What's Trending on KiSS 105.3 - July 20th

The New York Times shared excerpts from a 2005 deposition over the weekend in which Bill Cosby details the lengths he went to seduce the women he allegedly assaulted.
While it was previously revealed that Cosby obtained Quaaludes with the intent of giving them to women, the new excerpts find the actor and comedian describing himself as a “pretty decent reader of people and their emotions in these romantic sexual things.”
Furthermore, Cosby admits to having had 7 prescriptions from an L-A doctor for Quaaludes in the ‘70s.
He also describes the great lengths he went to to hide his affairs from his wife Camille, which included “writing a check” to victim Andrea Constand to pay for her education.

Bon Jovi will release its first post-Richie Sambora recordings next month. According to Billboard, two new singles will be released in the next few weeks and the new album, Burning Bridges, will be issued next month. A spokesperson for the band said: “Burning Bridges, which will be released August 21st, is an album for fans and will accompany an upcoming international tour. The band is hard at work on their next album, which will see a full-scale release in 2016.”

Will Britney Spears be performing at next year’s Super Bowl halftime show?
According to That Grape Juice, unconfirmed reports have claimed that Spears will be performing at the halftime show.
Rumors began spiraling after Britney was spotted at the ESPYs this past weekend. Brit even favorited a tweet from Twitter user “@Strongerpty507,” who posted an article saying that Britney was going to announce her 2016 Super Bowl performance at the ESPYs.
However, no announcement was made during the award show.

Marvel’s Ant-Man took the #1 spot at the box office this weekend, earning $58 million in its debut.
Meanwhile, Universal’s animated hit Minions fell 57 percent in its second week but managed to nab second place with $50.2 million in earnings.
The Amy Schumer-led Trainwreck landed at #3 with $30.2 million. Disney’s Inside Out dropped to fourth place by bringing in $11.6 million. And Jurassic World rounded out the Top Five with $11.4 million.