The boys on The Voice really know how to generate press. Cee Lo Green has been making headlines over the drug charges he is facing and Adam Levine may be guilty of being the sexiest man alive.
It’s time for People’s annual Sexiest Man Alive list to be revealed. Our friends over at E! News are betting that Levine will take the top spot:
“Rumor has it that Adam Levine is going to be named People magazine's 2013 Sexiest Man Alive. Obviously, the Voice coach and Maroon 5 frontman is attractive, and it's hard not to be envious of his fiancée Behati Prinsloo. But he's also funny and seems like a generally good dude.”
Cee Lo Green, however, isn’t having such a good time. As Classicalite previously reported:
One of the world’s most unreliable sources of news, National Examiner, has made some pretty serious accusations about Christina Aguilera. A “source” (yeah, right) has informed the publication that Tina’s having a tough time dealing with Cee Lo, via Showbiz Spy:
“Christina’s very upset about the situation. Producers have told her to ignore the accusations and get along with CeeLo for the sake of the show, but she finds the whole thing creepy and hates all the negative publicity it’s caused.”
According to the rag, Christina is having a hard time working beside Cee Lo. The alleged insider went on to reveal her hang up:
“She can’t look at him the same way she did before this whole thing came to light. It’s so sleazy and makes her shudder to think that he could be accused of something so vile. She’s telling friends she’s freaked out and having a hard time spending so much time with him.”
The charges she’s referencing involve allegations that Cee Lo furnished a young woman MDMA or as it is more commonly called, ecstasy. The allegedly drugged woman also accused the singer/reality star of raping her, as LA Times reports:
“Prosecutors said Green, 39, whose real name is Thomas DeCarlo Callaway, allegedly slipped ecstasy to a 33-year-old woman while they were having dinner in mid-July 2012 before they went to the woman's hotel room, according to a statement from the Los Angeles District Attorney's office. Prosecutors didn't file a charge of rape of an intoxicated person against Green because because they did not have sufficient evidence, the statement said.”
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