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American singer, songwriter, and actress (born 1986)
The claim that “Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga refuse White House performances” is not supported by the available reporting in the provided dataset. All relevant items in the dataset discuss Taylor Swift’...
Public lists and pop-culture roundups frequently name dozens of celebrities as “Illuminati” members — examples regularly include Beyoncé, Jay‑Z, Rihanna, LeBron James, Kanye West and Madonna — but the...
Public reporting and listicles repeatedly name celebrities—Beyoncé, Jay‑Z, Madonna, Kanye West, Rihanna and others—as alleged “Illuminati” members, but the coverage shows more rumor and symbolism-read...
Lady Gaga has not, in the reporting provided, issued a widely published, explicit denunciation of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement; instead, her public record shows repeated perfor...
The newly unsealed documents in the Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell litigation name a mixture of , but repeated fact checks show many viral “166‑name” lists are inaccurate and include dozens of ...
Celebrities across decades have sometimes spoken bluntly about their own genitalia in books and interviews, with high-profile examples including Amy Poehler, Madonna, Brandi Glanville and Amanda Seyfr...
A focused search of the provided reporting finds one clear, verifiable celebrity first‑person statement about anatomy: Trevor Noah’s remark about “hoping my sperm doesn’t do anything” appears in the R...
QAnon’s adrenochrome myth cast a wide net that repeatedly accused Hollywood stars, music moguls and prominent politicians of trafficking and blood-harvesting crimes — claims repeatedly debunked by fac...
Online communities that helped popularize the adrenochrome conspiracies include early anonymous imageboards (notably 4chan), pro‑QAnon spaces and Facebook groups, and now-deplatformed Reddit threads —...