Celebrities once linked to Louis Farrakhan

Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan is known for stirring controversy due to his past anti-Semitic remarks and anti-White theology, but it's no secret he's held court with some of the nation's most influential and famous figures.

The 86-year-old minister has led a chant of "death to America" and called for a separate state for Black Americans. Last year, Farrakhan was among several far right or "hate" figures that Facebook permanently banned.

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Farrakhan's disputed beliefs made headlines again on Friday as sources identified the suspect in the attack at the U.S. Capitol as 25-year-old Noah Green, who claimed he was a follower of Farrakhan.

A look at Farrakhan's past reveals the minister has rubbed shoulders with celebrities over the years, some of whom later retracted their support.

Last June, comedian Chelsea Handler publicly apologized after she defended praising remarks Farrakhan made in an interview on "The Phil Donahue Show."

"I learned a lot from watching this powerful video," Handler told her nearly 4 million Instagram followers at the time.

Then, Handler, who is Jewish, doubled down on her opinion, again on the Daily Beast’s "The Last Laugh" podcast.

"I thought his message was really powerful," Handler said, according to Mediaite. "I wasn’t thinking about the anti-Semitic thing, but I don’t want to take down the thing because I felt the message was powerful and a lot of people did, and it was powerful for me the way he spelled it out. That Black people don’t have a history of killing White people."

The former late-night host declared in her position that everybody "can go f--- themselves," but following the podcast interview, the former "Chelsea Lately" host issued an apology to the Daily Beast and went on to delete her Instagram post.

Last June, comedian Chelsea Handler publicly apologized after she defended praising remarks Farrakhan made in an interview on "The Phil Donahue Show."

"I learned a lot from watching this powerful video," Handler told her nearly 4 million Instagram followers at the time.

Then, Handler, who is Jewish, doubled down on her opinion, again on the Daily Beast’s "The Last Laugh" podcast.

"I thought his message was really powerful," Handler said, according to Mediaite. "I wasn’t thinking about the anti-Semitic thing, but I don’t want to take down the thing because I felt the message was powerful and a lot of people did, and it was powerful for me the way he spelled it out. That Black people don’t have a history of killing White people."

The former late-night host declared in her position that everybody "can go f--- themselves," but following the podcast interview, the former "Chelsea Lately" host issued an apology to the Daily Beast and went on to delete her Instagram post.

Sharing their truth! Courtney Stodden announced that they are non-binary and use they/them pronouns, sharing that they still don’t entirely feel like they’ve found their place in the world.
Stars Who Embraced Coming Out

“I don’t Identify as she or her. I’ve never felt like I ever fit in anywhere. I was bullied horribly in school because I was different,” Stodden, 26, wrote in a Tuesday, April 13, Instagram post. “The other girls never understood me. It got so bad that my mom pulled me out of school. And still, I don’t fit in. I never really connected with anyone my age. My spirit is fluid with a kaleidoscope of color. #bekind #beopen #loveyourself.”

Stodden also changed their Instagram bio to reflect their new pronouns. A staunch believer in being true to oneself, the “Side Effects” singer often posts body-positive photos and has long shared their journey toward self-acceptance with their Instagram followers.

The Washington native originally entered the public eye in 2011 when they married actor Doug Hutchinson. At the time, the actor, 60, was 51 years old and Stodden was 16.

The pair officially split in February 2017. They had previously separated in 2013, before eventually reconciling with a fifth-anniversary vow renewal ceremony in May 2016.

“I was scared to live without a man who convinced me that I couldn’t live without him nor would I ever find love again,” Stodden told Us Weekly exclusively in March 2020. “I am working on myself every day.”

Stodden also opened up about their journey toward self-care and understanding. The model told Us at the time that if they could go back in time, they would tell their 16-year-old self to “take responsibility for yourself.”

Back in 2017, the pageant winner spoke out about their struggle with depression.

“I feel too much. I soak up too much energy from myself and others. I love too deeply. I’m extremely insecure. Terribly childlike and vulnerable,” they captioned a December 2017 Instagram photo. “This is me and my struggle with depression. But I have faith I’ll prevail. If you’re a sufferer of anxiety or depression – know that you aren’t alone.”
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Following Stodden’s coming out, fans took to the comments section to congratulate and share their support for the Celebrity Big Brother alum.

“I’m about to f—king cry you are truly amazing and such a beautiful soul,” one Instagram user wrote. “So so happy to see you finally taking control of your life and being yourself ❤️,” another added.

YG Entertainment are hosting global open auditions for a new, all-boy version of the iconic K-pop band.

If you’re in the market for a career change post-pandemic, and you’re also a fan of K-Pop, then boy do we have some great news for you! The company which brought the world BLACKPINK are on the lookout for some new music talent, and they’re opening auditions for an all-boy band to match the girls’ impact. Big X Factor group stage vibes — we love to see it.

Even better, the auditions are open not just to singers in Korea, but all over the world. In a weird silver-lining-to-the-pandemic moment, YG Entertainment (one of the ‘Big 3’ record labels in K-pop, alongside SM and JYP) are hosting their auditions for the boy band over Zoom, and are welcoming aspiring popstars from all over the world.

There are, of course, certain stipulations. Firstly: boomers need not apply. The posting from YG Entertainment stipulates that auditions are open to “any male born between 2002 and 2010 who is not currently affiliated with another agency”. So if you’re over 20 or under 12, sorry but your time has either passed or not yet arrived. To extend the X Factor analogy, those of you who are 20+ have been relegated to Louis Walsh’s “Overs” category. Consider yourself Wagner or Tesco Mary — sorry about it.

YG recently launched TREASURE, an all-boy K-pop supergroup, so we imagine the new-gen project could well become the third priority act in the Korean entertainment company’s top trio.