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As you’ve probably heard by now, the US men’s Olympic hockey team won the gold medal with a thrilling overtime victory against Canada in Milan.
But for a lot of fans, the celebratory mood died a quick death once politics entered the chat.
When Donald Trump placed a congratulatory phone call to the team, he snuck in some misogynistic jokes about the US women’s team, which also won gold.
And now, in an unexpected twist, Travis Kelce has become involved in the fray.
At Tuesday night’s State of the Union address, the men’s team was trotted out for a round of applause.
The women’s team declined their invitation, but Trump ominously stated that he would be meeting with them “soon.”
Anyway, the men’s team’s embrace of Trump and their refusal to stand up for the women’s team have attracted quite a bit of controversy.
But don’t tell that Travis, who had nothing but good things to say about the team on the latest episode of his podcast.
“Me and Tay watched the entire game, man,” Travis told his brother, Jason Kelce (via People).
“And it’s just so f—ing epic, man. From the first drop of the puck, man, that game was nonstop action and had me at the edge of my seat.”
“Loved every bit of it, man. I just f—ing exploded when I saw ol’ Jack Hughes f—ing put it right in between the legs, man.”
Travis went on to steer clear of political issues while singing the team’s praises:
“Golly. It looked like he had lost that tooth once or twice before,” Travis pointed out, referring to Hughes’ injury.
“They crushed it. USA was so much fun to watch throughout the entire tournament, man. That semifinal game that you went to, I’m sure we’ll get into the rundown, but absolutely epic,” he continued, adding:
“Shout out to Canada too, man. Obviously, that team is so f—ing stacked.
“Bro, that was a f—ing intense game from the start,” Travis recalled. “How much the f—ing puck was moving. There were a few passes where I was just like, ‘How the f— did he even know the guy was over there’?”
On X (formerly Twitter) and elsewhere, some Swifties were critical of Kelce’s remarks, with many wishing that he had addressed the controversy involving the women’s team.
But Travis has been steering clear of tough topics for years — and he’ll likely continue to do so.
Travis Kelce Praises US Men’s Hockey Team, Draws Criticism From Irate Swifties was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.
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Iman and David Bowie’s daughter is an adult now.
Lexi has a story to tell.
A story that fans of her late father might not want to hear.
When she was a teen, she was forcibly removed from her home and sent to “wilderness therapy.” She was unable to resume living at home until after her dad had died.
David Bowie and Iman’s daughter is now an adult
In a recent Instagram post, 25-year-old Alexandria “Lexi” Jones has a lot to say.
The 25-year-old daughter of late singer David Bowie and the daughter, Iman, knows that she grew up with comfort and opportunities that most people can only imagine.
From a young age, she also became aware that she grew up with opportunists who saw her as a gateway to her parents, not as her own person.
Multiple times during the lengthy video, Lexi refers to having to go to “treatment.”
Only later in the video does she offer a chilling explanation and detail this traumatic moment of her life.
According to Lexi, she — like many young teens — was struggling with a few issues at 14.
These issues included depression, an eating disorder, and substance abuse.
“For me, it wasn’t about fun,” Lexi explained, noting that her substance abuse followed her father’s liver cancer diagnosis. This was one of the most fragile periods of her life.
“I wasn’t experimenting, I was escaping,” she continued. “Escaping from my complicated mind, my complicated family, my complicated school.”
Lexi detailed: “When the party ended for everyone else, I kept going. And I drank and got high alone.”
‘I’m sorry we have to do this’
Lexi shared a harrowing account of her forcible removal from her family’s home at 14.
It sounds like a kidnapping. Other famous people, like Paris Hilton, have described this horrific — and yet, too often, technically legal — terror tactic that the predatory “troubled teen industry” employs.
“I’m sorry we have to do this,” Bowie’s letter to her allegedly read.
It was a weekday morning when two men whom she did not know entered the house to abduct Lexi.
“They told me I could do this the easy way or the hard way,” she recalled. “I chose the hard way.”
Unfortunately, Lexi’s brave choice did not avail her. She recounts grabbing hold of a table leg and screaming — like anyone might do if two men showed up to drag them into a black SUV to drive them to parts unknown.
“I felt stripped of any right to stay in my own life,” Lexi explains in the video. “By the time the door shut, my parents were already gone.”
Her destination turned out to be an all-too-common aspect of the predatory “troubled teen industry” — wilderness therapy.
For 91 days, she had to live outside and learn survival skills. That was only after being strip-searched (as a child, no less) upon arrival.
‘We both knew’
“I was a city girl. I didn’t even know this kind of program existed,” Lexi admits.
Even after those three months of hell ended, she was transferred to a residential treatment center — a boarding school in Utah.
Lexi stayed at that facility for over a year. That is where she was when she learned that her father had died.
“I had the luxury of speaking to him two days before, on his birthday,” Lexi shares. “I told him I loved him and he said it back, and we both knew.”
Reports at the time of Bowie’s passing describes his family as being present. But that left out Lexi, who was separated from her family during this time.
It is no wonder that these experiences have shaped her for life. Truth be told, Lexi seems more well-adjusted than many would be if they had endured that in their teens.
Lexi Jones: Daughter of David Bowie Recalls Abduction for ‘Wilderness … was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.
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We have tragic news to report from the world of music today.
Oliver “Power” Grant — the music mogul and film producer who is credited as one of the founders of the Wu Tang Clan — has passed away.
He was just 52 years old.
According to the hip hop news site OkayPlayer, Grant died on February 23.
“A driving force behind one of hip-hop’s most influential movements, Power helped build a global legacy rooted in independence, ownership and culture,” Okayplayer’s post began (via Page Six).
“His belief in creative control and community empowerment helped shape not only a group, but a dynasty that changed music forever.
“His impact will live on through the culture he helped elevate and the countless lives he inspired,”
Born in Jamaica in 1973, Grant’s family later relocated to Staten Island, where he grew up alongside several future Wu-Tang legends, including RZA, Ghostface Killah, Method Man, Raekwon, Inspectah Deck, U-God, Masta Killa, and Cappadonna.
In addition to executive producing all of Wu-Tang’s albums — beginning with 1993’s Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) — Grant was also the CEO of the group’s iconic Wu Wear clothing line.
“My crew had plenty of skeptics, doubters, and non-believers,” he said in a 2011 interview, adding:
“It wasn’t anything personal, but I’d say that everyone is an individual and they didn’t really understand what I was doing or what I was initially trying to get across, or where I was coming from.”
Grant was also an actor who appeared in 1998’s Belly alongside Method Man, as well as Black and White the following year.
On social media today, several Wu-Tang members have paid tribute to Grant.
“We couldn’t have done it without him,” GZA wrote on Instagram (via Page Six). “Wu wouldn’t have come to fruition without Power. His passing is a profound loss to us all. My deepest condolences to the fam.”
“POWER we been everywhere … Now you everywhere!” Raekwon added. “The most high is merciful. I love you.”
“Paradise my Brother safe Travels!!” Method Man chimed in. “Bruh I am not ok.”
Our thoughts go out to Grant’s loved ones during this incredibly difficult time.
Oliver ‘Power’ Grant Cause of Death: Founding Wu-Tang Clan Member Was 52 was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.
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