5 things to know this morning: Caitlyn Jenner slams Trump, Philip Roth has died, and 'The Voice' crowns winner

Yahoo Entertainment & Lifestyle Staff

Good morning! Catch up on your pop culture news with our roundup of today’s top stories — so far.

1. Author Philip Roth has died
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Philip Roth died Tuesday night at age 85. Roth was known for works such as American Pastoral and Portnoy’s Complaint. Read more >

2. Caitlyn Jenner bites back
Caitlyn Jenner called out the Kardashians and President Trump in a new interview with Broadly. Though Jenner once supported Trump, she now considers him to be “the worst president we’ve ever had” in terms of LGBT issues. Keep your eyes on Twitter, folks. … Read more >

Caitlyn Jenner is no longer Team Trump. (Photo: Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images)
Caitlyn Jenner is no longer Team Trump. (Photo: Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images)

3. Houston Texans cheerleaders file lawsuit
Three former Houston Texans cheerleaders claim that their coach harassed them over their appearance and failed to offer appropriate compensation or security, according to a federal lawsuit filed this week. Read more >

4. Brynn Cartelli is crowned The Voice champ
Brynn Cartelli hasn’t just won The Voice — at 15, she’s also the youngest winner in the reality competition’s history. Read more >

5. Rebel Wilson denies Photoshopping claims
Rebel Wilson is dismissing claims that Vogue Australia digitally slimmed down her body for her recent cover shoot. Some fans also expressed disappointment that the actress is “drowned in fabric.” Read more >

“I always thought I’d be a dramatic actress,” @rebelwilson reveals of her comedic career in the June 2018 issue, also touching on her legal battles, producing films and dating in Hollywood. “I was in a play at Sydney Theatre Company and I thought I’d made it. I was 19 and thought I was playing a dramatic role and as I got on stage people just started laughing at me and I was like: ‘What am I doing?’ It was very confusing that first show, and then I just leaned into that and realised that there is something people find funny about me, so I just kept doing it.” She adds: “Only when I got the ATYP international scholarship from Nicole Kidman did I realise I wanted to specialise in comedy.” Read Wilson’s full interview via the link in the bio. The issue goes on sale Monday, May 28. Photographed by @nicolebentleyphoto, styled by @kate_darvill, Vogue Australia, June 2018.

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