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Beyoncé announced that she’d be removing an offensive song lyric from her new tune “Heated” following criticism from disability advocates and users on social media.The track — from her seventh studio album, “Renaissance” — was called out for being “ableist” for the singer’s use of the word “spaz,” with the artist singing: “Spazzin’ on that ass, spaz on that ass.”The lyric caused major backlash online, with Beyoncé’s team confirming it will be removed.“The word, not used intentionally in a harmful way, will be replaced,” reads the statement, obtained by Variety.Now, 49-year-old Lewinsky — who made headlines worldwide in the mid-1990s when she had an affair with then-President Bill Clinton, now 75, while she worked as a White House intern in her early 20s — tweeted to suggest that Beyoncé change a lyric from her 2013 song “Partition.”“Uhmm, while we’re at it … #Partition,” Lewinsky wrote on Monday, commenting on an article about the “Heated” lyric.Beyoncé, 40, references the infamous affair in the song “Partition,” singing: “He popped all my buttons, and he ripped my blouse / He Monica Lewinsky’d all on my gown.”Lewinsky’s tweet was met with mixed responses. Some called her out for comparing a sex scandal to being disabled.“Girl it’s been nearly a decade.

Monica Lewinsky has proposed having a lyric referencing her affair with then-President Bill Clinton removed from Beyonce's 2013 track Partition after the singer vowed to replace an ableist slur from her new song Heated.Lewinsky, 49, raised the issue after news of the lyric removal broke on Monday.'uhmm, while we're at it.... #Partition,' she tweeted, along with a link to a Variety article reporting on the matter.

Beanie Feldstein is sharing new details about her engagement!

Beanie Feldstein's now an engaged woman after longtime girlfriend, Bonnie Chance Roberts, popped the question.The happy couple took to Instagram on Thursday to announce the news with a series of photos that included a succinct caption on Feldstein's part: «i do, bon.» While Feldstein has become a household name — with big roles that include playing Monica Lewinsky in the FX anthology series not much is known about Roberts, other than she's a Hollywood producer.So, with that in mind, here are a few fun facts about Roberts.According to her IMDb profile, Roberts has several projects to her name as a producer, including the 2019 comedy. It was on the set of that film where Roberts and Feldstein met and struck up a long-lasting relationship.Roberts, who was born in Liverpool and is a University of Birmingham alum, is also listed as head of film for Monumental Pictures for the 2019 musical .

Beanie Feldstein‘s girlfriend put a ring on it, and now they’re engaged!

Beanie Feldstein's girlfriend put a ring on it, and now they're engaged!The star revealed Thursday on Instagram that her longtime girlfriend, Bonnie Chance Roberts, popped the question and she said yes! Well, actually, Feldstein said, «i do, bon.» That's how she captioned the post that also included photos of Roberts getting down on one knee.The beautiful moment included a scene filled with tons of lights and flowers in what appears to be the backyard of someone's home. The moment was so captivating, Feldstein appears to drop to her knees in excitement.

Jennifer Aniston reunited with her The Morning Show co-star Reese Witherspoon for selfies in the first images seen after she received backlash for claiming Hollywood is full of people who 'are famous for doing nothing' like 'Monica Lewinsky and Paris Hilton' despite having famous parents herself.The 53-year-old actress was seen in photos posted by her 46-year-old co-star Reese on Monday as they showed off their big smiles.Aniston rocked a white floral one-shoulder dress as they posed in front of a backdrop with The Morning Show and AppleTV+ logos. Moving on:Jennifer Aniston reunited with her The Morning Show co-star Reese Witherspoon for selfies in the first images seen after she received backlash for claiming Hollywood is full of people who 'are famous for doing nothing' like 'Monica Lewinsky and Paris Hilton' despite having famous parents herselfHer signature highlighted locks were worn down as she puckered her lips to show off her shiny lip.Reese donned a brown top as her blonde locks were worn down and she completed her natural make-up with a swipe of pink lip.

Jennifer Aniston’s recent comment about her in the most 2022 way possible: by liking a tweet.The former White House intern, now 48, was one of only three people to hit the heart button on a tweet by @ernestsewell, as of late Wednesday afternoon.“I wonder if @lizzo asked Lorena Bobbitt to use her name & her violent actions, the way hundreds of rappers & comedians use @MonicaLewinsky’s name as a pejorative, forgetting the actual woman behind it; who has feelings, a spirit, their own mental health to maintain, and dignity,” the user asked in the first tweet in the thread. “Even @Beyonce, Ms.

Jennifer Aniston has faced strong backlash for her recent comments about Monika Lewinksy and Paris Hilton's rise to fame, prompting many to accuse the Friends star of benefiting from nepotism in her own career.  The Emmy-award winner actor sparked controversy on Tuesday during her sit-down interview on Variety's Actors on Actors, in which she discussed the drastic changes in celebrity culture over the past few decades. Speaking candidly to fellow movie star, Sebastian Stan, Jennifer made some divisive remarks about two high-profile people in Hollywood – Monica Lewinsky and Paris Hilton.

Jennifer Aniston is facing backlash after comments she made regarding people becoming famous for no reason. Aniston, 53, made the comments while talking with Sebastian Stan about his role in "Pam & Tommy" as part of an Actors on Actors interview for Variety. Stan and Aniston were discussing the leak of Tommy Lee and Pamela Anderson's sex tape.  "It was right at the time when the internet really shaped a new culture about people becoming famous," the "Friends" star said.

Sarah Paulson is looking back on her role as Linda Tripp on “Impeachment: American Crime Story.”

Variety about fame in 2022. She spoke on how personalities like Paris Hilton and Monica Lewinsky rose to fame through the rise of internet culture.They were discussing the Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee Jones sex tape, which led the “Friends” star to talk about internet culture at the time of the leak.“It was right at the time when the internet really shaped a new culture about people becoming famous,” she said.

Jennifer Aniston has well and truly divided the punters after making comments on influencer culture and how young stars find fame these days.According to the Friends star, the vast number of people finding fame on social media is ‘sort of almost diluting our actor’s job’.And, whether it’s being dissected in the context in which Jennifer intended it, this comment has not gone down well online with many.The actress was chatting with Sebastian Stan for the Variety series Actors on Actors when talk turned to his role of Tommy Lee in Pam & Tommy, which told the story of the theft of the Motley Crue drummer’s sex tape with then-wife Pamela Anderson.Jennifer said: ‘And it was right at the time when the internet really shaped a new culture about people becoming famous. This thing of people becoming famous for basically doing nothing.

Sarah Paulson turned heads while attending an event for her series 'Impeachment: American Crime Story' atEl Capitan Theatrein Los Angeles on Friday.The actress, 47, dazzled in a plunging A-line long-sleeve pleated black gown that showcased her cleavage, and featured a silk panel at the waist, as she posed for photographers at the FYC Fest.Also at the event wasformer White House intern Monica Lewinsky, 48 - a producer for the show, and inspiration behind the storyline - who looked chic in a navy and red top and matching red slacks. Stylish:Sarah Paulson andMonica Lewinskyturned heads while attending an event for their series 'Impeachment: American Crime Story' at El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles on FridayPaulson - who is a cast member and executive producer of the series - finalized her glamorous look with a pair of silver pointed-toe heels with bow and pearl accents.

Mira Sorvino towers above her co-stars at the Impeachment: American Crime Story FYC Event held at El Capitan Theatre on Friday (June 10) in Los Angeles.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterDamon Lindelof and Tara Hernandez’s Peacock series “Mrs. Davis” has cast Margo Martindale, Andy McQueen, and Ben Chaplin.The trio join previously announced series leads Betty Gilpin and Jake McDorman in the series.

Todd Longwell “Impeachment: American Crime Story” costume designer Meredith Markworth-Pollack didn’t meet Monica Lewinsky until near the end of the shoot for the FX limited series. But from the beginning, the one-time White House intern, who also served as a producer on the project, provided production with a wealth of photographs accompanied by detailed notes and some original outfits from her personal wardrobe.

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Johnny Depp and Amber Heard court case, branding it "courtroom porn" and claiming that everyone is "guilty" for watching the trial that played out over the course of six weeks.The American activist's comments came days before the jury announced yesterday that the Pirates of the Caribbean star won the $10million defamation trial against his ex-wife, Amber Heard.Ahead of the jury's explosive verdict, Lewinsky penned an opinion piece sharing her thoughts on the trial.The TV personality condemned the way the trial had been conducted and claimed that "we are guilty" for watching the trial, which was played out for the world to see.She wrote: "Because the trial has also been available live on our screens, we think, subconsciously, that we have a right to look and watch."To judge.To comment."And we end up with this confusing cultural crossover of watching two people (whom we are used to seeing as actors acting on a screen) in a setting—a courtroom—where we would normally expect them to be assuming their characters’ roles," she penned in an article for Vanity Fair.The activist went on to condemn the impact the trial has had on survivors of domestic abuse.She wrote: "It would be sad enough even if we just considered how it has impacted domestic violence survivors or those who have sought strength in the #MeToo movement."However, it's the larger implications for our culture that concern me the most: the ways we have stoked the flames of misogyny and, separately, the celebrity circus," she added.Yesterday, it was announced that the Hollywood actor had won his defamation lawsuit against his ex-wife.Johnny has been awarded $10million in compensation, and $5million in punitive damages after the jury deliberated for three days.Amber,

A jury in Virginia is deliberating for a third day in the defamation claims of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard.

she wrote in the Vanity Fair piece, noting how onlookers feel entitled to give opinions on the trial. “No matter whom the jury’s verdict favors — be it defendant Heard or plaintiff Depp — we are guilty.”Her commentary, which was published on Tuesday, shared her two cents on the high-profile case as someone who is no stranger to the ugly side of the media.Lewinsky was once the center of a political sex scandal involving former President Bill Clinton in the 1990s, recalling the “cruelty” of the news cycle.“Having been on the receiving end of this kind of cruelty, I can tell you the scars never fade,” she wrote, asking readers to define what is “too far” or “too much” when watching the trial.In the high-profile courtroom spectacle, Depp and Heard went toe-to-toe in a battle of defamation.