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George Michael’s ex caught smashing his way into the late star’s home
George Michael’s ex was busted for smashing his way into the late pop star’s London home — just days before the fourth anniversary of the singer’s Christmas Day death, according to reports.
Troubled hairstylist Fadi Fawaz, 47, was confronted Tuesday morning after breaking a window to get into the “Last Christmas” star’s empty $6.75 million home, the Sun said.
“This is my place. George wanted me to have it,” he allegedly yelled at officers who arrived at the house that Fawaz was kicked out of by Michael’s family last year, the UK paper said.
George Michael’s ex caught smashing his way into the late star’s home
“He would be mortified”
Who is Hugo D Almonte – Khalid’s ex who ‘outed’ him as gay?
Woke Dems have lied about transgender suicide
The Oklahoma medical examiner who ruled Benedict’s overdose death a suicide said the 16-year-old “did not die as a result of trauma” from the fight at school, and handwritten notes at the scene did not make reference to difficulties at school.
Nonbinary student Nex Benedict died by suicide, ODing after beating inside Oklahoma high school bathroom: official
Benedict suffered from “bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, self-harm (cutting), chronic tobacco abuse and chronic marijuana abuse.”
No wonder.
Her short, sad life had been marred by an evil far more real than the politicized victimhood of cynical activists.
Woke Dems
UK will investigate adult trans health clinics following controversial review
...ideologues railroad kids into irreversible treatments with no evidence
Majority of children who express unhappiness with gender will grow out of it
Youngsters at suicide risk after sex change surgery
Our weak-kneed 'leaders' have been brutally exposed by gender review
The Cass Review shames the gay-rights establishment
Idaho can enforce ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youth
Female genital mutilation
We were pushed to transition as teens — now we’re ‘vindicated’
Travis Scott continued to perform his Astroworld set for about 30 minutes as people were crushed to death
'Fans were recording the concert and people doing CPR. Fans were yelling at the stage crew around us, saying stop the concert, people are dying. No one listened,' ICU nurse and concert attendee Madeline Eskins told Rolling Stone.
Travis Scott continued to perform
...lawsuits against the rapper and organizers pile up for causing 'extreme distress'
Drake 'blew $1m on exotic dancers AFTER performing at Astroworld
More than 125 fans file $750 million lawsuit against Travis Scott
Anheuser-Busch will STOP selling Travis Scott in wake of Astroworld concert horror
Quavo is being sued by Las Vegas limo driver who 'was attacked unprovoked by five passengers'
Rapper Kodak Black Arrested
Young rapper dies aged 24 after 'masked men' storm family New Year's Eve party
Rapper J $tash Dead After Allegedly Shooting Girlfriend
Man, 34, shoots his girlfriend, 29, and her eight-year-old son dead
99 Things Straight People Probably Don't Know Are Gay
7. The underwear aisle in a store
14. Getting drunk at brunch and then taking a nap from 3–6 p.m.
16. Being tired
26. Adding avocado to a meal
36. Most lettuces
39. Football
68. Depression
71. The word “dad”
99 Things Straight People Probably Don't Know Are Gay
It's not snitching if it gets a white woman in trouble. 19-Sep-2020
Older LGBTQ workers face special jeopardy from widespread workplace ageism
Last June’s surprising Supreme Court decision granting LGBTQ employees protection under federal law would seem to put an end to workplace discrimination. But if you’re 50 or older, you may still experience an equally invidious form of discrimination: ageism.
According to a 2018 AARP survey, about three in five workers have experienced age discrimination in their jobs. A whopping 76 percent worried that ageism would hurt their job hunting. That fear is well-grounded. An analysis of employment data by the Urban Institute and ProPublica found that half of older workers were pushed out of jobs and 90 percent of them ended up taking a pay cut when they were finally rehired.
Being an older LGBTQ worker can make things even worse. Out LGBTQ workers have already had to deal with much higher levels of job discrimination and wage disparities. Now, despite the promise of job protections for being LGBTQ, they are finding that the pervasive problem of ageism serves as yet another threat to their careers and financial security.
Worsening the problem is the internalized ageism that many older LGBTQ people carry. A 2015 study of 312 gay men with an average age of 61 found that many felt aging was harder due to the perception that gay men primarily value younger men. No doubt, some of that carries over into the workplace as well.
Older LGBTQ workers face special jeopardy from widespread workplace ageism
Oliver Stone Criticizes Hollywood for Turning Into an 'Alice in Wonderland' Tea Party
Oliver Stone is not a fan of the current state of Hollywood and is in no hurry to work with a studio on a mainstream film as he says the town has gone "mad."
Talking to the New York Times Magazine for a recently published interview with David Marchese, the controversial Stone called modern moviemaking "ridiculous."
"It's just so expensive — the marketing," Stone began. "Everything has become too fragile, too sensitive. Hollywood now — you can't make a film without a COVID adviser. You can't make a film without a sensitivity counselor. It's ridiculous." The Oscar-winning filmmaker granted the interview to discuss his upcoming memoir, Chasing the Light.
"The Academy changes its mind every five, 10, two months about what it's trying to keep up with," Stone told the magazine. "It's politically correct [expletive], and it's not a world I'm anxious to run out into. I've never seen it quite mad like this. It's like an Alice in Wonderland tea party."
Hollywood Reporter
Is Zac Efron done with Hollywood for good? Actor reveals his struggle to cope with LA in Netflix doc, insisting he's 'got to get out' because it 'is not conducive to living a happy life' - as he flees to Australia amid the pandemic