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Yesterday, it was reported that Aaron Carter had claimed that Michael Jackson gave him cocaine and wine. While most of the world shook their heads with a resounding, “We’re not surprised”, Aaron is hitting back at the claims.

Aaron’s rep has joined in the fray to say that the coke claims are all just a bunch of BS. The rep said that the magazine, OK! Australia, completely fabricated the entire story. TMZ reports:

The controversy stems from an article that ran in OK! Magazine in Australia, written by international journalist Daphne Barak. In the article, Carter was quoted as saying, “Yes, [MJ] gave me wine. I mean, I could have refused, but I was 15. As for drugs? He gave me cocaine.”

But Carter’s rep tells TMZ, “Nothing was said that was reported” … and directed us toward a YouTube video of the interview with Barak … which seems to back up Aaron’s side of the story.

Case closed….Right?!??

Last night, we were not only treated to Aaron Carter’s whiney butt getting the boot from “Dancing With The Stars”, but right before that Susan Boyle performed.

She sang the song that made her famous, “I Dreamed A Dream” and sounded just lovely. The song went beautifully while dancers Tony Dovolani and Chelsie Hightower took to the floor to dance.

See her graceful performance, after the jump! (continue reading…)

Singer Aaron Carter has been ousted from dancing competition “Dancing With The Stars” tonight, after his Foxtrot and 90′s Samba failed to impress the viewing public.

That leaves us with the top four for the competition, Mya and Dmitry, Donny and Kym, Kelly and Louis, and Joanna and Derek.

Did he cry?!???

I’m predicting Kelly Osbourne gets the boot next, but it really is anyone’s game.

Read my full recap here.

Image Credit: Bauer-Griffin

Cheesy, cheesy, and even more cheesy. Why on Earth would Flo Rida attach his name to this mess?

In an effort to promote Aaron Carter’s appearance on “Dancing With The Stars”, these two got together and came out with this cheesy nonsense. Have a listen for yourself if you don’t believe me. (continue reading…)