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Mandy Moore is breaking her silence on ex-husband Ryan Adams' public apology more than a year after he was accused by multiple women of sexual and emotional abuse. Over the weekend, the musician penned an essay for the Daily Mail where he apologized for his previous behavior and revealed that he had since become sober.Moore was one of seven women, including singer Phoebe Bridgers, who detailed Adams' "pattern of manipulative behavior" in a February 2019 New York Times piece.

Ryan Adams has issued an apology for having “mistreated people”. This follows the accusations of abuse that were made against him by a number of women, including his ex-wife Mandy Moore, last year.In a New York Times article in February 2019, six women, including Moore and musician Phoebe Bridgers, accused Adams of offering to help them in their careers, before harassing them and becoming emotionally abusive.

Last week, Ryan Adams, the country singer who was accused of abuse by multiple women in a New York Times exposé last year, returned to the public eye in the form of an apology statement published in the Daily Mail. Without addressing any specific allegations or women, Adams wrote that he feels "bad about the ways [he] mistreated people through [his] life and career," noting that he is now sober and is undergoing therapy for his mental health struggles.

Model and singer Karen Elson is weary of accepting rocker Ryan Adams’ public apology to women he “mistreated” until he demonstrates his “sincerity” with his actions.

The New York Times released a detailed and upsetting #MeToo era exposé accusing rocker Ryan Adams of psychologically abusing or sexually harassing at least seven women in his life, including his ex-wife — DailyMail.com published a lengthy apology written by the rocker.Though Ryan also apologized back in 2019 — while criticizing the accuracy of the Times' reporting and denying any wrongdoing — he's since explained that he's now sober and wanted to say it again, this time after confronting his

The New York Times published a report of alleged sexual misconduct by Ryan Adams, the singer has written a lengthy apology for his past behavior."There are no words to express how bad I feel about the ways I've mistreated people through my life and career," the singer-songwriter began in his open letter, which he shared with the Daily Mail.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerClaiming to be newly sober and in therapy for the last year, musician Ryan Adams has released an apology letter to ex-wife Mandy Moore and others for past abusive behavior.Adams claimed he was “still reeling from the ripples of devastating effects that my actions triggered.”This Is Us star Moore opened up about her relationship with ex-husband Adams in a New York Times article which included a number of women coming forward sharing their abusive experiences with

Ryan Adams has penned an apology for his past behaviour after being accused of sexual and psychological abuse by multiple women.

Ryan Adams has issued an apology following allegations of abuse of emotional and sexual abuse which first emerged against him last year.Back in February 2019, the singer-songwriter denied claims from several women – including one who was underage at the time – of emotional and psychological abuse, harassment, inappropriate and manipulative behaviour.These allegations first appeared in The New York Times, in which Adams’ ex-wife Mandy Moore, Phoebe Bridgers and more offered accounts of their

Tuesday (June 23) marks the primary in New York, Virginia and Kentucky, and Ariana Grande is helping her fans in Kentucky feel better while voting in crucial primaries that could determine the shape of November's congressional race.

Paris Hilton thinks she's found her knight in shining armor.The heiress was flaunting her romance with boyfriend Carter Reum on Instagram on Monday, indicating she's "in love" during a picturesque visit to a New York vineyard.While sharing an image with her beau of more than a year at Wölffer Estate Vineyard, Paris, 39, wrote, "You are my fairytale and dream come true.

Tuesday (June 23) marks the final primary of the month and Alicia Keys wants you to get out there and vote.

Phoebe Bridgers has discussed her experience of speaking out on the allegations of sexual misconduct against Ryan Adams, arguing that “there’s a conversation around privilege to be had” so that others can also have their voices heard.In February 2019, Adams was accused by several women of sexual misconduct, manipulation and abuse. Bridgers and Adams’ ex-wife, Mandy Moore, were among those whose featured in the report of accusations against him in The New York Times.

Mackenzie Nichols Staff WriterAfter hundreds of musicians advocated for New York to repeal the 50-A legislation, which safeguarded police officers from being held accountable for brutality, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced he will sign the repeal, which passed by lawmakers on Tuesday.The 50-A legislation was first passed in the 1970s, but conversations about its validity resurfaced in response to the murder of Eric Garner in 2014 at the hands of a police officer.

Ryan Murphy has revealed he is expecting a third child with his husband David Miller.

Alison Roman, the former columnist for the New York Times, is finding herself in trouble with social media once again, albeit, for an entirely different reason. Page Six picked up on a social media battle recently in which fans argued over whether Alison dressed up as a “Chola,” a slang term for a Mexican-American with an urban style, or Amy Winehouse, the pop-star who tragically died at 27.

Ryan Murphy announced that he and his husband, David Miller, will be welcoming their third son together later this summer.The 54-year-old producer revealed the exciting news in an Architectural Digest story he wrote that was published on Tuesday, June 9.

Billie Eilish, Rihanna and Ariana Grande are among hundreds of music industry personnel who have signed an open letter calling for New York state to repeal statue 50-A, a civil law that conceals police misconduct records from public scrutiny.