What's Trending - November 17th 2015

Is Charlie Sheen HIV positive? The hard-partying actor is expected to reveal that he is HIV positive in an interview this morning on the Today show

“Charlie thought he was indestructible and took no precautions—even though he was indulging in high-risk sex practices,” a source says

Sources say, Sheen has allegedly “been tortured by the thought that his acting genius will be forgotten” once his HIV status is out in the open to the public.

Justin Bieber fans want justice. The hash tag #Justice for Broke Beliebers is trending right now because the Beebs, who is hitting the road for his Purpose World Tour next March, is charging an arm and a leg for the VIP meet-and-greet experience. If you want to meet him at one of the stops on the tour, you’ll have to pay $2,000. “The Ultimate Purpose Experience” includes

Belibers are SO not happy about this insane amount of cash they have to beg their parents for. Fans took to Twitter to share their unhappiness:

Meanwhile, Justin Bieber is expressing his heartfelt tribute to a friend, Thomas Ayad (Universal Music Group executive) who died in the Paris terror attacks via Twitter.  At least 89 people were killed inside the Bataclan. A total of at least 129 people were killed and 352 injured.

After days of mourning and darkness, the Eiffel Tower in Paris is lit with the blue, white and red colors of the French flag and a projection of Paris’s city motto “Fluctuat Nec Mergitur,” which means tossed by the waves but does not sink. The monument was initially closed to tourists with all lights turned off following the attacks as a sign of respect. During that time, the rest of the world lit up to honour the victims of the tragedy.

Meanwhile, France launched 128 raids overnight in Syria in response to the deadly Paris terrorist attacks.

Matthew McConaughey is in early talks to play the main villain in the film, “The Dark Tower” Sony Pictures highly anticipated adaptation of the fantasy novel by Stephen King.

The Oscar-winning actor will work alongside director Nikolaj Arcel and writer Jeff Pinker. McConaughey will reportedly play Walter Padick, better known as the Man in Black.

McConaughey was last movie was Interstellar, with The Dark Tower scheduled to hit theaters Jan. 13, 2017.