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“Leaving Neverland” Reveals The Monster We Didn’t Want To See In Michael Jackson Christopher Polk / Getty Images One of my strongest,  most formative musical memories is watching the “Thriller” music video, in its entirety, in an elementary school music class in the ’90s. All the 8-year-olds assembled, myself included, gasped at the very end of the video, when Michael Jackson himself turned into a monster, surpassing in creepiness the one he and his girlfriend saw on a movie screen. We gasped because he’d been misleading  us , too. On Sunday night, HBO will begin airing the two-part documentary  Leaving Neverland , which details the ways that Jackson allegedly targeted, groomed, and sexually abused two men, James Safechuck and Wade Robson, over several years in the 1980s and ’90s, beginning when they were respectively 10 and 7 years old. And throughout its nearly four-hour runtime, Dan Reed’s documentary channels the look Jackson gives the audience over his shoulde

If you didn't already know, Emma Stone and Jennifer Lawrence are the best of friends. And the two proved just how amusing their friendship can be, when they did a dual-interview with W magazine. Here are some of the highlights: Emma admitted her first job was at a dog bakery, to which Jennifer replied: And they both had a love for R&B music at a very young age. But when it came to their favorite TLC song, things got a little confusing. And things got even weirder when Jennifer confused Emma for someone else. But I have to stop here, because my heart can't handle all this genuine love and hilarious banter in one sitting. If you think you can, check out their full interview below.