In case you didn't get squicked out enough by the revelations that Lou Pearlman liked his boy-band charges for reasons that had little to do with their voices reprinted by Page Six earlier this week, Vanity Fair has put its entire profile of the former impresario online. (I stopped counting the number of cringeworthy allegations when I hit double digits.) [Vanity Fair]









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"Living at Pearlman's home, Steve Mooney believed he saw firsthand the price many young men were paying. Pearlman's bedroom lay behind a pair of double doors, and when they were closed, Mooney knew not to intrude. More than once, he says, he encountered young male singers slipping out of those doors late at night, tucking in their shirts, a sheepish look on their faces. 'There was one guy in every band-one sacrifice-one guy in every band who takes it for Lou,' says Mooney, echoing a sentiment I heard from several people. 'That's just the way it was.'"
*pukes*
"If you have a little son," the gardener said, "don't let him go to that house. Bad things happen there."
damn...
"Taking one for the team"... damn.
Anyone pointed out yet how much dude looks like Rush Limbaugh? Yeah? Thought so.
FATONE!!! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooo...
So this means we have a new parlor game: guess which member of Boy Band X got jibber-jabbered by Pearlman. And clearly, the four guys from Mission: Man Band all took one for the team. They seem pretty scarred.
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