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Justin Bieber has shared a cryptic personal message in which he says he “hates” himself when he feels himself becoming “inauthentic”.The vulnerable comments were made in an Instagram post this weekend (March 22), alongside a seemingly light-hearted video of himself and friends – including Jensen McRae – playing a psychedelic jam on keyboard, drums and other instruments around a pool table in his Beverly Hills home.“I think I hate myself sometimes when I feel myself start to become inauthentic,” he wrote in the caption to the post. “Then I remember we’re all being made to think we’re not enough but I still hate when I change myself to please people.”A post shared by Justin Bieber (@justinbieber)Bieber’s comments seem to chime with another post he sent earlier this month, in which he addressed his struggles with feeling like a “fraud” on social media.

Grateful Dead founding member Bobby Weir is one of the last men standing in his legendary rock band. The thought of mortality has crossed Weir’s mind, as he’s seen many of his band members pass. Despite having lived a life full of music and memories, Weir’s sentiment wasn’t one of fear, but rather of acceptance.“Every day, things change.

Justin Bieber spoken about his struggles with feeling like “a fraud” on social media – see what he had to say below.Last night (March 13), the singer took to his Instagram Stories to get candid about his struggles with impostor syndrome. He wrote in a post backed by a track titled ‘Sneaky Sneaky’ by Gold-Tiger: “People told me my whole life ‘wow Justin u deserve that’ and I personally have always felt unworthy.

John Goodman is on the mend after suffering from an injury on a movie set. "John Goodman experienced a hip injury," a Warner Bros. Pictures spokesperson told Variety.

Justin Bieber has rapped about being “high” in a new video, shortly after denying rumours of drug use.The Grammy-winning singer took to Instagram yesterday (February 25), and shared a video of him singing shirtless and eating a bag of snacks.In the brief clip, Bieber is seen alongside a friend who is smoking a cigarette, and he is heard singing: “I fly like a fly guy, I fly high like a bagpipe.”The clip comes just days after a representative for the ‘Stay’ singer shut down online rumours of drug use, branding the comments as “false” and “harmful”.Justin Bieber links up with his friend Eddie Benjamin in new video. pic.twitter.com/8zZq7SYiUp— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) February 26, 2025In a statement shared with Rolling Stone, the spokesperson said that the public’s fixation on the artist’s health is “exhausting and pitiful and shows that despite the obvious truth, people are committed to keeping negative, salacious, harmful narratives alive.”They also shut down speculation saying that 2024 was “very transformative for him as he ended several close friendships and business relationships that no longer served him.”Representatives for the singer did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Page Six, nor shared a statement about the new video.Rumours about Bieber’s well-being come following paparazzi photos that went viral in recent weeks, showing the singer looking tired.It also comes in light of Bieber talking openly about his health struggles in recent years.

Megan Thee Stallion has been successful in the first round of her legal battle against YouTuber and Tory Lanez supporter Milagro Gramz.In October, the rapper filed a lawsuit against Gramz – real name Milagro Elizabeth Cooper – alleging that she had shared deepfake porn of Megan and spread lies about her case with Lanez. The suit also accused Gramz of “cyberstalking, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and invasion of privacy”.Now, a judge in Florida has ruled that Megan can continue to pursue her suit against Gramz after making a “compelling case” that the blogger acted with a “reckless disregard for the truth” in posts about the rapper.In court documents obtained by Rolling Stone, Chief Judge Cecilia Altonaga also said that Gramz’ posts “depict a campaign, not journalism”.“Defendant downplays these allegations [of defamation and acting out of ‘pure hatred,’] arguing that ‘spite’ and a failure to investigate do not establish actual malice,” the judge wrote.

Diplo‘s lawyers have announced that the DJ and producer has reached a global “resolution in principle” with a woman who previously accused him of sexual assault.The resolution ends his legal dispute with Shelly Auguste, a woman with whom Diplo had a sexual relationship with back in 2019.The DJ – real name Thomas Wesley Pentz – has been in a years-long dispute with Auguste who had accused him of distributing revenge porn as well as sexual battery, gender violence, intentional intrusion into private affairs, battery, assault, defamation, intentional infliction of emotional distress and fraud.Pentz has denied Auguste’s claims and filed a lawsuit against her back in April 2021 for alleged stalking, trespassing and distributing private materials. That claim alleged that Auguste is “dangerously unstable” and stated that “she made relentless efforts to communicate with him” after he ended their relationship.A post shared by diplo (@diplo)As per Rolling Stone, Pentz’s lawyer Brian Elliot Turnauer told the court: “We have a resolution in principle.

Fast & Furious co-stars Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson shared a frosty greeting at this year’s Golden Globes, seemingly suggesting that their feud isn’t over.Diesel took to the stage to present the award for Cinematic and Box Office Achievement, which would go to Wicked. Before he read the nominees, he looked down at the stage and said “Hey Dwayne!” awkwardly, causing a ripple of laughter among the audience.

Robbie Williams‘ song ‘Forbidden Road’ from his biopic Better Man has been disqualified from the Oscars 2025 Best Original Song shortlist.Better Man, which will be released on Boxing Day, sees the singer depicted as a CGI monkey, and the film tells the story of his life and career – from his early days in childhood to his first taste of success with boyband Take That.Earlier this week, when the Academy announced the shortlists for several categories for the 2025 awards ceremony, it was revealed that the film’s track ‘Forbidden Road’ was in the shortlist for Best Original Song.Now, though, the song has been knocked off the shortlist – no longer appearing on the official Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences webpage for this year’s Oscar shortlists.Members of the Academy’s Music Branch also reportedly received a letter yesterday (December 20) announcing the song’s disqualification, per Rolling Stone. According to the publication, the letter alleges that ‘Forbidden Road’ “incorporates material from an existing song that was not written” for the film.An Academy representative reportedly confirmed the song in question is ‘I Got a Name’ by Jim Croce, written by Charles Fox and Norman Gimbel.

Chris Martin mentioned Dakota Johnson a handful of times in his newest interview.

Liam Payne.The soloist and former One Direction member died on October 16, aged 31, after falling from a third-floor balcony at the CasaSur Palermo Hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The Argentinian prosecutor’s office later shared that his cause of death was due to multiple traumas and internal and external bleeding.Later that month, preliminary toxicology tests revealed the musician had pink cocaine and several other substances in his system at the time of his fatal balcony fall.Now, two months on, two workers at the Buenos Aires hotel have been charged by police.According to new documents published by Rolling Stone, the judge in charge of the case is looking into charges against two members of staff from the CasaSur Palermo hotel.

Lady Gaga has spoken about the “true chaos” of her upcoming new album.The pop star is due to release her seventh record album in February, having already previewed the project with its dramatic lead single ‘Disease’.During a new interview with Rolling Stone, the singer explained that the song “felt like a way into the chaos of the album, which is kind of exercises in chaos – different sides of who I am as a person”.She continued: “To me, there’s some kind of chaos in all of the ways we try to analyse ourselves.“‘Disease’ is the beginning of that, and it started with this little voice on my shoulder saying, ‘There’s no more tears to cry, I heard you begging for life’, and that uncomfortable feeling that we can sometimes have when the voice in our head is not pleasant.”Gaga went on to say that she was “just trying to push as much sound as possible” with the album. She explained that she wanted the LP to capture the feeling of struggling “to see the light” before something more positive happens.“There’s other moments where it’s all about love, and it’s super dreamy,” Gaga added.

Lizzo has been dismissed from a harassment lawsuit raised by her former wardrobe assistant.Her victory in a key ruling came this week and centred around an ongoing legal battle with a stylist, who claimed the singer subjected her to a hostile work environment during their 2023 tour of Europe.Asha Daniels first filed the lawsuit against Lizzo in September last year, alleging that the environment subjected her to disability discrimination, sexual harassment and “racist and fatphobic comments”. Daniels also claimed that she suffered physical injuries after a wardrobe manager pushed her and rolled a “heavy clothing rack” over her foot.The suit was filed amid another lawsuit raised against Lizzo by three former dancers, also claiming sexual harassment and hostile workplace environment.At the time, Lizzo’s attorneys described Daniels as a “disgruntled” employee with “meritless and salacious” accusations.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has been accused of threatening to kill a woman and dangling her over a 17th floor balcony.According to a report by Rolling Stone, the fashion designer Bryana ‘Bana’ Bongolan has filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles this week against the disgraced rapper and music mogul. The suit includes claims of sexual battery, infliction of emotional distress and false imprisonment, and Bongolan is seeking $10million (£7.9million) in damages.Combs “firmly denies” the allegations set out by the suit.Bongolan claims to have witnessed abuse between Combs and his then-girlfriend Cassie Ventura, before Combs went on to intimidate and threaten Bongolan. She says in September 2016, Combs then dangled Bongolan over a 17th floor balcony while screaming at her.Bongolan’s attorney James R.

Marilyn Manson has dropped a defamation lawsuit he filed against Evan Rachel Wood.In 2022, the controversial rocker – real name Brian Warner – took legal action against the actor, who publicly accused Manson, her former partner, of abuse – claiming that he started grooming her when she was a teenager and “horrifically abused me for years”.Warner denied all allegations and claimed in a lawsuit that Wood “recruited, coordinated, and pressured” women to make false statements about the musician. Wood responded at the time that she was “not scared” of Manson’s defamation lawsuit, adding that “this is part of the retaliation that keeps survivors quiet”.

Diddy has been accused of paying fellow prison inmates to use their phones, and orchestrating conversations and social media posts “with the intention of influencing the potential jury”.Back in September, he was arrested in New York and subsequently charged with sex trafficking, racketeering and transporting for prostitution, and has pleaded not guilty to all charges.He was later denied bail having offered a $50million (£38.4m) bond, and was reportedly placed on suicide watch as he awaits trial. The artist has since appealed against the bail denial and has a trial date scheduled for May 5, 2025.According to court filings obtained by Rolling Stone, prosecutors in the Southern District of New York allege the disgraced rap mogul has broken jail regulations by using the telephone accounts of at least eight other inmates.Prosecutors say they have the recordings of the various calls he has made.“Seemingly to avoid law enforcement monitoring, the defendant uses other inmates’ PAC numbers to make phone calls to both individuals on the defendant’s approved contact list as well as other individuals who are not on the approved contact list,” they claimed.The prosecutors’ new 30-page filing urged the judge overseeing the case to reject Combs’ latest bid to be released on bond ahead of his trial next year.

Ozzy Osbourne, when he almost became the lead singer of the band.After stints by David Lee Roth, Sammy Hagar and Extreme’s Gary Cherone, the group was between frontmen circa 2001 when its namesake brothers, Eddie and Alex Van Halen, were in talks for Osbourne to bring his signature wail to VH. “When you get a dog, you don’t expect it to be a cat,” Alex told Rolling Stone in his first interview since guitar god Eddie’s death in 2020.

Music Business Worldwide, the legendary rock veterans’ deal with the music giant is set to include the band’s recording catalogue, neighbouring rights, and name and likeness rights. However, the band’s publishing rights were not included in the deal.Pink Floyd’s recorded music royalties are currently managed by two companies: Pink Floyd (1987) Limited and Pink Floyd Music Limited.

Sabrina Carpenter jokingly called Christina Aguilera her “mom” during a Kardashians-inspired social video, made while filming an unknown collaborative project together.On Aguilera’s Instagram, she and Carpenter shared a video of themselves on set lip-syncing to a popular clip from The Kardashians – where Kylie Jenner said she was “obsessed” with her mother and manager, Kris.“So you’re saying you’re her favourite?” someone asked in the audio, while Carpenter pans the camera to show Aguilera.“That’s exactly what I’m saying,” Carpenter continued to lip-sync before hugging Aguilera and pointing at herself, while Jenner continued to speak in the audio: “I’m her favourite. We actually have a relationship like she has no other kids.

Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer After Chester Bennington’s son criticized Linkin Park for bringing in Emily Armstrong as the new vocalist, the late singer’s mother has spoken out against the band, claiming that she feels “betrayed” and that they’re “trying very hard to erase the past.” In an interview with Rolling Stone, Bennington’s mother Susan Eubanks explained that the band had promised to notify her if there were any plans to continue as a group. “I feel betrayed,” she said.

Halsey has opened up about her “complex feelings” after suffering a miscarriage during one of her live shows back in 2015.The ‘Lucky’ singer appeared as guest on the latest episode of the She MD podcast, hosted by Mary Alice Haney and Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi.