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The steamy music video for “Wild Side” has been on heavy rotation for Cardi B and Normani fans, but an article by Rolling Stone suggested that the pair of artists were “queer-baiting.” The publication mentioned other artists like Billie Eilish and Ariana Grande who have been accused of performing actions or using imagery that would entice LGBTQIA+ audiences, and because Normani and Cardi were getting close in their “Wild Side” visual, their names were added to the list.

“Most recently, Normani was criticized on Instagram by a user and accused of something similar, which was later shared across Twitter,” Rolling Stone reported. “In her recent video for her song ‘Wild Side,’ featuring Cardi B, the two are pictured naked and gyrating against one another.”

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After the outlet tweeted a link to their article, Cardi quickly clapped back. “Uuummmm @RollingStone queer baiting? You do know we was trying to hide a whole baby bump right ?” she wrote. “Also I’m married to a man but I have express soo much about my bisexuality and my experiences wit girls .All of a sudden ‘queer baiting’ is the new word & people use it to the ground !”

The rapper also expressed a dislike for the term because she claims it almost forces people to out themselves. “I don’t like this new ‘queer baiting’ word,” Cardi added. “I feel like it pressure artist to talk about their sexuality or their experiences that they don’t feel comfortable speaking about.If a artist kiss a girl on a video does that means she gotta show videos & text wit wit other women?”

Rolling Stone hasn’t responded to Cardi’s tweets, but you can check out the exchange below.

We’re not sure how your 2021 Bingo Card is going, but the billionaire space race is an unexpected turn of events. We’ve watched as both Richard Branson and Jeff Bezos have paid top dollar to launch themselves into great heights, and while both multi-billionaires have shared stories of exhilarating moments in the sky, they’ve been heavily criticized for how they’ve opted to spend their money.

On his Sirius XM show Straight From The Hart, Kevin Hart revealed that he was offered a spot on an spacecraft, but the father of three ultimately decided against it.

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“I was offered a seat on a shuttle to space, and the offer came with wanting to document a celebrity’s experience,” said Hart. “They said they wanted to document my experience from start to finish and have me complete it. It was like thirty, forty-five days of spending time with a team, and then you’re looking at a sixty to ninety-minute trip.”

These space trips come with serious health hazards that can prove to be fatal and in this time of his life, Hart is more concerned with his growing family.

“I said, ‘I would love to know the record of space shuttles that made it versus the ones that didn’t. What’s the record of success versus non-success?’ And that’s my reason,” Hart said. “That number is too close. It’s not a crazy upside-down number one way or the other. It’s too f*cking close, and that’s that for me.”

That doesn’t mean that Hart has tossed out the idea of making his way into space altogether. 

“Now, if I’m on the other side of life — if I’m sixty, sixty-five — my kids are a certain age, I’ve seen all the flowers blossom, and I’d have lived life, [then] that’s something that you punctuate it with,” he said. “At this point, when you’ve got these little ones — nah, I can’t f*ck around with space at this point.”

Check out Bezos’s video of his experience below.

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While we were in the middle of a global pandemic and locked under quarantine, two women named Danielle and Khadidja came forward to accuse Justin Bieber of sexual assault. They shared their alleged encounters with the Popstar on social media, and immediately, Bieber fired back, denying the allegations. We previously reported on the scandal and at the time, Bieber reportedly stated that he had receipts to prove that he wasn’t near the locations the women claimed he was during their encounters.

Bieber reportedly sued both women for $10 million and on Friday (July 23), Radar Online reported that the 27-year-old singer is calling on a court to award him his money.

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Bieber has filed lawsuits citing defamation, and now, he wants a Los Angeles judge to issue a default judgment against Khadidja Djibrine. She claimed that on May 5, 2015, Bieber assaulted her “around 2:30 a.m. at the Langham Hotel in New York.” Bieber called foul on the allegations, calling Khadidja a “superfan” who has repeatedly been seen waiting “outside of his hotels.”

On the evening in question, Bieber attended the MET Gala and while he did appear at an event at the Langham Hotel that night, he left to attend a private after-party that lasted un 4:00 a.m. His attorney called Khadidja’s story an “impossibility — a poor, but damaging, fabrication” because there is plenty of evidence to prove it could not have occurred.

It appeared that Bieber’s team has stated that Khadidja has yet to respond to the documents filed on the singer’s behalf and they are hoping that the courts will award him a $10 million default judgment.

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While we were in the middle of a global pandemic and locked under quarantine, two women named Danielle and Khadidja came forward to accuse Justin Bieber of sexual assault. They shared their alleged encounters with the Popstar on social media, and immediately, Bieber fired back, denying the allegations. We previously reported on the scandal and at the time, Bieber reportedly stated that he had receipts to prove that he wasn’t near the locations the women claimed he was during their encounters.

Bieber reportedly sued both women for $10 million and on Friday (July 23), Radar Online reported that the 27-year-old singer is calling on a court to award him his money.

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Bieber has filed lawsuits citing defamation, and now, he wants a Los Angeles judge to issue a default judgment against Khadidja Djibrine. She claimed that on May 5, 2015, Bieber assaulted her “around 2:30 a.m. at the Langham Hotel in New York.” Bieber called foul on the allegations, calling Khadidja a “superfan” who has repeatedly been seen waiting “outside of his hotels.”

On the evening in question, Bieber attended the MET Gala and while he did appear at an event at the Langham Hotel that night, he left to attend a private after-party that lasted un 4:00 a.m. His attorney called Khadidja’s story an “impossibility — a poor, but damaging, fabrication” because there is plenty of evidence to prove it could not have occurred.

It appeared that Bieber’s team has stated that Khadidja has yet to respond to the documents filed on the singer’s behalf and they are hoping that the courts will award him a $10 million default judgment.

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While we were in the middle of a global pandemic and locked under quarantine, two women named Danielle and Khadidja came forward to accuse Justin Bieber of sexual assault. They shared their alleged encounters with the Popstar on social media, and immediately, Bieber fired back, denying the allegations. We previously reported on the scandal and at the time, Bieber reportedly stated that he had receipts to prove that he wasn’t near the locations the women claimed he was during their encounters.

Bieber reportedly sued both women for $10 million and on Friday (July 23), Radar Online reported that the 27-year-old singer is calling on a court to award him his money.

Emma McIntyre / Staff / Getty Images

Bieber has filed lawsuits citing defamation, and now, he wants a Los Angeles judge to issue a default judgment against Khadidja Djibrine. She claimed that on May 5, 2015, Bieber assaulted her “around 2:30 a.m. at the Langham Hotel in New York.” Bieber called foul on the allegations, calling Khadidja a “superfan” who has repeatedly been seen waiting “outside of his hotels.”

On the evening in question, Bieber attended the MET Gala and while he did appear at an event at the Langham Hotel that night, he left to attend a private after-party that lasted un 4:00 a.m. His attorney called Khadidja’s story an “impossibility — a poor, but damaging, fabrication” because there is plenty of evidence to prove it could not have occurred.

It appeared that Bieber’s team has stated that Khadidja has yet to respond to the documents filed on the singer’s behalf and they are hoping that the courts will award him a $10 million default judgment.

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While we were in the middle of a global pandemic and locked under quarantine, two women named Danielle and Khadidja came forward to accuse Justin Bieber of sexual assault. They shared their alleged encounters with the Popstar on social media, and immediately, Bieber fired back, denying the allegations. We previously reported on the scandal and at the time, Bieber reportedly stated that he had receipts to prove that he wasn’t near the locations the women claimed he was during their encounters.

Bieber reportedly sued both women for $10 million and on Friday (July 23), Radar Online reported that the 27-year-old singer is calling on a court to award him his money.

Emma McIntyre / Staff / Getty Images

Bieber has filed lawsuits citing defamation, and now, he wants a Los Angeles judge to issue a default judgment against Khadidja Djibrine. She claimed that on May 5, 2015, Bieber assaulted her “around 2:30 a.m. at the Langham Hotel in New York.” Bieber called foul on the allegations, calling Khadidja a “superfan” who has repeatedly been seen waiting “outside of his hotels.”

On the evening in question, Bieber attended the MET Gala and while he did appear at an event at the Langham Hotel that night, he left to attend a private after-party that lasted un 4:00 a.m. His attorney called Khadidja’s story an “impossibility — a poor, but damaging, fabrication” because there is plenty of evidence to prove it could not have occurred.

It appeared that Bieber’s team has stated that Khadidja has yet to respond to the documents filed on the singer’s behalf and they are hoping that the courts will award him a $10 million default judgment.

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While we were in the middle of a global pandemic and locked under quarantine, two women named Danielle and Khadidja came forward to accuse Justin Bieber of sexual assault. They shared their alleged encounters with the Popstar on social media, and immediately, Bieber fired back, denying the allegations. We previously reported on the scandal and at the time, Bieber reportedly stated that he had receipts to prove that he wasn’t near the locations the women claimed he was during their encounters.

Bieber reportedly sued both women for $10 million and on Friday (July 23), Radar Online reported that the 27-year-old singer is calling on a court to award him his money.

Emma McIntyre / Staff / Getty Images

Bieber has filed lawsuits citing defamation, and now, he wants a Los Angeles judge to issue a default judgment against Khadidja Djibrine. She claimed that on May 5, 2015, Bieber assaulted her “around 2:30 a.m. at the Langham Hotel in New York.” Bieber called foul on the allegations, calling Khadidja a “superfan” who has repeatedly been seen waiting “outside of his hotels.”

On the evening in question, Bieber attended the MET Gala and while he did appear at an event at the Langham Hotel that night, he left to attend a private after-party that lasted un 4:00 a.m. His attorney called Khadidja’s story an “impossibility — a poor, but damaging, fabrication” because there is plenty of evidence to prove it could not have occurred.

It appeared that Bieber’s team has stated that Khadidja has yet to respond to the documents filed on the singer’s behalf and they are hoping that the courts will award him a $10 million default judgment.

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While we were in the middle of a global pandemic and locked under quarantine, two women named Danielle and Khadidja came forward to accuse Justin Bieber of sexual assault. They shared their alleged encounters with the Popstar on social media, and immediately, Bieber fired back, denying the allegations. We previously reported on the scandal and at the time, Bieber reportedly stated that he had receipts to prove that he wasn’t near the locations the women claimed he was during their encounters.

Bieber reportedly sued both women for $10 million and on Friday (July 23), Radar Online reported that the 27-year-old singer is calling on a court to award him his money.

Emma McIntyre / Staff / Getty Images

Bieber has filed lawsuits citing defamation, and now, he wants a Los Angeles judge to issue a default judgment against Khadidja Djibrine. She claimed that on May 5, 2015, Bieber assaulted her “around 2:30 a.m. at the Langham Hotel in New York.” Bieber called foul on the allegations, calling Khadidja a “superfan” who has repeatedly been seen waiting “outside of his hotels.”

On the evening in question, Bieber attended the MET Gala and while he did appear at an event at the Langham Hotel that night, he left to attend a private after-party that lasted un 4:00 a.m. His attorney called Khadidja’s story an “impossibility — a poor, but damaging, fabrication” because there is plenty of evidence to prove it could not have occurred.

It appeared that Bieber’s team has stated that Khadidja has yet to respond to the documents filed on the singer’s behalf and they are hoping that the courts will award him a $10 million default judgment.

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While we were in the middle of a global pandemic and locked under quarantine, two women named Danielle and Khadidja came forward to accuse Justin Bieber of sexual assault. They shared their alleged encounters with the Popstar on social media, and immediately, Bieber fired back, denying the allegations. We previously reported on the scandal and at the time, Bieber reportedly stated that he had receipts to prove that he wasn’t near the locations the women claimed he was during their encounters.

Bieber reportedly sued both women for $10 million and on Friday (July 23), Radar Online reported that the 27-year-old singer is calling on a court to award him his money.

Emma McIntyre / Staff / Getty Images

Bieber has filed lawsuits citing defamation, and now, he wants a Los Angeles judge to issue a default judgment against Khadidja Djibrine. She claimed that on May 5, 2015, Bieber assaulted her “around 2:30 a.m. at the Langham Hotel in New York.” Bieber called foul on the allegations, calling Khadidja a “superfan” who has repeatedly been seen waiting “outside of his hotels.”

On the evening in question, Bieber attended the MET Gala and while he did appear at an event at the Langham Hotel that night, he left to attend a private after-party that lasted un 4:00 a.m. His attorney called Khadidja’s story an “impossibility — a poor, but damaging, fabrication” because there is plenty of evidence to prove it could not have occurred.

It appeared that Bieber’s team has stated that Khadidja has yet to respond to the documents filed on the singer’s behalf and they are hoping that the courts will award him a $10 million default judgment.

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While we were in the middle of a global pandemic and locked under quarantine, two women named Danielle and Khadidja came forward to accuse Justin Bieber of sexual assault. They shared their alleged encounters with the Popstar on social media, and immediately, Bieber fired back, denying the allegations. We previously reported on the scandal and at the time, Bieber reportedly stated that he had receipts to prove that he wasn’t near the locations the women claimed he was during their encounters.

Bieber reportedly sued both women for $10 million and on Friday (July 23), Radar Online reported that the 27-year-old singer is calling on a court to award him his money.

Emma McIntyre / Staff / Getty Images

Bieber has filed lawsuits citing defamation, and now, he wants a Los Angeles judge to issue a default judgment against Khadidja Djibrine. She claimed that on May 5, 2015, Bieber assaulted her “around 2:30 a.m. at the Langham Hotel in New York.” Bieber called foul on the allegations, calling Khadidja a “superfan” who has repeatedly been seen waiting “outside of his hotels.”

On the evening in question, Bieber attended the MET Gala and while he did appear at an event at the Langham Hotel that night, he left to attend a private after-party that lasted un 4:00 a.m. His attorney called Khadidja’s story an “impossibility — a poor, but damaging, fabrication” because there is plenty of evidence to prove it could not have occurred.

It appeared that Bieber’s team has stated that Khadidja has yet to respond to the documents filed on the singer’s behalf and they are hoping that the courts will award him a $10 million default judgment.

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