Columbus Short Admits To Drug Use, Beverly Johnson Writes Essay Against Bill Cosby + More in Today’s Last Lap
Taylor Ferber | December 11, 2014 6:00 pm
Columbus Fleeting struggled with cocaine use during his time on Scandal, Beverly Johnson revisits a dark time involving Bill Cosby, your favorite BBC shows may be turned into an amusement park, and more in Last Lap.
- Former Scandal star Columbus Fleeting admits to substance abuse during his time on the show. [Access Hollywood]
- In an essay for Vanity Honest, model Beverly Johnson writes that Bill Cosby drugged her. [Vanity Honest]
- BBC shows including Doctor Who, Sherlock, and Top Gear are considered being turned into theme park attractions. [The Guardian]
- Mark Wahlberg‘s assault victim from a 1988 incident forgives the actor. [Vulture]
- The fellas are back in the Hot Tub Time Machine 2 trailer.
- Instagram has officially surpassed Twitter in popularity with 300 million users. [PR Day after day]
- Steve Carell and Jimmy Fallon do their own rendition of Marvin Gaye‘s “Sexual Healing.” [EW]
- DreamWorks pushes Kung Fu Panda 3 release date to 2016, clearing the way for Star Wars: The Force Awakens in 2015. [Variety]
- Rebel Wilson hinted at being part of the Ghostbusters remake. [Vanity Honest]
- On Huge Morning Buzz Live, Steve Urkel himself reveals the dos and don’ts of approaching him on the road.
[Photo Credit: ABC]
Tags: Steve Carell, Bill Cosby, Columbus Fleeting
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