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The Voice winner Sawyer Frederickscomes out as bisexual: 'I'll probably lose some fans over this'

Sawyer Fredericks, the blues singer-songwriter who won season 8 of The Voice at just the age of 16 under coach Pharrell Williams, has shared his truth. Fredericks came out as bisexual in a statement shared on Instagram earlier in the week, writing that he'll "probably lose some fans over this post, but that's fine with me." "It is time for my #Truthfultuesday," Fredericks began his post. "Since I have not publicly said this in a post, I wanted say that I am Bisexual 😊 When I was younger I thought I was straight, because I was more attracted to women, and I didn't know there were more options besides Gay and Straight. Read More...

The Walking Dead director on Gabriel's 'destroyed' faith

SPOILER ALERT: Read on only if you have already watched Sunday’s “Dead or Alive Or” episode of The Walking Dead. Danger here, danger there, danger, danger everywhere! That was certainly the case on Sunday’s “Dead or Alive Or” episode of The Walking Dead as we saw several different storylines play out at once. We watched Father Gabriel’s quest to get Dr. Carson to the Hilltop end in tragedy, Daryl, Tara and company making their way through the swamps (with Tara trying to kill Dwight in the process), Maggie deciding what to do about dwindling rations and her prisoners, Carol and Morgan dealing with the aftermath of Gavin’s death, and Negan sending Eugene off to make more ammunition. Read More...

The Walking Dead recap: 'Still'

Remember when I complained that I had reached my limit on character-centric over plot-driving episodes? Never mind. That was before this revelatory Daryl and Beth episode. Beth showcases just how far she’s evolved from the fragile teen we met back in season two. And even more exciting, we finally (finally!) get insight into Daryl’s emotions and internal struggles. Night falls. Or has fallen. Beth and Daryl are off the tracks and back on the road, still on high alert as they endeavor to survive on their own. Read More...

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