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Iggy Azalea may have been under 18 when her alleged sex tape was filmed. The blonde rapper's lawyers have reportedly told gossip website TMZ it could be her in the video with an ex-boyfriend BUT there is a chance she was a minor and it was shot without her knowledge or consent. Iggy's team told TMZ two days ago that the tape, which is being shopped to porn giant Vivid Entertainment, was NOT her, but they have since backtracked. Her lawyers now say any sex video would be the work of a "spurned business suitor", which is believed to mean her ex, who's trying to "damage her image and career out of revenge." Sources also say Vivid's CEO Steve Hirsch is offering the star, who is now dating Nick Young, a seven-figure sum for the raunchy tape.
The messages, ranged from gossipy and sarcastic to nasty slurs about the University of Wisconsin student.
High school students had reportedly gathered around tables in the cafeteria to watch the teen's sex tape on their cellphones, according to KMSP-TV.
One called Miss Funke a 'thot', a slang word for prostitute, adding: 'Does her dad know?'
Another message sniped: 'Nothing brings a school together like a porn star who graduated last year.
Miss Funke fought back - defending herself. She tweeted: 'Pornstar status' and 'FAMOUS for dayzzzzz.'
The last message she posted on Facebook on March 4 read: 'The people that envy & hate you the most, stalk you on social media the most so, hey hi hello how r u doing, this ones for you.'
She wrote a post to her 'future husband' and about vulnerable message about wanting a relationship where you 'never feel unwanted or alone'.
The teenager went to Las Vegas for her interview with CastingCouch-X in March where she called herself Stella Ann. She appeared nervous on the tape and talked about her real dreams of becoming an anesthesiologist
During her interview for the amateur porn site in March, Alyssa Funke, who called herself 'Ann' looked nervous and described her college plans and described her childhood as 'pretty much normal'
The 19-year-old did not know the easiest of childhoods, despite describing her past with a shrug in her porn video interview as 'pretty much' normal.
Her biological father Rashad Bowman was jailed in 2001 for fraud in Maricopa County, Arizona.
Court records show that as a young girl, Alyssa tried to keep in contact with her father using audio tapes.
Her mother and a boyfriend were charged with drug-dealing. Family told KMSP-TV that the teenager had money worries and struggled with depression.
Despite brushing off the taunts from her peers, the words affected her, family said. On April 17, the teenager bought a shotgun, drove to Big Carnelia Lake and killed herself on her family's boat.
The teenage college student had a troubled upbringing with her father in jail in Arizona and her mother and a boyfriend arrested for dealing drugs
Her devastated family, who have been unwilling to speak publicly on her tragic death, launched The Alyssa Stop Bullying Fund, which has so far raised just $165.
On the site, a family message reads: 'On Wednesday April 16, at the young age of 19 Alyssa Funke took her own life. Alyssa like so many other teens was a victim of bully and sadly the bullying lead to her death.'
According to KMSP-TV, Miss Funke's video remains on their website. Attempts to contact the site have so far been unsuccessful.
The local sheriff's office is investigating the teenager's death but does not believe that the messages sent to Miss Funke amount to criminal harassment.
Miss Funke's story draws similarities with Duke student Miriam Weeks, 18, who was outed as porn star Belle Knox earlier this year and also sat on the same Vegas couch for CastingCouch-X.
Miss Knox, a women's studies major, made headlines earlier this year when one of her classmates outed her secret life as a porn star to the student body.
Since then, she has defended her decision to enter the adult film world on Piers Morgan Live, The View and other talk shows.
The stakes were high tonight in Munich, where Bayern was measured by Manchester United in the quarter-finals of the Champions League (3-1). The tension was at its peak and this is especially seen during a clash pitting two French, namely Franck Ribery and Patrice Evra. He had committed a rough tackle on Arjen Robben. Ribery is then inserted and launched his compatriot "ta g ..... you." Harsh words but we will on behalf of nervousness.
The Eli Glasner will also be chatting about the contenders on radio and CBC News Network in the run up to the 8:30 p.m. ET launch of the official show.
Online, the CBC will be following the show as it unfolds with stories, photo galleries, online video montages of the red carpet and show highlights as well as a continuous CoveritLive Oscars blog featuring comedian Elvira Kurt and Glasner starting at 7:30 pm ET.
And if you’re still not on the hook, perhaps the prospect of Alistair Overeem vs. Frank Mir will bait you.
With so much to digest, I have assembled a team of experts to guide you through UFC 169’s main card. Read on for the thoughts of Scott Harris, Riley Kontek, Craig Amos, Sean Smith and me, James MacDonald.
While the rest of his wardrobe — a black tuxedo and bow tie — suited the event, the message written in black paint over the paper bag is in line with his ongoing Twitter stunt. It read “I Am Not Famous Anymore,” which the 27-year-old thesp has been repeatedly posting on his Twitter account since Jan. 13.
I Am Not Famous Anymore—
Shia Labeouf (@thecampaignbook) February 08, 2014
Just earlier that day, Labeouf had stormed out of a press conference after responding to a single question about performing sex scenes in the explicit film.
“When seagulls follow the trawler it is because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea,” he said before abruptly leaving the stage. »
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The Big Show finally meets Brock Lesnar, while Daniel Bryan is up against current arch-nemesis Bray Wyatt.
The PPV opens with tag champions Cody Rhodes and Goldust facing the New Age Outlaws, with fans of the Attitude Era likely to be rooting for the challengers.
After that comes the 30-man melee where the contest gets its name, which will see the victor win the opportunity to compete in the main event of Wrestlemania XXX in April.
The battlers will be laying the smack down at the Consol Energy Centre on Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Even though this pic shows a very angry Bieber, he seemed perfectly happy when he announced on Twitter that he was headed to Oslo, Noway. We told you he’s there to perform the first of several “secret” concerts.
“Ok. going to board. OFF TO EUROPE! PHASE 1 of operation secret concerts! lol. OSLO first stop,” he tweeted. “See u soon….and…when i land #DieInYourArms and #BOYFRIEND will be out!! Countdown and then #BIEBERBLAST !!!! thanks! see u soon. much love. #BELIEVE.”
In the midst of his alleged assault, Justin also released his new single “Die in Your Arms.” It’s clear he’s doing everything he can to distract fans from any possible wrongdoings.
“Believe” will be released in stores across the United States on June 19 and tickets for his tour go on sale June 2.
Bieber -- flanked by bodyguards -- was leaving the Central London hotel moments ago ... and in the mad scramble to his SUV, he made contact with a waiting photog.
The photog -- clearly upset by the physical contact -- immediately claimed he was assaulted ... and began to cuss out Bieber, who was already inside the waiting SUV.
But Bieber clearly heard the photog's insults ("f**k off back to America", "f**king little moron") ... 'cause the singer opened his SUV door and sprung out of the car ... trying to attack the photog