Bobby Brown claims Janet Jackson was the ‘crush’ of his life

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentJanet Jackson is infamously press shy. The pop icon rarely speaks about her personal life.

Janet Jackson has been in the public eye since she was just a child, and nearly five decades later, she still feels there are things about her that are misrepresented. The 56-year-old singer opens up in a new interview with revealing what people still get wrong about her to this day.«When it comes to my personal life, I think mistaking my kindness for weakness,» she tells the magazine. «When it comes to my professional life, I would say it would have to be not liking to hear the word 'no.'»«Especially being a woman, and someone telling you, 'No, you can’t because…'», she adds.A post shared by ESSENCE (@essence)For Jackson, her career isn't about flashing her success, despite being a five-time GRAMMY winner.

Halsey has said that they’d love to be portrayed by Millie Bobby Brown in a biopic of their life – and the Stranger Things star has responded with a strong indication that she’d be on board for the potential project.Fans have commented on the likeness between the pair for a long time, with Halsey recently adding to the discussion on social media, tweeting earlier this month (June 3): “When are Millie Bobby Brown and I gonna play sisters in something this is getting out of hand.”Yesterday (Jun 13), Halsey appeared on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon, and was asked them who should play them in a biopic. He then showed Halsey a photo of herself dressed as Eleven and said: “Here’s who I think should play you.” After joking that Jimmy should play them, Halsey said that Brown “would be great” but that they didn’t think they were “famous enough”.Halsey continued: “No.

It's been over two years since Louise Redknapp released her Top 20 album Heavy Love and, we'll be honest, we're ready for another.

Millie Bobby Brown and her boyfriend, Jake Bongiovi, are still going strong. The 20-year-old son of Bon Jovi frontman Jon Bon Jovi showed off his relationship on Instagram this week, giving fans a rare peek at a little PDA bettween him and the Stranger Things star.

Stranger Things on Netflix, you may have wondered if Eleven's flashbacks were filmed years ago, or if they were created with the help of some CGI magic—perhaps a digital de-aging technique like the one used to make Robert De Niro in The Irishman.“cgi younger eleven scarier than the actual monsters," tweeted . Because the internet is just one overused meme after another, young Eleven to the very awkward-looking baby from the Twilight series—a pretty unfair comparison since baby Renesmee was terrifying.But as it turns out, flashback Eleven is neither CGI nor young Millie Bobby Brown, the actress who plays the otherworldly character: She's just the product of really good casting, acting, and directing. This content can also be viewed on the site it from.On Twitter, the official Stranger Things writers’ revealed that young Eleven is played by the actor Martie Blair. With help, she transformed into her mini me. “Shout-out to Martie Blair, who played young Eleven, and to Millie, who directed her every step of the way,” they wrote on Twitter.

Bobby Brown is sharing his admiration for Janet Jackson.

“Biography: Bobby Brown,” which premieres on A&E on Monday and Tuesday nights.Indeed, before the “My Prerogative” crooner even met future wife Houston backstage at the “Soul Train Music Awards” in 1989, Brown was all for Janet. “What was it about Janet? Everything. Her little smile, body, her dance moves, her little laugh,” he says in the doc.After all these years, Brown still sounds a little smitten with the “When I Think of You” songbird, remembering their fling fondly.“We loved each other’s company,” he says. But, he adds, “We didn’t have that long of a relationship.”Ultimately, though, Brown believes that it didn’t work out between the singing sweethearts because he was more “hood” than Hollywood.“The reason me and Janet broke off was because she couldn’t be with a man like myself,” he says. “I’m from the projects.

Soul Train Music Awards.”But apparently, the “My Prerogative” singer and the late pop superstar also had the greatest lust of all.“Me and Whitney’s sex life was pretty intense,” says the R&B crooner in the new documentary “Biography: Bobby Brown,” which premieres on A&E Monday and Tuesday nights. “It didn’t matter where we were. It was about a certain look, and she looked at me a certain way.

Bobby Brown speaks candidly about his late ex-wife Whitney Houston, his sobriety, and more in a new interview with Fox News Digital.

(CNN)Bobby Brown knows there are a ton of memes that poke fun at his relationship with his former wife Whitney Houston, but he's not interested in seeing them."I really don't look at all of the memes," he told CNN. "I try to stay away from things that might bother me."Instead, Brown is focusing on healing.The former "bad boy of R&B" is sober, in therapy and excited to share his life story.

“Something in Common” on their first duet in 1992.And before his wedding to the late pop superstar on July 18, 1992, the jittery groom — who had been “drinking and smoking, sniffing” in the bathroom — discovered that the two shared even more than their hot music careers.“I walked in and, um, saw her doing a line of coke. It was a shocker to me seeing her sniff for the first time,” he revealed in the new A&E documentary “Biography: Bobby Brown,” which premieres on Monday and Tuesday nights.

Bobby Brown is looking back on his roller-coaster career.On A&E's two-night docuseries, , the 53-year-old singer reflects on his life in intimate detail — from his childhood in Roxbury, Massachusetts, and rise to stardom with New Edition to substance abuse and marriage with Whitney Houston to her death and the loss of two of his children. The docuseries also includes the first time Brown visits the gravesite of Houston and their daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown, which he said was an «emotional» experience.Only ET premieres an exclusive first look from the docuseries, which contextualizes how Brown's «bad-boy» image came to be in Hollywood with archival footage.

Bobby Brown is getting candid about his regrets.