Christina Aguilera artfully AAAAHHHEEEEHUUGGHHHHOOOOOH HHOOOOO’d her way through a surprise performance at Opening Ceremony’s New York fashion week show Sunday night, flanked by several stars of Ru Paul’s Drag Race. Billboard reports that Aguilera was joined by Sasha Velour, Jiggly Caliente, Hungry, Shea Coulee, Miss Fame, West Dakota and “her drag doppleganger Farrah Moan” while she sang “Fall in Line,” her latest single featuring Demi Lovato.

Author John Steinbeck is revealed to have been a “sadistic man” and serial womanizer in the newly unearthed memoir of his second wife Gwyn Conger Steinbeck. “Like so many writers, he had several lives, and in each he was spoilt, and in each he felt he was king,” Conger Steinbeck wrote in her memoir, reported on by The Guardian, which spans the years 1943 to 1948. “From the time John awoke to the time he went to bed, I had to be his slave.

Andre the Giant was billed at 7-foot-4 and 520 pounds. He was huge, and he was great. He was reportedly a good guy in real life, too. He even has one of the great pro wrestler crossover roles, as Fezzik in The Princess Bride. He is a legendary human. But you don’t want to dress like him. I don’t mean his frilly dress shirts and 1970s-style blazers, though you may want to avoid those as well.

Asia Argento has hired a new attorney named Mark Jay Heller following claims she sexually assaulted actor Jimmy Bennett when he was just 17 years old. Heller released a statement to Page Six explaining that his client will not pay the remainder of the hush money, per an agreement arranged by the late Anthony Bourdain. According to the statement, Bennett has been paid roughly $250,000 of the $380,000 Bourdain and Argento initially agreed to pay him, and that’s where it stops.

In a bizarre-sounding story, a police sergeant in London was cleared of misconduct this week for ordering his officers to strip search a philosophy lecturer who was detained after reportedly trying to give a 15-year-old a legal contact during a search. There’s a lot here, so bear with me. The Guardian reports that Konstancja Duff, a lecturer at Nottingham University, was arrested in May 2013 during a stop-and-search sweep at an East London estate.

Following the recent New York Times report that Asia Argento paid a large settlement to actor Jimmy Bennett, who played her son in a 2004 movie and has accused her of sexually assaulting him when he was 17–which Argento denies–CNN Go has removed episodes involving Argento in Parts Unknown “until further notice.” The network confirmed in a statement that the decision was made based on the Times piece.

On one hand, this story is a frustrating reminder that we are living in a period of extreme income inequality. As of September 2017, the top 1% “controls 38.6% of America’s wealth,” and the gap is only widening. On the other hand, it’s inspiring to see a new mother make headlines for using her fame and power to return to work on her terms. OK, maybe it’s a little of each hand.

Next month, Tumblr will start cracking down on “non-consensual sexual images,” including deepfakes and creepshots, as part of an update to its community guidelines, reports The Daily Dot. The microblogging platform—are we still calling it that???—is also introducing tighter restrictions on hate speech and violent content.

Ariana Grande is known for many things—possessing no tears left to cry, ruining the Titanic alongside Satan herself (James Corden) and, of course, the horse tail that growsatop her tiny head. In a new interview with Popsugar, Grande’s longtime hairstylist Chris Appleton argued that the varying heights and style of her ponytails symbolize different moods, situations, behaviors, etc.

I first realized how much I admired Adam Sandler’s fashion choices when I saw him on Jimmy Fallon wearing a Hofstra t-shirt. “My alma mater!” I thought. “He must’ve studied there as well!” I was wrong, and would soon realize that Sandler either opts for college tees and polo shirts daily, or it’s all he has in his closet.