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The Scoop for Aug.8, 2017

The President says things; Tom Cruise got an ouchy; Tebow takes one to the bean; Mr. Jennifer Aniston steals her stuff.

Bonus Scoopage:  It’s been 20 years since the release of the Backstreet Boys debut album and in celebration the gang spoke with Billboard magazine about their days recording. Although the interview was supposed to be strictly about the Backstreet Boys’ first album, AJ McLean couldn’t help but share a hilarious story from their fourth studio album, Black & Blue, and specifically the single from that album, The Call: “So when we were in the studio … making the song The Call, Howie was in the booth and we were doing that vocal break down … Howie was just putting so much air into the vocal that as he was singing, he went ‘dun, dun’ and he farted — but he farted not only on the beat, but in key … and it stayed on the record.”

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