Bieber at the Canadian arcade where he played laser tag.
Shortly after gossip blogs purported that tweeny heartthrob Justin Bieber may have gotten physical with a laser tag opponent, the new story is that the Bieb himself was bullied — the victim of hurled insults.
To make matters worse, 16-year-old Biebs was reportedly taunted by a mere 12-year-old, who called him an anti-gay slur. (Was he no match for Bieber's two bodyguards?)
It's a case of he said, he said. The owner of the laser tag facility supports the 12-year-old's claims that it was he who was accosted by Bieber, and the boy's lawyer father is apparently in on it, too.
What do you think? Is this bullying bollocks or totally beliebable?
Megan Thee Stallion is an executive producer and occasional guest on Playground.
Houston’s favorite Hot Girl is branching out into streaming TV.
Rapper and hometown girl Megan Thee Stallion serves as one of the executive producers for Playground, a new reality series that premieres on Hulu this Friday, July 26. The series follows veteran and up-and-coming dancers whose clubhouse is Playground LA, a popular, viral video-creating Los Angeles dance studio.
Since this is a reality show, it’s more about drama and conflict than delving into the world of professional dancing. (The show does have frantically-edited montages of dancers moving, gyrating, and shaking.) In the first episode, we already have two pairs of dancers butting heads. There’s the rivalry between former dance-troupe mates Deanna, a “loose cannon” (we’re told this because somebody mentions it every five minutes) and Alexis, a self-described princess who isn’t afraid to admit she wants a dude with money.
The show has plenty of dancers strutting their stuff.Courtesy of Hulu
There’s also some tension between Playground LA owners/choreographers Robin Antin (who created the Pussycat Dolls) and Kenny Wormald (who starred in that 2011 Footloose remake), as they obviously get into tiffs about who’s really running things at the studio.
But where’s the romance? Well, we also have a situationship (that’s what the kids call it these days) between best buds Roman and Madison. While Madison would love to make their on-again/off-again romance permanent, proud lothario Roman would prefer to keep it open.
Dancers Madison Cubbage and Kenny Wormald discuss something spicy.Courtesy of Hulu
The show also features guest appearances from music stars looking for dancers. In the second episode, R&B singer Tinashe and DJ duo Louis the Child show up to get some performers for their respective projects. Megan herself will also stop by later in the nine-episode season.
In short, if you’ve always wanted to see a messy-as-hell reality show that also has sweaty, stylish dance sequences, then have fun at Playground.
Get a sneak peek of all the drama by watching the extender trailer below. All episodes will be available beginning this Friday, July 26.