The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office has reportedly obtained audiotapes from 1993 on which Corey Feldman names the individuals whom he alleges abused him when he was a minor. The records were part of an investigation of Michael Jackson from that time.
A spokesperson for the sheriff’s office told Fox News over email on Wednesday, “In a container which included the original reports from the investigation, the Sheriff’s Office located some detective working copies of audio recording made during the investigation. A copy of Mr. Feldman’s interview was located.”
[LA Times]
Louis C.K.—apparently breaking his streak of not showing his face in public after
admitting to sexual misconduct and being an irresistibly powerful man last month—popped up at a restaurant in Manhattan’s West Village on Tuesday. The unsuspecting crowd was not impressed.
A source told the New York Daily News of C.K., “He looked like a guy who’d been caught [masturbating] in front of women,” and described the comedian and his friend as looking “like they’re going to a wake.”
Upon entering the restaurant, C.K. and his companion were immediately escorted to a corner booth in the back, by the bathrooms.
[NYDN]
- Justin Timberlake—who, need I remind you, stars in the new Woody Allen movie Wonder Wheel—lightly admonished the men of Hollywood for, I guess, general sexism, saying, “We need to go to work.” [Billboard]
- In case you were wondering how Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez became friends, it’s to do with the Jonas Brothers. [E!]
- Pitch Perfect star Chrissie Fit says her former acting coach advised her to change her last name so that it would sound more Latina. [People]
- The new Star Wars movie is allegedly surprising, even to those who acted in it! [E!]
- Bachelorette contestant Peter Kraus revealed on Instagram that he once battled an eating disorder. [Instagram]
- Leonardo DiCaprio tried to indulge in the everyman experience of haggling over a $850,000 Basquiat drawing at Art Basel, but, alas, he was recognized. [Page Six]
