In an emotional Facebook post written late Monday night, Los Angeles-based actress Kristina Cohen claimed that Ed Westwick, of Gossip Girl fame, raped her more than three years ago at his apartment. Per Cohen’s story, which was first reported by Buzzfeed, she was dating a producer who was friends with Westwick; the producer brought her up to Westwick’s apartment, she says. Here’s what she wrote: I wanted to leave when Ed suggested “we should all fuck”.

Cardi B’s real name is Belcalis Almanzar, which has some, but not all, of the letters needed to come up with Cardi B. Happily for anyone still wondering, she discussed the origins of her stage moniker on The Wendy Williams Show: The singer revealed that it stems from alcohol. “My sister’s name is Hennessy, so everybody used to be like ‘Bacardi’ to me,” she said. “Then I shortened it to Cardi B.

Here’s hoping that a rich and famous person in the entertainment industry may someday go to jail, not on a healing journey, but jail jail. “We have an actual case going forward,” Chief Boyce, NYPD chief of detectives, told reporters on Friday of Harvey Weinstein–who’s allegedly been blowing off his outpatient program at The Meadows addiction rehab center, using his cell phone during sessions and staying at a hotel.

Now that Virgin America—home of moody lighting and the abundantly creepy seat-to-seat chat option—has been handed over to Alaska Airlines, (Sir) Richard Branson is at long last fulfilling his life’s ultimate purpose: Getting his adults-only cruise line off the ground. Virgin Voyages was first announced in 2015, but the project stalled for a couple of years while Branson was engaged in other matters.

In the wake of her recent split from boyfriend of 10 months The Weeknd, Selena Gomez has done what any female inspiration would: keep her ex’s coziest jacket and go around everywhere with a huge grin on her face. Look, she even traded in her tandem for a regular bike that matches the jacket perfectly.

Netflix announced this afternoon that the next season of House of Cards, the hit series built around Kevin Spacey as the power-hungry politician Frank Underwood, will be the final one. The announcement comes the day after BuzzFeed reported that the actor Anthony Rapp said that Spacey made a sexual advance toward him in 1986, when Spacey was 26 and Rapp was 14.

It became apparent that things were definitely over between Selena Gomez and the Weeknd (né Abel Tesfaye)after the former was seen attending church with Justin Bieber on Sunday. At first, the Weeknd was like “this is fine, what deviant undertakings can possible occur in the House of God,” but apparently he’s since rethought his stance.

Jennifer Appel and Tasha Fuiaba, two women from Honolulu, have been lost at sea for five months after setting out on a 2,700 mile trip to Tahiti. On Wednesday, they were rescued by the US Navy. The Guardian reports that both women and their dogs are now on board the USS Ashland, and will be dropped off at the next port of call so they can return to their families. They credited their survival to having a water purifier and a year’s supply of food, especially dried goods like pasta.

A few years ago, Martha Stewart had a period of very publicly talking about her singleness, which culminated in her going on the Today Show to meet some men she’d been matched with on Match.com (it’s morning TV; just roll with it). That seemed mostly in good fun, but the message was clear: Martha wants to find someone to love.

Emma Stone is the latest extremely famous celebrity to be (rumored to be) dating someone who works at Saturday Night Live. In this case, Page Six reports that the object of Stone’s affections is writer and segment director Dave McCary. Little more is known about the suppose relationship, including how long it’s been going on. Stone hosted SNL in December, and McCary directed a sketch that appeared in her episode (“Well For Boys”).