd season.
Huntsman, 32, will join Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin and Meghan McCain on the morning talk show, the network confirmed on Tuesday, August 28.
Hilary Estey McLoughlin, senior executive producer of the ABC show, spoke out about the new addition in a statement to Us Weekly on Tuesday. “We have an exciting season ahead of us and are thrilled to welcome Abby Huntsman to ‘The View’,” she said.
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Weighing in? Abigail Breslin and more stars subtly addressed drama surrounding Lea Michele after Glee alum Samantha Maria Ware accused the actress of making the show a “living hell.”
Ware, 28, slammed the former Broadway star, 33, for tweeting about the death of George Floyd despite an alleged history of creating a toxic work environment for her fellow actors on the FOX musical drama. The What/If actress claimed that she experienced enough “traumatic microaggressions” from Michele, who had just shown her support for the Black Lives Matter movement, to make her “question a career in Hollywood.