Fantasia Barrino Opens Up About Losing 'Everything' After Winning 'American Idol'
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"The Color Purple" star described herself as a "little girl" from High Point, North Carolina, who knew "nothing about the industry."
Fantasia Barrino is detailing the challenges she faced in the years after her “American Idol” win.
“The Color Purple” star told People magazine that “it wasn’t easy” following her success in the third season of the show in 2004.
“I lost a lot. I lost everything,” the actor and singer, who goes professionally by just Fantasia, said in an interview that appeared in last week’s issue.
She said she faced financial difficulties after winning on the popular reality show.
She also was sued by her father in 2006 for $10 million after the release of “Life Is Not a Fairy Tale” over his portrayal in her memoir.
Michele's former "Scream Queens" co-star seemingly heard about the long-running rumor for the first time on a Tuesday podcast episode.
The “Apprentice” star said he was iced out of a traditional awards season honor despite peers privately complimenting him on his performance.
The “Titanic” star attended a screening of Winslet’s new film “Lee” at the Harmony Gold Theater in Los Angeles.
"It's the greatest thing that's ever happened," said Gasteyer on the "Las Culturistas" podcast.
The Prime Video series uses sex as a plot in a way that’s regressive and completely out of touch with today's world.
"Every time we play that clip, I drink enough scotch to kill the brain cells responsible for storing that memory," the comic said.
The singer/songwriter says he just can't do this one anymore.
The "Late Show" host called out GOP lawmakers for protecting the attorney general nominee.
The late night host replayed the clip in slow motion to try to figure out what was going on.
The actor shared her thoughts on the HBO drama’s long-awaited new season.
The Olympic gymnast, known for competing with her hair in a high ponytail, took to Instagram to show off her new look.