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Radar Names Stars Griping Fans Think They Own Them
orSign in with lockrMailExclusiveEXCLUSIVE: Boundaries Please! Radar Names the Stars Griping Their Fans Think They Own ThemSource: MEGARadar names stars griping that fans think they own them and ignore personal boundaries.April 26 2026, Published 3:00 p.m. ETFans think they know stars – and some celebs gripe some of their fans think they own them. Find out as RadarOnline.com reveals who these celebrities are.Ariana GrandeNot "for good." Australian fan Johnson Wen was sentenced to nine days in jail after 26-year-old Ariana Grande accosted the singer-actress, 32, at the Wicked: For Good premiere in Singapore Nov. 13. Article continues below advertisementSource: MEGACynthia Erivo helped security restrain Johnson Wen after he accosted Ariana Grande at the 'Wicked: For Good' premiere.Article continues below advertisementGrande's costar Cynthia Erivo helped security fight off the interloper, who goes by "Pyjama Man" online and has previously jumped onstage at Katy Perry and The Weeknd concerts. After Wen posted the Wicked clip, a fan commented: "You should be ashamed." Chappell RoanIn a TikTok, Pink Pony Club singer Chappell Roan asked fans to put themselves in her designer shoes. "If you saw a random woman on the street, would you yell at her out a car window? Would you harass her in public? Would you go up to a random lady and say, 'Can I get a photo with you?' And she's like, 'No, what the fk?!' And then you get mad at this random lady?" After continuing in that vein, the 27-year-old concluded, "I'm a random bh. You're a random b**h. Just think about that for a second, OK?"Article continues below advertisementSource: MEGAChappell Roan, singer of 'Pink Pony Club,' told TikTok followers, 'I'm a random bh. You're a random bh.'Article continues below advertisementTyler, The CreatorThirty-four-year-old Tyler just wants fans to back off. "They wanna know who your sister is, what you ate for dinner," he said. "Mind your f**king business! Go outside and listen to the damn art or the music. Because of the internet, people don't know personal boundaries no more, and it's normalized. [But] we don't know each other."Anne HathawayAnne Hathaway won't do selfies, but she'll pose by herself. Leaving a Valentino fashion show, the 43-year-old Devil Wears Prada 2 star was heard telling a crowd of Italian fans: "I cannot take photos with everyone, as there's too many of you, but I will stand here and wave a little if you would like to take a photo."Article continues below advert...
Akash stars as Josephians spin their way to title - The Island
Smooth transition of power in Sri Lanka Cricket are about as rare as a tailender’s century and history offers precious little comfort. When Ana Punchihewa was bundled out just days after the 1996 World Cup triumph, the game’s corridors of power stooped to all kinds of underhand work. Four years later, strongmen stood guard at Maitland Place as the tussle between Thilanga Sumathipala and Clifford Ratwatte boiled over, forcing the State to step in and send special forces. Fast forward to 2023 and Shammi Silva turned to the courts like a batter reviewing a dubious LBW, armed with the sharpest legal minds from Hulftsdorp, to overturn his ouster. Most Presidents counsel that you see on a Tuesdays at St. Anthony’s shrine were seated next to Shammi that day. But this time, there was no last-ditch appeal, no gloves-off scrap. Shammi and his committee walked off quietly, no fuss, no fireworks, leaving the field without contest. Whispers suggest this was no accident. A carefully crafted innings, some say, with every loose end tied up and no room for late drama. Sri Lanka Cricket confirmed via a media release that its President and Executive Committee had stepped down yesterday. The Sports Ministry, quick to raise the flag, accepted the resignations and took the game under its wing. By stumps, Eran Wickramaratne had been handed the captaincy as Chairman of the Interim Committee. A product of Royal College Colombo, he later traded bat for balance sheets, serving as CEO of Nations Trust Bank for nearly a decade before entering Parliament via the UNP National List in 2010. When he faced the electorate in Colombo, he didn’t just scrape through, he was hugely popular, polling over 82,000 votes. A former Deputy Finance Minister, he now steps into cricket’s hot seat with the nation desperate for reversal of fortunes. The supporting cast reads like a well-balanced XI. Roshan Mahanama, Sidath Wettimuny and Kumar Sangakkara bring pedigree and poise, while names like Thushira Radella, Avanthi Colombage, Prakash Schaffter, Upul Kumarapperuma and Dinal Philips add administrative nous and experience. Interim Committees, of course, are not new to Sri Lanka’s cricketing playbook. When the board hit rock bottom after the 1999 World Cup debacle, President Chandrika Kumaratunga stepped in, removing Sumathipala and handing the reins to banker Rienzie Wijetilleke. It proved a masterstroke. Wijetilleke played to his strengths, tightening the screws on finances while surrounding himself wi...
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