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During a recent trip to Trindad, Akon infuriated fans and audience members when he tricked a 14-year old girl on stage and practically molested her as some audience members cheered on. The rapper and husband to three wives, told the audience that he was holding a “contest” with the winner getting a trip to Africa.

He claimed that he had already held a contest in London and Atlanta, but Trinidad was going to be his favorite. Akon managed to get seven girls onstage, and to compete they had to dance like hoochies. Among them was Deena, a 14-year old preachers daughter (pictured in red) who was treated like a lifeless ragdoll by the star who flung her body around the stage without regard.

After having his “way” with the teenagers, Akon announced the contest was fake.

Shocked by the incident, her father, Pastor Dave Alleyne says his daughter, who has always been fascinated by pop stars is “innocent to the wicked ways of the world.”

Click here to watch the disturbing video.

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Britney Spears‘ father, Jamie, is openly criticizing his daughter, saying she has nobody to blame but herself if she loses custody of her two sons AND ruins her career (we’re afraid that ship has already sailed.) In a bold statment to Page Six, Jamie defends Britney’s manager Larry Rudolph, whom she reportedly fired last friday.

“When Larry Rudolph talked Britney into going into rehab, he was doing what her mother, father and team of professionals with over 100 years of experience knew needed to be done,” Jamie writes. “She was out of control. Larry was the one chosen by the team to roll up his sleeves and deliver the message, to help save her life.

“The Spears family would like to publicly apologize to Larry for our daughter’s statements about him over the past few weeks. Unfortunately, she blames him and her family for where she is at today with her kids and career. Larry has always been there for Britney. For this, we will forever be grateful to him.”

Britney’s quick response:

“I am praying for my father. We have never had a good relationship. It’s sad that all the men that have been in my life do not know how to accept a real woman’s love. I am concentrating on my work and my life right now.”

Ashlee Simpson is (somehow) on the rise.

In the last year, the 22-year-old Ashlee Simpson girlified her look, got a nose job, had a successful run as Roxie Hart in Chicago, and went from America’s Backup Simpson to Favorite Simpson.

In the May issue of Harper’s Bazaar, the quote-unquote singer, whose third album is coming out this fall, finally addresses the nose job and plastic surgery rumors, as well as the criticism that she’s copping Jessica’s style, and also dispenses advice for troubled stars like Britney Spears. Here are some of the excerpts.

On her Saturday Night Live fiasco:
“I’m definitely okay with my awkward moments. I’m one of those people who gets knocked down, and it won’t stop me. You kind of learn to be a fighter - but, truly, in my heart, I don’t feel like I have anything to prove to anyone.”

On changing her look and her rumored plastic surgery:
“I loved how I looked. I’m not an insecure person, nor was I before. It’s a personal choice. I believe if somebody chooses to do plastic surgery, it [should be] for yourself. No one else.”

On criticism she’s trying to look more like Jessica Simpson:
“Of course I look like her. She’s my sister. It’s like, God, please! We think it’s quite funny.”

On criticism that her father, Joe Simpson, is an inappropriate stage dad:
“People have the wrong perception of him, because he is a wonderful man. He would never hurt a fly.”

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Sanjaya Malakar, probably the most controversial singer in American Idol’s history, was finally ousted on Wednesday night’s elimination episode.

The 17-year-old from Washington state probably knew his fate was sealed going into the show’s final 20 minutes: By then, Ryan Seacrest had announced his name as one of a bottom three that would have been unthinkable only the night before. The other two were the far, far superior LaKisha Jones and Blake Lewis. Simon Cowell, who never tried to conceal his annoyance at Sanjaya’s endurance despite pitchiness and a series of lackluster performances, all but licked his chops as he said, “I’m beginning to sense something here.”

When his name was called, Sanjaya cried, but his departure was dignified. His time on the show, as everyone knows, was not.

Outside the audition room that earned him a ticket to Hollywood, his vocals proved unstable, unreliable and, to many, downright unlistenable. But he was telegenic in ways that the judges consistently underestimated; had a sense of style that was misguided and over-the-top but somehow also forgivably puppyish; and was good-natured about being treated by the judges as a kind of monstrosity, a sort of singing teen Elephant Man. Was the anti-American Idol brigade what kept voting him in week after week? No, I think it was the pro-Sanjaya vote.

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Wearing what could only be described as high-waisted diapers, Jessica Simpson arrives at popular celebrity hangout Winston’s in Hollywood. If a picture is worth a thousand words, frankly this one leaves us speechless.