What's Trending - Friday, June 10th 2016

Justin Bieber got into a fist fight with a guy twice his size. It happened after The Beebs went to see an NBA game – in the video, you see  this HUGE dude throw the first punch and Bieber returns the favor by laying a  right hook to the guy’s noggin. Justin may have looked like he was practicing his Ultimate Fighter moves, but ultimately the fight escalated into a big brawl and Bieber ended up getting squished on the bottom of a pile of bodies. The fight only lasted a few minutes and police were not involved.

A Georgia realtor whose name was deliberately mispronounced as part of a humorous segment on The Ellen DeGeneres Show is suing the host for defamation and invasion of privacy. TMZ reports that TIti (pronounced “tee tee”) Pierce had her first name characterized as “titty” instead, which drew raucous laughter from the crowd and a few deadpan comments from DeGeneres. Pierce, who claims she’s experienced “emotional distress, embarrassment and anger” due to the incident, also “was on her way to a funeral when the segment aired and she got lots of mocking calls on her cellphone.”

In a new interview with Pride Source, Lena Dunham reveals a wedding detail that she and partner Jack Antonoff “dream” about including in their ceremony. “Jack and I have talked about it and we’ve always said that when we get married we want our wedding party to just be our two sisters in tuxedos,” Dunham explained. “Jack has a straight sister, I have a queer sister; they’d be our best men / women and we’ll call it a day.” While Dunham and Antonoff have yet to set a date, they previously stated that they would hold off getting married until same-sex couples could. As it’s been a year since that was made legal, we’d say it’s “go time.”

Canada’s first Bachelorette is Kenora hairstylist Jasmine Lorimer. The 27 year old blonde bombshell grew up in Kenora, Ontario but now lives in Pemberton, B.C.

“Living in this tight-knit community gave her a genuine appreciation for people and a desire to form meaningful connections with others. This is also where she fostered her love of the outdoors and her favourite pastimes, which include camping, paddle boarding, skiing and figure skating,” the bio says.

“It’s entirely a possibility. We are watching the diversity issue just about explode. We should have been much more conscious and purposeful about this years ago. But we are finally coming to our senses about this and who our viewing population really is. We should make sure they are reflected in every way, so certainly none of that stuff is off the table.” Williams continues.

Anna Kendrick proved to be the ultimate guys’ choice at this year’s Guys’ Choice Awards, where she took home the award for being Hot and Funny. “Guys, guys, it’s a lot of work being funny all the time,” the actress joked during her acceptance speech. “Can I just be hot for once, with no skills and no talent?” The ceremony, which aired last night on Spike, also saw besties Ben Affleck and Matt Damon taking home the award for Guys of the Decade

Julia Roberts being recognized as Woman of the Decade and Gigi Hadid being named Our New Girlfriend. On the performance side, John Legend and Andra Day paid tribute to late boxing legend Muhammad Ali.

Facebook is testing a new option for how you create status posts: you can hide them from your timeline so they only show up on News Feed and search.

Technically, you can already do this for individual posts from your profile, but this new option means your posts would basically disappear once they’re old enough to no longer show up in people’s News Feed.

Adding a sense of anonymity like Snapchat, experts say this change comes with pros and cons. Pro? Whatever you post on the social network no longer has to be permanently tied to your timeline. You can write silly thoughts, fire off emotional, impulsive rants. The bad news? This will likely make users post more random thoughts, or malicious content because trolls will know that whatever they post, won’t be leaving a permanent record on their timeline.

Facebook says:
“The Timeline on your profile is a great place to see a comprehensive history of your Facebook posts.  We’ve heard feedback that sometimes, you may want to share a post with friends and family via News Feed and not have that post be displayed on your Timeline.  The ability to hide a post from your Timeline already exists, and today we’re testing a feature that would make it even easier to control where your posts live by giving you the option to publish a post only to News Feed and not to your Timeline.”