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Disney fires Stoney Westmoreland after arrest

Disney Channel actor Stoney Westmoreland has been fired after he was arrested for enticing a minor after he attempted to meet up with a person he believed to be a 13-year-old.

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Entertainment Consequence of Sound

Miley Cyrus defies physics with Saturday Night Live performance: Watch

Cyrus and Mark Ronson performed "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart" and covered "Happy Xmas (War is Over)".

Miley Cyrus Goes Braless for ‘SNL’ Afterparty Alongside Liam Hemsworth — After Performing in Two Cleavage-Baring Looks

Footwear News

Miley Cyrus Performs on "Saturday Night Live" in Silver Jacket With No Shirt

Teen Vogue

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Celebrity Cosmopolitan

Offset Crashed Cardi B's Performance Last Night to Hop Onstage and Ask for Her to Take Him Back

Wow this is uncomfortable.

Rolling Loud Crowd Sings "Happy Birthday" to Offset, Asks Cardi B to Take Him Back

Complex

Cardi B's Carpool Karaoke gets its first teaser trailer

The Independent

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Celebrity InStyle

Harvey Weinstein Brags About Sleeping with Jennifer Lawrence, and She's Not Having It

On Friday, an actress filed a lawsuit against Weinstein, and in the documents, she claims that he bragged about sleeping with Lawrence before she won an Oscar for Silver Linings Playbook.

Jennifer Lawrence Slams Weinstein’s ‘Predatory Tactics’ in Response to Lewd Claim

Indiewire

Jennifer Lawrence denies she ever slept with 'predator' Harvey Weinstein

The Telegraph

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U.S. HuffPost

Cop Demoted After Dumping His Retired K-9 Partner At Animal Shelter

A Mississippi police officer has been busted down to patrol duty after

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Politics The Independent

Mueller's rush to sentence Trump associates - an unusual way to treat cooperating witnesses - suggests Russia investigation is ending

Amid the whirlwind of hearings, guilty pleas and sentencing memos that has been Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe in the last few weeks, an unusual pattern has emerged. One of Mueller’s biggest successes as his team investigate 2016 election meddling and possible collusion between Moscow and Donald Trump’s campaign team, has been his ability to get former associates of the president to “flip” and cooperate with him. Among the more high-profile are Trump’s former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen, former White House national security advisor Michael Flynn, and former campaign foreign policy advisor George Papadopoulos.