Well, that makes me look at him a little differently.

Olympic hottie Ryan Lochte (yes, I realize that rhymes), who some believe is poised to become the next Michael Phelps, might want to learn what to say and what not to say in interviews.

Case in point: during a radio interview a couple of days ago, the 5-time (as of today) Gold medal winner admitted the one thing he probably shouldn’t have: he’s taken a piss in the Olympic pool.

During the Ryan Seacrest interview (it just had to be Ryan who asked it), he was question on if he had peed in the pool. Ryan responded:

“Of course. We always do.”

He admitted that he hadn’t done it during the races in London, but “but I sure did before in warm-up. There’s something about getting into chlorine water that you just automatically go.”

The phrase “going for the Gold” will never mean the same thing to me ever again.

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I guess the law has no time for sympathy.

Although he tried to hold off on it out of respect, a judge went against Usher‘s request to hold off on his upcoming custody case with ex-wife, Tameka Foster saying that the death of her son, Kile, will not interfere in the proceedings.

Usher had previously asked if they could hold off on the legal battle, while Tameka said that Usher’s mourning was faked and “bogus”. The Fulton County (in Georgia) judge has obviously sided with Tameka and says Usher must take the stand.

The case resumes August 13th and will last a few days.

And suddenly, I’m “Team Usher”.

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After nearly 11 years of marriage, music legend Stevie Wonder filed for divorce from his estranged wife, Kai Millard Morris. The two had been separated since October of 2009, according to documents uncovered by TMZ.

Stevie filed the papers under his legal name, Steveland Morris, and signed it by using his fingerprints (which is interesting, but is still legally binding).

He’s requesting joint custody of their two children, but is willing to pay for spousal and child support.

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Took him long enough to fight back, don’t you think?

John Travolta finally took a stand against one of his many accusers this week, saying that he never sexually assaulted a cruise ship worker and that the entire story is based on lies.

Fabian Zanzi said that while he was working on a Royal Caribbean cruise back in 2009, John exposed himself and offered to pay him $12,000 to keep it all quiet. In court documents filed yesterday by John through his lawyer, Marty Singer; John says he was on the cruise, but never did anything Zanzi claims.

He also mentioned that Zanzi filed a report through the cruise company, but never made any mention to the alleged assault. He wants the lawsuit dismissed and his court costs paid for by Zanzi.

See? Even if sex doesn’t happen, you might still end up paying for it.

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