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2017 in Hollywood

Land was announced for the Academy Award for Best Picture, while Moonlight was the actual winner. Kevin Spacey came out as gay after actor Anthony Rapp claimed that the House of Cards actor made a pass at him when the latter was just 14 years old.

Hollywood was rocked by break-ups, pregnancy announcements and several other scandals in 2017. O.J. Simpson was released from prison after nine years.

Kevin Spacey came out as gay after actor Anthony Rapp claimed that the House of Cards actor made a pass at him when the latter was just 14 years old. Spacey was removed from the TV shows he was starring in after his double-headed apology. In a shocking news, Harvey Weinstein was accused of sexual harassment by several actresses in the industry. Soon, actress Alyssa Milano started the famous #MeToo campaign where women started sharing their instances of sexual abuse.

Kathy Griffin grabbed the attention of everyone after she shared a video showing her holding up a beheaded, blood-soaked image of President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, musicians Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington’s suicides saddened the industry. The epic goof-up of the year was at the 2017 Oscars, when La La

Land was announced for the Academy Award for Best Picture, while Moonlight was the actual winner. Famous couples parted ways — soon after her kidney transplant, Selena Gomez broke up with The Weeknd and got back together with her ex Justin Bieber and Anna Faris and Chris Pratt announced their divorce.

There was also some good news! Beyoncé announced the birth of her twins, while Kylie Jenner, Kim and Kholé Kardashian’s pregnancy announcements confused the world. Kendall Jenner, too, made headlines after she became the Fashion Icon of the Decade. Rihanna grabbed the attention of many after a street was named after her in Barbados.

Filed Under: Latest News Published on January 26, 2018

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