Elmo Is Innocent (Full Story: ABC News)
The 23-year-old man who accused Kevin Clash, the man who has been the voice of Elmo on Sesame Street for nearly three decades, of having had a sexual relationship with him when he was a minor recanted the allegation.
"He wants it to be known that his sexual relationship with Mr. Clash was an adult consensual relationship," according to a statement issued by the unidentified man's representative, Andreozzi & Associates. "He will have no further comment on the matter."
Clash said he was relieved to put the "painful allegation" to rest and "will not discuss it further."
No charges have been filed.
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Justin Bieber Proposed To Selena Gomez?! (Full Story: BlindGossip)
Rumor is, Justin Bieber would like to be engaged to his famous (now ex) girlfriend, Selena Gomez, whom he has been dating for over a year. Apparently, he actually proposed to her a few months ago!
Their relationship started out as a PR arrangement. Which is fine… except for the fact that Justin wanted to make it permanent. Selena, on the other hand, is a little older and wiser. She saw the relationship as a job from the beginning.
Justin asked Selena to marry him a few months ago. She said “No.” He asked her again... in fact, very recently. She said “No” again.
The couple broke up last week. This was very embarrassing for Justin.
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Breaking Dawn: Part 2 Narrowly Escapes R Rating (Full Story: Los Angeles Times)
Millions of young people are getting stoked for Friday's release of Twilight: Breaking Dawn - Part 2. BUT some of them almost didn't get a chance to see it.
The first time the Motion Picture Association of America took a look at it, they slapped it with an R-rating because of the beheadings, which is how you kill a vampire in the Twilight movies.
Director Bill Condon says, quote, "Certainly, with any other movie, there are a thousand ways to kill people. With this one, it's a variation on the same theme. If they were going to be offended by the idea of beheadings, we would have had no movie."
Ultimately, some cuts were made, and the movie hits theaters Friday with a PG-13 rating.
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