And then, predictably, he copped some searing social media backlash.
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Well, the paper copped to making a huge spelling error.
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She also copped to looking for excuses to skip exercising.
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KC weighed his options and copped out to ten years.
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He also copped to being a coward, and regrets his actions.
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Meek decided to end the battle ... 'cause he copped a plea.
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ABC has apologized, and copped to its marketing team screwing up.
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Chris copped a plea and she was never called to testify.
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Matt copped to straying at times, and it sparked multiple fights.
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I should've copped them Gloria Steinem shades during my pink era!
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In 2004, Holland America copped to polluting Alaskan waters in court.
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BTW ... when Floyd first copped the Bugatti, he threw down $3.3 MILLION.
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Away from Manhattan, Astoria copped the highest number of tickets, at 320,963.
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Some of my own colleagues copped to less-than-perfect flight etiquette.
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They found heroin and cocaine, and Artie copped to owning the vehicle.
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BTW ... the pic was taken the same day Jax copped a plea.
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His lobbying life ended when he copped a plea to a crime.
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Sarah Hart copped to the beating and was convicted on two charges.
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After denying any involvement in Ashley's death, Chen copped to the Jan.
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Friedman may have copped to the diaper drops, but still, questions remain.
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This is the Supreme cheetah-print jacket, I just copped this here.
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Each pair was copped in DMV-area stores like Commonwealth and Major.
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The band has copped some criticism over their decision—does that bother them?
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The actress copped to the slips in the press room following the speech.
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Look at me and laugh, she say, 'You ain't copped the Bemer yet?
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When no one copped to possessing any of the items, cops arrested everyone.
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This article originally appeared on EW.com Shades of Blue has copped another season.
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Katt copped to socking Love, but insists Love called him the n-word.
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In the suit, Rick's people say DGK copped to being broke in Nov.
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This week, Oracle copped to getting it wrong on another tech company: IBM.
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Rowe hilariously copped to the similarity, even saying he's been to Medford before.
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She copped to doing some damage to the house while arguing with him.
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Gates has already copped a plea with the Feds and ratted on Manafort.
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But he copped to a certain amount of excitement about the election results.
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Sixteen years later, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence have finally copped another case.
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I even copped a job as a foot model for an exercise sandal.
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Justin Bieber copped this award anyway, so I guess he Father John Missedout.
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As we reported, Felicity copped a plea Monday, along with 12 other parents.
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Manafort was found guilty and then copped his own cooperation agreement with Mueller.
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Well, the company copped to that troubling reality while attempting to downplay its seriousness.
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Howell copped a plea -- the firearm charge was dropped, and he pled to intimidation.
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School officials -- including head football coach Hugh Freeze -- just copped to 3 definite violations.
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He didn't cook, but copped on GOAT, so the price was definitely above retail.
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They copped to felony drug use, and they became president of the United States.
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So Afra copped to it being a hoax, and the retractions began rolling in.
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Jimmy Feigen copped a plea months ago and paid half that amount -- 35,000 reals.
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Gates also copped to using money he stole from Manafort to fund an affair.
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Ed Asner not only copped a feel Sunday night ... he oil checked Sally Struthers.
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They originally wanted to give me a felony, but I copped to a misdemeanor.
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William is listed at 2100'219'' but copped to being closer to 5'3'' this weekend.
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What Mulvaney copped to didn't put him in a league with, say, Scott Pruitt.
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Remember that time Shailene Woodley copped to giving her "vagina a little vitamin D"?
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They all got grilled, but no one copped to what was going on inside.
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The 21-year-old air-conditioning repairman also copped to lying to federal officials.
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Our sources say Grant -- who has also appeared on "Glee" and "Supergirl" -- copped to vaping.
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Mika copped to having a procedure, but added ... that's far from the biggest issue here.
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Or he bought me this, or he copped me this, or I fucked her man.
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It doesn't end there ... Carradine says Edith also copped to moving his $20k guitar collection.
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I think if I had copped that day, I would have went back to it.
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He copped to funneling information, with the cooperation of Chinese military officials, back to Beijing.
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Kanye copped a plea in 2014 for attacking a photog the year before at LAX.
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During the show, Broderick also copped to knowing Sedgwick's mom, who was in the TV audience.
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This specific sin, recorded in Northam's own mind and copped to only when forced, is flagrant.
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"I believe in my heart of heart of hearts he never copped a feel," she said.
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He's also the guy who just copped a slamming from a medical practitioner on Facebook. Why?
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HBO copped to the sloppy mistake with the above statement, which is more troll than explanation.
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The Tesla founder recently copped to working 120 hours a week, leaving little room for shuteye.
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And yes, that includes him (when pressed, he copped to having taken one with the unit).
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After posting her original selfie on Twitter and Instagram, Kardashian copped a huge serve of criticism.
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Mathers was in court Wednesday and copped a plea in her criminal invasion of privacy case.
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So he made a mistake and he copped to it, what are you going to do?
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" While nobody has copped to making the potatoes, Lewis says she has "some pretty good suspicions.
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We asked Wallin if he felt the move was dirty ... and he sorta copped to it.
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Gates copped a guilty plea to lying to conspiracy and making false statements earlier this year.
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Check out Amazon's top book picks See Details Yes, multiple people have drunkenly copped one of these.
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On Wednesday, YouTube copped to lifting Hevesh's video, tweeting that it "forgot" to give credit where due.
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Even though other people saw it, nobody said who it was, and no one copped to it.
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And while Schumer quickly copped to taking a racy photo, Hawn wasn't sure if her photo counted.
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"Gasolina" changed the game for reggaeton, and those who copped Barrio Fino caught him in fighting form.
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Have you ever copped any flak from metal fans who felt you're moving in on their turf?
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Other times, Mr. Cohen copped to his flaws in a way that seemed to frustrate his questioners.
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KERNEN: OH COME ON. YOU JUST SAID – YOU KNOW, YOU JUST COPPED TO BEING A REALLY GOOD FRIEND.
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He also copped to making donations to Obama, but says they were fully on the up and up.
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When an officer arrived, I told him my car had broken down and copped to needing new registration.
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"His parents are not being cooperative, and he has copped to it," the police source explains of Lewis.
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Late Tuesday night, Steve Madden responded to Minaj and copped to having approached her for a campaign before.
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In a People profile, she copped to drinking a lot of rosé on the day of the incident.
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Possibly permanent loss of hearing ... and in case you're wondering ... he copped to not wearing a helmet. Ouch.
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Court records show Herndon entered a guilty plea -- though it's unclear if he copped to a lesser charge.
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Late Friday, Twitter copped to it, saying Jones had in fact violated its rules at least seven times.
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In an interview with The Verge, Manuel Bronstein, the company's vice president of Google Assistant, copped to it.
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Its directors have copped to trimming what didn't work from Zelda, and yes, they deserve commendation for that.
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Jeremy Jackson copped a pretty sweet plea deal for stabbing a woman, but he's still going to jail.
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But Monday marks the first time that Bloomberg himself has copped to his potential presidential aspirations for 2016.
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The said makeover looked rather familiar for Dan, who said his American Pie star dad copped his look.
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Members of both the House and Senate have copped to having harassed, abused, and assaulted junior federal employees.
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Then he absolutely killed Jeremy Roenick, who copped to being wrong about Scott's participation in the event. [NBCSN]
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After the game, Hill copped to walking up to the mound slowly as his own form of protest.
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HELL made that information public a week later, when it copped to the swap in a blog post.
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As we reported ... Rick copped a plea to racketeering conspiracy, tax conspiracy, money laundering and obstruction of justice.
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A similar cycle began earlier this month after Facebook copped to testing a nearly identical like-hiding feature.
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Fogle copped a plea to child porn and was sentenced to 15 years and 8 months in prison.
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Jackie Jerome Rogers copped a plea ... the felony was dropped and he pled no contest to misdemeanor animal cruelty.
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Later, investigators said Guillen admitted to making the bomb and copped to planning the botched attack, the Journal reports.
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Shailene Woodley has reportedly copped a plea deal after getting arrested while protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline last year.
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As he copped to Slate in 2017, he was definitely "an asshole" during parts of his rise to fame.
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In fact, it was only after Bercovici's tweets started getting traction that CEO Brian Chesky copped to reusing footage.
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As we reported, Singer copped a plea Tuesday to racketeering conspiracy, money laundering, tax conspiracy and obstruction of justice.
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In the past, celebrities like Molly Ringwald and Amy Adams both copped to receiving more attention with red hair.
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Over the weekend, the Toronto police raided a pot dispensary, which is apparently where the cops copped the edibles.
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When you've "copped" a new item—especially if that item is rare—there's a need to show it off.
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Jax copped a plea Wednesday in Honolulu ... the place he was caught on tape back in July stealing sunglasses.
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When officers confronted him with the results, which proved he's NOT Timmothy, he immediately copped to being a phony.
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But before Lindsay copped to her behavior in August, she partied on Sunday May 27 at the Roosevelt Hotel.
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Kinlaw copped a Jesus piece with chocolate brown diamonds on a two-row VS diamond tennis chain, worth $45k.
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They started pushing us around and told us to shut up before we copped a slap to the mouth.
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Parents also copped to a lack of knowledge about the vaccine (13 percent in girls, 14 percent in boys).
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In 2010, Carroll was charged for making a false assault accusation against another man, a crime she eventually copped to.
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At least five of the original 2016 primary candidates had publicly copped lighting up at some point in their lives.
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This meme, like the ones before it, has copped a lot of flak for encouraging poor body image in women.
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Kevin Love just copped a custom diamond Stone Cold Steve Austin pendant for his neck ... and the piece is AWESOME!!!
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It's unclear if that breach, first reported by The Register, is the same as the one CBP copped to Monday.
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Jacksonville Jaguars star Dante Fowler copped a plea in his parking lot beatdown case -- but he ain't going to jail.
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And, as we reported, Felicity Huffman has already copped a plea and faces a minimum of 4 months in prison.
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People also seem to be really digging the new album, even those who have copped to not really being fans.
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Plies won't have a DUI on his record -- the charge was reduced to reckless driving after he copped a plea.
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By 1996, that number had dropped to 221 percent, and in 218, only 221 percent of respondents copped to smoking.
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I addressed you once in person, I addressed you a second time in person, and every time you copped the plea!!
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The tabloid also says that there was a "sister who knew and said nothing" and Kourtney bravely copped to not snitching.
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Thursday in court, however, Swift said the man had copped an undeniably intentional feel of what was most definitely her buttocks.
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Anaheim PD says Marvin Magallanes turned himself in and copped to killing a 49-year-old homeless man back in January.
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Boyega copped to taking the gig with Getty Images back in the day after someone shared them on his Twitter page.
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But the question I know I was wondering most is: but did u take the gatorade cuzzz I would've copped that.
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Kwame copped to having weed in the car ... and told law enforcement he had some in the trunk of the van.
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Admitting defeat, Posey copped to the fact that the weed in her purse was, well, hers, according to the police report.
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You'll recall ... James Otis utterly destroyed Trump's star with a pick ax back in October, and even copped to the crime.
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And Cohen's former business partner in the strange, profitable world of taxi medallions, Evgeny "Gene" Freidman, copped a plea last week.
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Nor was the damage confined to banks: American insurers copped double-digit losses and Invesco, a big asset manager, shed 24%.
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Buttigieg copped to his shortcomings on race and police reform in Indiana—and specifically why his police force remained disproportionately white.
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Spieth won his first four matches this week, but he still copped a friendly ribbing at the winning team's press conference.
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Meow-Ludo Disco Gamma Meow-Meow copped a transit fine [in Sydney] after implanting a travel card chip in his hand.
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I did have one good friend who shared his own trans attraction with me after I had copped to it myself.
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Trump will not know what former associates, who have copped a plea bargain, will have told the prosecutors, but Mueller will.
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Trudeau Yes, Trump was the unwitting subject of a chuckle-filled chat among other NATO leaders, copped Justin Trudeau on Wednesday.
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As we reported ... Tekashi copped a plea deal after pleading guilty to racketeering, firearms offenses, conspiracy, narcotics trafficking and other crimes.
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Here's what they copped ... Ford got an awesome 318 pendant on a 14kt half kilo Cuban chain, which is worth $75k.
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Jane made a mistake, and she's copped to it, and as she has said, that will haunt her to her dying day.
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That includes people who watched pirated individual episodes online and those who illegally copped a download of the entire season as well.
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The driver of the Porsche copped to having 2 loaded handguns and a third was found in the trunk ... aaaand more marijuana.
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The YUNEEC Typhoon H copped a broken leg, a broken boom on its arms, two broken propellers and a semi-twisted camera.
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Prosecutors just filed their sentencing proposal with the court ... this after Weiner copped a plea to transferring obscene material to a minor.
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Joe copped to it but, far from apologizing ... he said his methods made his kids successful and kept them out of jail.
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Remember, C.K. copped to dropping his pants and masturbating in front of women ... and even coercing them into keeping silent about it.
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He's been through a tough time and copped it all day, every day in England for the past three to four months.
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Initially, the Bush press shop copped to the behavior and blamed his declining wits and health on his actions in recent years.
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Bieber copped a plea in the now-famous vandalism case in which he chucked eggs at his neighbor's house, causing $80k in damages.
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Instead, we emerged from the bath with ultra-smooth, gleaming skin that can otherwise only be copped from a tube of body makeup.
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" She added: "I addressed you once in person, I addressed you a second time in person, and every time you copped the plea!
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And both have copped to mistakes in their first seasons regarding either major black characters or their dealings with race as a whole.
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This, of course, is a shift from last year, when Trump copped to the recording and apologized back when the story first broke.
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Scantlin copped a plea in his 2016 vandalism case -- when he allegedly trashed a bunch of stuff at his foreclosed Hollywood Hills pad.
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He copped to the fact he's got fake chompers, but Gaten also told us about his lesser known talent ... singing our National Anthem.
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NFL player Jeremy Lane just copped a plea deal in his January DUI case ... pleading guilty to reckless driving, TMZ Sports has learned.
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Brittany copped to it, but the long (ha ha) and short of it is ... sounds like it's something they've done more than once.
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Ironically, Trump would be in the same position as Michael Flynn, who copped a plea reportedly in part to protect his own son.
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Dripping with sweat, I throw my shirt and cap away, grab a POR shirt freshly copped from the merch booth, and keep moving.
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The plea agreement that Mo copped this week will reduce his prison sentence from up to ten years to up to five years.
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Lori, and others who have not copped a plea, laid out why it would be unfair to continue on the with the case.
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She copped a plea deal in the domestic violence case -- pleading guilty to domestic battery and intimidation -- after initially denying any such attack.
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Husband Chris Watts initially reported his wife missing, but then copped to killing all three and hiding their bodies at a work site.
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He also copped to making a lot of bad choices in his 22018 years but said that didn't make him a bad person.
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In the case of Cohen, the White House and Trump have argued the campaign finance charges he copped to shouldn't even be crimes.
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Revis was charged with aggravated assault and robbery ... before his childhood friend copped to the fight and all charges against Darrelle were dropped.
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Midseason, he publicly copped to his negative portrayal in the tell-all from Andi Dorfman, who he'd humiliated on television so many years ago.
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Bush never did admit to drug use, however, on the eve of the election, when an unequivocal DUI arrest surfaced, he copped to it.
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The guy who rammed Kylie Jenner's security gate just copped a plea deal, but he's still getting some time behind bars ... TMZ has learned.
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Despite the fact he copped to drinking a 40 ounce before getting behind the wheel, Williams refused a breathalyzer and was placed under arrest.
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Keshia Knight Pulliam's ex has finally copped to being her baby daddy ... but he doesn't want to start paying for their kid just yet.
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Vanessa Hudgens has officially copped to defacing a rock in a national forest near Sedona, and now she'll have to dig into her wallet.
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In previous police docs, Tiger had copped to 4 other meds -- Solarex, Vicodin, Torix and Vioxx ... which he said he hadn't taken this year.
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The survey found 88.4 percent of 19- to 24-year-old drivers copped to risky practices like texting while driving or running red lights.
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Trump campaign advisor Rick Gates has also copped a plea deal with Mueller's team—which could have big implications for the investigation going forward.
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The family says it met with Memory Lane's honcho in April, and he copped to having been very naughty for the last 2 years.
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However, unlike Trump, who seems incapable of taking responsibility for any of the thousands of distortions he has made, Daniels copped to her deceptions.
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Truthfully, it was only a matter of time before Kris Jenner copped Kim Kardashian's color du jour, and it looks like today is the day.
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Fuiava had never sailed before and Appel copped to her own relative inexperience in difficult sailing conditions in a video made after they were rescued.
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But, Khalan copped a plea deal with the state attorney in court Thursday ... and is now off the hook once he completes a diversion program.
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Facebook has copped to the agreements, which it said lasted between just weeks to several months, but tried to minimize them as much as possible.
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The company copped to the half-expected news on March 29, surely devastating the few people that pre-ordered the $79 wireless-charging AirPods case.
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They found the guy who murdered that young woman, and for some reason, he copped to murdering Petra as well, so she was declared dead.
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Fetty copped a 75 carat gold Cuban chain, a matching Cuban bracelet (just 25 carat gold though) and 2 Day-Date Rollies ... fully iced out.
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The collaborative Kyrie 5 hitNike's SNKRSon August 10 for $130 USD — though some sneakerheads reportedly copped pairs off the app via a surprise drop today.
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Papadopoulos copped to misleading investigators about a conversation with a Russian "contact," believed to have ties to Moscow, about "dirt" related to Hillary Clinton's emails.
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The renowned psychologist Brian Little copped to hiding in the bathroom in between public speeches, even pulling his feet up so he wouldn't be noticed.
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World Series champ Matt Holliday is parting ways with his incredible Florida mansion ... and the new buyer copped the pad for a whopping $8.5 million!!!
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He then admitted to having an "Aleppo moment" — a reference to when Johnson copped to not knowing the Syrian city during an interview on MSNBC.
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Most people I know who ever copped to X-ness were born in the later '60s or early '70s, a window of maybe eight years.
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"I just think it's difficult for someone who copped a plea and went to jail for tax evasion to have credibility with colleagues," Tiberi said.
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LeBron James will never be in the dark again ... 'cause the LA Lakers superstar just copped a SICK new diamond pendant -- and it LIGHTS UP!!!
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Cohen copped to it after a leak of his January 210 email to the Kremlin, asking for help with a Trump Tower project in Moscow.
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According to the feds, Rosenfeld copped to an array of both shady acts and straight-up crimes in service of the obscure and bizarre ideology.
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Of course, the fact that Cohen has already copped to lying to Congress raises questions about the truthfulness of what he's now saying under oath.
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As Tiffany tells it, Beyonce remained calm because she thought the actress was "on drugs" -- which might explain why no one has copped to it.
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Northern Taxi, Town Taxi, and C&L Taxi all copped to "not posting rates as required by law" and will pay penalties of up to $2,13.
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The model and budding chef posted a photo of Tom Yum soup on her Instagram today and copped to adding Top Ramen noodles to the dish.
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After multiple inquiries by NBC 4, Virginia Tech's transportation institute finally copped to the weird display, acknowledging it was part of a study on driverless vehicles.
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Only recently did I embrace the idea of vintage shopping, but since then I've copped some seriously insane stuff (vintage Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent, Prada, etc.).
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Lee eventually copped a plea deal in exchange for a lighter sentence, but only because his lawyer repeatedly assured him it was not a deportable offense.
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Rachel kinda killed it on Monday night's episode, by all accounts ... doing a sexy NOLA date with Nick, who copped to falling for her during dinner.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... Miami Heat star Hassan Whiteside copped a baller white 2018 Jeep Wrangler this past offseason from Alex Vega of The Auto Firm.
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For now, the couple is busy grappling with everyday pregnancy side effects, like cravings — Montag copped to loving salt-and-vinegar potato chips — and morning sickness.
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He claimed he was targeted by racist cops in the initial January 2017 arrest and vowed to fight in court ... but copped a plea deal instead.
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Now, we've learned he copped a deal with prosecutors -- pleading no contest to receiving stolen property ... and in exchange he was sentenced to 3 years probation.
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We got Jordan out in L.A. getting into an incredible Lamborghini ... and right off the bat we wanted to know when he copped the new ride.
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O.K., granted, "Come from Away" just copped a Tony—but what about all the Canadian shows that have bombed on Broadway since "Plaid & Flannel," in 1913?
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Anyway, Sophie finds the forger, and in the process she discovers that Ben must have copped "Christopher Hall" from an obituary in The New York Trib.
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Pay attention, tailgaters ... UFC star Eddie Alavarez is about to show you how it's done -- 'cause he just copped the most awesome $143k tailgating machine ever!!
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Sources close to Louis and Briana Jungwirth tell us the 1D-er's always copped to the kid being his ever since finding out Briana was pregnant.
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After BuzzFeed News reached out, Saravia quickly copped to editing them and said she's never hidden the fact that she does this to her travel photos.
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The devastation has put pressure on Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who has copped criticism for going on a family holiday in Hawaii during the wildfires crisis.
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If you've copped any of the compilations or heard any of this at your local boundary-pushing club night, you have Kolè to thank, in part.
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TMZ's learned several comedy hot spots in NYC would gladly welcome Louis back, despite his fall from grace last year after he copped to sexual misconduct.
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Also in the letter, Buffett, 86, copped to buying a company that lost all of its value, not something investors would expect from the money making legend.
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Biden, a lifelong Catholic, copped to making a small wager with a reporter covering his trip -- in front of the Vatican's Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin.
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On Tuesday, the company copped to owing New York City drivers tens of millions of dollars due to miscalculated payments, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
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Like a 2007-era Britney being hounded by the paparazzi, many would say that the word 'moist' has copped an unfair amount of attention from the press.
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Antonio Brown's business is definitely still boomin' in the off-season ... 'cause the NFL superstar just copped an insane amount of jewelry worth HALF A MILLION DOLLARS!!
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January has been a bloodbath for technology stocks and even the well regarded FANG stocks; Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google copped it sweet for most of January.
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As you know ... Amber copped a plea deal in the DV case -- pleading guilty to domestic battery and intimidation, this after initially denying any such machete attack.
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Ross ended up at Danbury because he faked his Harvard law degree and copped a plea for conspiracy to commit fraud to keep colleagues out of jail.
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This unsung status makes cups relatively mysterious items; indeed, one gynecology professor I contacted for this story copped to not knowing enough about them to offer insight.
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OBJ and Olivier Vernon ain't the only shiny new pieces on the Browns this season ... 'cause safety Jermaine Whitehead just copped a new diamond pedant -- worth $75k!!
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Here's a breakdown of the haul ... The Heisman winner and national champ copped a #9 pendant in 143k white gold with VVS diamonds, which is worth $10k.
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We're told Mayweather copped several pairs of sneaks -- including multiple pairs of rare Nike Air Force 1's -- coming in at a combined price tag of $11,000.
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Drake really DOES need some really big rings ... 'cause Drizzy just copped a Toronto Raptors championship ring ... and then got an even CRAZIER one done for himself!!!
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Alexander copped to 2 charges -- promoting a sexual performance by a child and possessing an obscene performance by a child -- when he appeared in a NY state court.
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Into the Gloss recently took a deep-dive into the fashion designer's beauty routine, reporting all of the products that Beckham has copped to using on the reg.
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We got the reggaeton superstar Tuesday on Rodeo Drive, and while he copped to being in town for a casting call, he was tight-lipped about the project.
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Here's the thing: Up until this summer -- Cohen copped a plea deal in August -- he has been among this least sympathetic of all the figures in this story.
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It will not feel like peanuts to Cohen, who separately copped to seeking business dealings in Russia on Trump's behalf, trading on Trump's status as a presidential candidate.
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These include people who have copped to lying to investigators, like Flynn and former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, but also people like Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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It is no coincidence that Trump's previous national security advisor, Michael Flynn, has copped a plea to lying to the FBI and is now providing evidence to investigators.
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If you've copped tickets to the event, keep an eye on your email (and physical) inbox to see if you receive an invite to help drop the lineup.
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Tarantino has copped to how he didn't do enough to figure out what was going on with Weinstein, because he didn't want to question his most significant patron.
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He copped to charges of conspiring to defraud the United States and to obstruct justice, each of which carries a sentence of up to five years in prison.
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Wray copped to the mistakes laid bare in Horowitz's report, calling the bureau's errors "unacceptable" and pledging to follow up on the number of recommendations contained within it.
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Jermell Charlo ain't fighting this weekend ... but all eyes are gonna be on him anyway, 'cause the boxing star just copped an insane amount of jewelry worth $230k!!!
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Danielle certainly deserves it -- she's been riding a wave of success so high for so long now that it's somewhat surprising she hadn't copped one of these before.
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It's become so popular, even Phish frontman Trey Anastasio has copped to using PhishOD, telling Rolling Stone in 2016 he sometimes listened to parts of shows on the app.
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Although the post attracted plenty of likes, it also got quite a few angry comments from people who only copped an utterly brutal roasting from the café in return.
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In it, Minaj copped to wanting to get down and dirty with the host, laying it out so explicitly that Colbert had a total internal freak out on air.
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Now, officials confirm Adams copped a plea deal with prosecutors -- in which he agreed to plead no contest to misdemeanor battery and in exchange he got 3 years probation.
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Dowd eventually copped to the tweet that set off the firestorm, but suspicions lingered that Trump played a bigger role in the episode than has so far been revealed.
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In October, someone copped Trudeau's "Just watch me" note (in reply to someone asking in 2013 if he could beat Stephen Harper in an election) for a whopping $12,301.
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C., copped to the quid-pro-quo relationship his party has with the wealthy, telling reporters that the "financial contributions will stop" if Republicans couldn't pass this tax bill.
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Back home in Australia, I would have copped far more flak for daggy dad trainers, triple-XL fleeces, and wearing board shorts anywhere other than the pool or beach.
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Former NFL QB Marcus Vick copped a plea deal in his April arrest for fighting cops, but he's still going to do time behind bars ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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The man who copped to giving Demi Lovato a near-fatal overdose -- but was never charged with a crime -- is now facing what many Demi fans would call karma.
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All seemed fine, until he went on "The Breakfast Club," and copped to paying $1 mil to get out of his deal -- but also made the $12 mil claim.
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Baby Bash copped to a bonehead move that got him and Paul Wall arrested on drug felony charges Friday ... but says Lone Star cops need to chill a bit.
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Former "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" star Benzino has copped a plea deal in his felony drug case out of Georgia, and avoided jail time as a result ... TMZ has learned.
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A previous mayor, Sheila Dixon, was charged with embezzlement and perjury, and she held onto the office through one trial and conviction, then copped a plea and agreed to resign.
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Since August, the New York lawyer has pleaded guilty twice on charges related to campaign-finance crimes, and on Thursday copped to lying to Congress about Trump's dealings with Russia.
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Bachelorette contestant Joshua Albert estimates he spent around $1,000 on his suits for the show (which included tailoring), and Ben Higgins copped to recycling his suits for the rose ceremonies.
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Unfortunately, even if Bieber sported an Iron Maiden tee, died his hair green a là Frank Ocean, and copped a very expensive Supreme bag, he probably will never be Smith.
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One month later, however, Baldwin was engaged to Bieber, and Mendes was seemingly left in the dust, a fact that he sort-of copped to in his Rolling Stone interview.
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Mike Baird, the premier of New South Wales, Australia, copped a shellacking on social media Sunday after he shared a picture on Facebook of himself posing with graffiti ... of himself.
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Resource companies have correctly copped criticism when they do expensive acquisitions at the top of the commodity cycle, so they deserve kudos when they buy when the market looks bleak.
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While some found it admirable that Louis C.K. fully copped to his offenses, others took to social media to say that his statement in no way negates what he did.
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NFL superstar Von Miller just can't leave his mouth alone ... cause the SB MVP has copped yet another INSANE custom grill ... and TMZ Sports has pics of the $57k creation.
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Walgreens isn't the only one feeling the pressure of Amazon's PillPack acquisition, as one Wall Street analyst copped to underestimating just how aggressively the e-commerce giant would disrupt drugstores.
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We got DiLo outside FOX Studios in NYC, and she copped to being totally smitten with Egor Tarabasov, who perhaps will someday plant a Russian sprout-nik inside her daughter.
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Bill even gets into a story about a college girl they approached in the street once, adding that a bashful MJ copped her number and talked to her at least twice.
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Pretty much nothing supported the Hawkeyes being that good, but still, things were indisputably on the upswing after Ferentz more or less copped to hitting the snooze button for a while.
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If you're a fan of Leandra Medine, founder of Man Repeller (or a nudist colony, depending on whom you ask), you've probably copped a few giggles from her recent Insta Stories.
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IBF welterweight champ Errol Spence Jr. is coming after Floyd Mayweather's title as most iced-out fighter alive ... 'cause the boxing star just copped an incredible "Man Down" chain for $400k!
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Not only did Little confess to that crime, but he eventually copped to a total of 93 murders between 1970 and 2005, 50 of which the FBI has confirmed so far.
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The only difference between them is that so far, only Gates has copped a deal with the Feds and there is a treasure trove of written documented evidence backing his claims.
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Harkless also copped to knowing about the clause for basically all of March—a month that coincided in his dip in three-point attempts—but said he had the numbers wrong.
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It also leaves us wondering what Graham is stealing this time around, since to officially announce Gilmore Girls' return, she copped to stealing one of the show's purple "Property Of" jackets.
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A fifth Teamster, Mark Harrington, already copped a plea deal last year that came with a sentence of six months home confinement, two years probation, and $34,123 in fines and restitution.
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Now that the reality star has copped to the charge, he could face up to five years in prison—but not before he goes to film the upcoming Jersey Shore reunion.
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A third of the respondents said they can still vividly remember their childhood family vacations, and a quarter of them copped to using such memories to get them through tough times.
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"Obviously, it felt like the whole of Australia was against me after I lost, even though no other Australian did really well, but I copped it all, I felt," Kyrgios said.
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It's compatible with the 2016 and 2017 MacBook Pro 13-inch and 15-inch models, so if you happen to have copped the new MacBook Pro, you'll find this device a lifesaver.
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Take, for example, the time that she dished about her sex life, copped to taking nude selfies, and confessed that she had to leave a party because she was sweating so hard.
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The Weeknd has a new place to call home in one of the richest areas of L.A. -- he just copped one helluva mansion in Hidden Hills for nothing short of $18 million.
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It's a fact that every female Bachelor contestant we spoke to complained about (many women copped to bringing their own makeup mirror and getting ready on an outdoor balcony for this reason).
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Nigel Mills copped the iconic time-traveling whip of Back to the Future fame for £22,000 [$29,000], presumably in some midlife crisis-induced attempt to turn the clock back on his life.
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New Memphis Grizzlies stud Josh Jackson just caught a break in his resisting arrest case ... TMZ Sports has learned he just copped a plea deal and will likely have his case dropped.
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Former 'Bachelor' Chris Soules just copped an incredibly sweet plea in his fatal car crash, and it means he's no longer facing a felony ... but he could still end up doing time.
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Kim Kardashian West famously copped to wearing up to three layers of compression gear post-pregnancy (and we all know that she's such a shapewear devotee that she started her own brand).
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But, Mitchell copped a plea deal with prosecutors this week -- court docs show he was convicted on charges of felony robbery and felony criminal threats and the 3 other charges were dropped.
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By February, when Trump's former "fixer" Michael Cohen copped to paying Daniels $130,000 to deny her pre-election affair, he publicly testified under oath to high crimes and misdemeanors committed by Trump.
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We're told Boateng copped an Audemars Piguet watch with a custom VVS diamond bezel decked out with 30 carat stones ... and a 1 kilo Cuban link choker with 120 carat VVS diamonds.
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" But Fraser says that afterward, he became depressed: "I was blaming myself and I was miserable—because I was saying, 'This is nothing; this guy reached around and he copped a feel.
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The company sued Skechers in 2008 over an imitation of its signature checkerboard slip-on sneaker, and the latter eventually copped to "borrowing" the idea and settled the case out of court.
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There's one shiny part of Johnny Manziel's nightmare spring ... his face ... 'cause the Hollywood bad boy has officially followed the lead of his old teammate Von Miller ... and copped a custom grill.
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According to the Associated Press, Mexican officials have copped to waking El Chapo up every four hours for a head count—which is to say really dicking around with the dude's REM cycle.
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Additionally, Facebook copped to the Journal's previous report that a select group of companies (not just app developers) had access to Facebook users' friends data after the 2015 cut-off point as well.
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Jackman copped to the childhood obsession Thursday at the G'Day USA Los Angeles Gala, where he closed the show with a two-song medley and some off-the-cuff patter about his idol.
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Baratov, 22, copped to typically spearphishing his victims, sending them highly targeted fake emails in an attempt to get them to click on malicious links, and then exchanging the stolen credentials for cash.
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Less than 10 hours after being charged with 2 misdemeanor domestic violence counts -- Paz appeared in front of a judge and immediately copped a plea ... pleading no contest to domestic violence simple assault.
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I will admit that I've never found anybody else, aside from Johnny Fontane in The Godfather, who's copped to the blow job blues, fellatio-phobia, or whatever else you want to call it.
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A small, clever team (that were one-time WWDC student scholarship recipients) built a tool so useful on iOS that Apple itself essentially copped that they couldn't do it better and bought it.
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More than a year ago, however, company officials privately copped to the fact that they'd failed to properly vet the man chosen to spearhead the effort, according to sources involved in the exchange.
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Between the first and second seasons, while researching writer Eileen Myles for a character eventually played by Cherry Jones, Soloway famously copped a crush on queer lit's quintessential butch poet/prof/cowboy/daddy.
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The visual similarities are uncanny: Hot Sugar looks like a baby-faced Jesus, a fur-clad Kanye West clearly copped the style of a young man in a 16th-century northern German painting.
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The violent thug who beat up a NY Mets fan outside of Dodgers Stadium following a 2015 Playoff game has copped a plea that will land him in jail for 14 days ... officials say.
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J.R. Smith just copped a sweet deal in his cell phone throwing incident back in July ... TMZ Sports has learned, and if he stays outta trouble for 6 months ... he's totally in the clear.
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Pee-wee is ''probably'' a means for Reubens to plumb the recesses of his soul, he said, but not in any way he copped to being conscious of: ''You'd have to ask a psychologist.
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Generally a figure who has shied away from discussing who she votes for, Swift has copped some flack over the past few years for failing to condemn Donald Trump's presidency in a public forum.
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While it might seem like undereye filler exploded into the beauty conversation the moment Katy Perry copped to it, the reality is that it's been an insider Hollywood secret for well over a decade.
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You: quite want to try MDMA that someone has enthusiastically copped from a man called "Minty" who still lives the same house as he did when he graduated from your school five years ago.
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A man wearing a balaclava and brandishing a metal bar copped it sweet in the CCTV footage, as the brave attendant threw both bags and fistfuls of candy at him through the store's entrance.
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The #1 pick in the 2007 NBA Draft just copped a sports industry degree from Ohio State earlier this month ... and now he's looking to use his education to help land a coaching gig.
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Only about 20 percent of the men I spoke to copped to any of this kind of behavior, but the ones who did said it's happening more frequently than just a few months ago.
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In case you're wondering if this is a bunch of hooey—"flu-like symptoms" are very often used as a euphemism for "got hammered the night before"—the hotel has copped to the issue.
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In a new interview with the New York Times, Swinton has finally copped to playing the old man—and said she even wore a fake dick and balls during shooting to get into character.
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Speaking to the New York Times on Thursday, Mejia copped to the first offense, but denies the final two positive tests as part of a grand scheme to ... keep Jenrry Mejia out of baseball?
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Once pulled over, the usual DWI hallmarks were observed: the warrant says his breath smelled like alcohol, his eyes were bloodshot and glassy, and he copped to drinking way less than he probably did.
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Instagram has never publicly copped to paying for content before, unlike its parent Facebook, which offered stipends ranging into the millions of dollars for publishers to shoot Live broadcasts and long-form Watch shows.
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A second night, another threesome shared several small plates: The firm chunk of pork belly came bathed in a tasty stew of couscous, hearty cranberry beans, garlic and a lemony gremolata with copped hazelnuts.
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NFL star Carlos Dunlap just copped a real-deal, sick Kobe Bryant autograph -- and he's STOKED about it -- but he tells TMZ Sports guys who are pushing fakes need to knock that crap off.
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So reports the New York Times, which notes that Facebook copped to the settlement in today's earnings call; a call that also happened to include the announcement of $21 billion in fourth quarter revenue.
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Nixon's vice president, Spiro Agnew, took attacks against the press to new lows and copped a plea to lesser crimes of corruption as he resigned from office in disgrace to meet his legal fate.
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Turns out Alanis Morissette wasn't the only one with a hand in her pocket -- her former business manager admits to ripping her off for millions, and has now copped a plea with federal prosecutors.
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"You know I'm always on my phone," says the star, who copped to using the device "maybe five" (!) times a day to check up on her curls before letting us in on her hair routine.
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In her plea bargain, she copped to making just $214,000 from sales of the stolen prints, though she was originally charged with flipping the photos for more than $600,000 (see Crimes of the Art #16).
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Through film stills, screenshots of MOCA TV clips, and images copped from an ex-boyfriend's solo show in Chelsea, the piece uses a devastating personal loss as a metaphor for shared cultural and historical traumas.
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Among the assets that Faulk allegedly copped is a $942,500 house, a Ferrari convertible, an oddly reasonable Nissan Rogue, and an iced-out Rolex that the Justice Department describes as VS+ Bustdown w/ Boss Bezel.
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His decision to seek a deal only after losing a courtroom battle in front of a jury had likely put him in a worse situation than if he'd copped a deal at the outset, they said.
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Of the 641 students—age 19 to 29—who were questioned as part of the study, nearly half copped to using "picture-based mobile dating apps" at some point, and one-in-five were active users.
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Donald Trump has understandably copped a pile of condemnation for sharing a tweet by comedian Terrence K Williams with a conspiracy theory linking the Clintons to the death of Jeffrey Epstein in prison over the weekend.
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In a landmark, defining and historic moment in the investigation of the Russian attack against America, former Trump presidential campaign chairman Paul Manafort has copped a plea with special counsel Robert Mueller and agreed to cooperate.
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Indeed, his arrogance is so enormous that even in cases where the proof is abundant, as in the "Access Hollywood" case, and he's copped to the facts, it's possible to reverse course and deny the truth.
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Throughout the multi-hour taping, the exes barely glanced at each other – though Abram pointedly looked at Cara Maria when fellow competitor Cory Wharton copped to being unfaithful to his off-again girlfriend during the season.
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We know a number of wealthy parents from some of the most exclusive private schools in L.A. were calling around Tuesday, asking if Rick Singer, the ringleader who just copped a plea, kept lists of clients.
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The British chanteuse recently copped to the fact that the hormonal change accompanying the birth of her son, Angelo, caused her to grow hair in a place women are normally not so candid about: her chin.
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But, Browner found himself in big trouble last July after he brutalized his ex-girlfriend in front of her two children -- and was sentenced to 8 years in prison after he copped a no contest plea.
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During her successful campaign for the House in 2016, she pointedly didn't endorse Trump and just as pointedly spoke out against the behavior that he copped to — no, bragged about — in that infamous "Access Hollywood" tape.
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That's especially true since some of these other actors have copped to serious negligence; the West Virginia Board of Pharmacy, for one, admitted that it didn't enforce a law for reporting suspicious orders of narcotics for years.
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The four-time Olympic gold medalist and 200-meter backstroke women's world record holder has starred in a viral music video, penned a book with her parents and even copped to her envious skills in the kitchen.
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Leonard Fournette's car troubles seem to be officially behind him ... the Jaguars star just copped a plea deal in his car wash arrest case -- and he won't have to spend any time behind bars for the incident.
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In December last year, Disney China copped a lot of heat for altering the Star Wars: The Force Awakens publicity posters in China where Luipita Nyog'o's Maz Kanata was removed and John Boyega's Finn notably shrank down.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... the 38-year-old ex-Yankees stud and his actress wife, JoAnna Garcia, copped the super private Hidden Valley home recently ... and the "forest-like sanctuary" comes with everything you could ask for.
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As we reported ... Woods copped a plea in his DUI case at his Florida hearing on October 27, 2017, and as part of his deal to avoid jail time he agreed to enter a DUI diversion program.
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As we reported, Salling copped a plea in his child porn case earlier this month ... a case that was filed after cops found more than 50,000 images of child porn and child erotica on his personal computer.
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Tahiry just filed new legal docs in her suit against Carlos Fiasco, the man who copped a plea deal and got off with no jail time, and the fashion show and theater where the assault took place.
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Of course, Drizzy copped a $150k custom championship ring to commemorate the Dinos' first-ever title ... and now he's decided to gift the dope jackets to all the guys who teamed up to beat the Warriors last season.
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It was the team that copped the cards for 25 kids from the Boys & Girls Club in Camden, NJ ... but Joel was on hand to deliver them, and watch the tykes tear up a Modell's with Xmas glee.
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Though Tambor continues to deny the harassment accusations, he has copped, several times, to having a temper and yelling at co-workers on Transparent and other projects, which is how the altercation with Walter first became public knowledge.
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That Slager wasn't technically convicted of murder is disappointing; he copped a plea on a federal civil rights charge, apparently betting that route gave him the best shot at seeing the light of day again sometime this century.
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Of course ... Gabriel is the guy behind AB's G.O.A.T rings he copped earlier this year (along with pretty much all of Brown's bling) ... and has also worked with other superstars like Amari Cooper, Odell Beckham and Jalen Ramsey.
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There was also a drop in the supplied amount of naloxone, the opioid overdose antidote, among released inmates — which state officials copped to a temporary shift in recording practices — that could have mitigated the benefits of Rhode Island's program.
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This would be hotter if Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams didn't play sisters on TV. Sansa copped a feel on "Game of Thrones" co-star Arya Stark at the season 6 premiere Sunday night at the TCL Chinese Theatre.
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He was charged with resisting arrest, excessive speeding, failing to obey traffic control device among other violations at the time ... but later copped a plea deal and was given 2 years of probation and 100 hours of community service.
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Even though the public has only seen two minutes of the supposed hour-long conversation between the famous musicians, there's definitely a wide chasm between what Swift had copped to knowing about the song and what we found out Sunday night.
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Shouting answers to shouted questions in the shadow of the helicopter on the White House lawn, the President copped to what many experts say is an impeachable offense -- using his office for political gain -- and then committed yet another such offense.
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They also all copped to buying magazines with themselves on the cover and peeing in the shower, and when it came time to admit whether they'd broken something at a guest's house without telling them, Kourtney had some explaining to do.
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The "Vanderpump Rules" star was leaving Villa Blanca in Bev Hills Thursday when our photog asked him about the photo we got of him drinking a daiquiri in Waikiki, just before he copped a plea in his felony sunglasses case.
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But, Jones copped a plea deal last month ... and agreed to enter a guilty plea to one count of felony cheating at gambling and one count of misdemeanor resisting law enforcement in exchange for having the rest of the charges dropped.
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The House of Representatives's power to impeach is right there in the Constitution, and Republican members had no qualms about using that power against President Bill Clinton, whose offenses were far less serious than those Mr. Trump has already copped to.
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Federer, 223, with a men's record 21968 Grand Slam titles, copped to uncertainty about sharing the Laver Cup experience with Djokovic, whose wins at the United States Open and Wimbledon this summer elevated him back into the chase-for-history debate.
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The S&P/ASX 20.2 index lost 454.893 points to settle at 2454.89,221.5, wiping out gains copped on Tuesday when the benchmark marked its best day since October 25.3 on a bigger-than-expected cash injection by the central bank.
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Mariah Carey's people are incensed Dick Clark Productions is trying to lay the blame on her for the New Year's Eve fiasco on live TV, and they say DCP's own people copped to the problem right after it went down.
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Lately it's pro forma — possibly even mandatory — for politicians, athletes, celebrities and other public figures to be vocally and vigorously humbled by every honor awarded, prize won, job offered, record broken, pound lost, shout-out received, "like" copped and thumb upped.
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A USC soccer coach who was a critical link in the admissions scam just copped a plea Tuesday ... and insiders say the coach may provide info about the motives of rich parents who wanted to get their students into the university.
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In an actual study conducted by an actual team of researchers that was published in JAMA Dermatology today, 1.43% of American men and 85% of American women between the ages of 18 and 65 copped to grooming their pubes in some fashion.
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On Wednesday, YouTuber and Scott look-alike ChristianAdamG copped to having faked the whole thing, inspired by YouTube channel Yes Theory, who last month used a Justin Bieber look-alike to fake a now-viral photo of "Bieber" eating a burrito sideways.
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The stud running back also copped embroidered socks featuring the initials of his newborn daughter, and Nike made him a custom pair of Air Max sneakers with the same fabric used for his tux, according to stylist Tom Marchitelli from Gentleman's Playbook.
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After about 36 hours of absurd excuses and wild conspiracy theories, the Trump camp finally copped to what everyone pretty much already knew and admitted that, yeah, it did rip off Michelle Obama when writing Melania Trump's speech, the New York Times reports.
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The comedian Louis C.K., who has copped to masturbating in front of freaked-out colleagues, not only exposed himself but also toyed with artistic self-exposure: He pulled a Raskolnikov, giving himself away in his comedy and in a dangerously self-referential movie.
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Sandra Bullock's worst nightmare -- the guy she found standing in her hallway in the middle of the night -- copped a plea in the felony stalking and burglary case ... he won't be going to jail, but the punishment is actually comforting to Sandra.
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Although pre-election polls suggest Jokowi, 290, is likely to win a second term, he's copped criticism from analysts and former supporters who say he has failed to deliver on issues such as human rights -- and compromised his values of pluralism to score political points.
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On Tuesday, the company copped to owing New York…Read more Read For nearly three years, Uber calculated its commission including taxes and a black car fee, which meant that Uber was taking slightly more out of drivers' pay for each ride than it deserved.
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According to USA Today, a report from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety found that 73 percent of millennial drivers between the ages of 19 and 24 copped to driving dangerously in the past month, from texting while driving to running reds and speeding.
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I only copped to having bought the Lorde sneakers, but quite honestly, there are so many celebrities whose taste and opinions I have cared about deeply for all of my adult life that I can no longer see where I end and they begin.
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My grid came together in a somewhat spotty manner, and even though I copped to the idea of the theme pretty quickly I'd call it a slow burn because it took nearly finishing the puzzle to grasp its whole execution, which is pretty nifty.
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All of the crimes Manafort has now copped to are related to work he did on behalf of the Ukrainian government long before he was named campaign chairman of the Trump bid -- and his admitted efforts to obstruct justice during his trial on those charges.
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As we told you ... the "7 Rings" singer copped to messing up her palm tat -- which was meant to spell out the name of her new track, but because the tattoo artist forgot a couple characters, it actually translated to a Japanese style BBQ grill.
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He also copped to two counts of bank fraud: one for a "sham ticket scheme" that sold approximately $100,000 worth of tickets to fictitious events, and another for falsifying a check by using the name and account number of one of his employees without their consent.
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And, of course, it's only day 1 of this pop-up extravaganza, but people are already moodily posing in their freshly copped merch, much to the seething rage of TLOP-less hypebeasts everywhere: Clearly, it's Kanye West's Ultra Light Beam, and we're all just living in it.
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They've already copped to designing deeply human-like avatar systems; the limits here are obviously both the low power of today's consumer systems and the inabilities of the platforms to infer very much in terms of interaction and movement aside from what's captured precisely by sensors.
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Source: APDepending on how you look at it, Equifax has some new career opportunities that are either dream positions (job security!) or employment hell: The credit reporting agency that recently copped to a historically awful data breach is now hiring fraud monitors and a fraud rules manager.
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Trixie, who's not social and hates hugs, said she wants to be less standoffish; Kennedy, who'd copped to coming off as a grump in Season 7, lamented not being a fan favorite; and BeBe was shocked — and delighted — to hear that people thought she was elitist.
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Kennedy copped to the accidental vote in a tweet Friday after being confronted on Twitter by Stephen Miles, the director of anti-militarism advocacy group Win Without War, who asked him "why on earth" he would vote with Republicans on the amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act.
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That means about as many people have been killed in American mass shootings so far this year as were killed by a dozen of America's most prolific serial killers over their bloody careers, going by the number of murders they copped to or have been widely linked with.
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PEOPLE caught up with the double Golden Globe nominee on her big night this past weekend, where, in addition to stepping out with boyfriend Michael Fassbender, she copped to feeling left out of a fan-favorite moment from Ex Machina – one of four buzzworthy movies she made in 2015.
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Similarly, Jason Pennycooke's Marquis de Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson (parts created brilliantly in New York by Daveed Diggs) and Mr. Terera's Burr (for which Leslie Odom Jr. copped the Tony for Best Lead Actor in a Musical) register more as supporting characters than they did in New York.
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One need only look to Tom Hardy — who copped to sexual fluidity back in 2011 and then took it back, and now pretty much refuses to chat about his sexuality, period — to get a sense of how taboo it is for a famous man to be neither straight nor gay.
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Last summer, Mauger appeared on The Spinoff's reality TV podcast The Real Pod to discuss how difficult it was for him to choose between contestants Fleur Verhoeven and Nazanin Khanjani during the 2016 season, and copped to using a coin-toss to decide whose life he was going to change.
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We're told JW hit up Luxe Jewelers in ATL for the job ... and this is all he copped -- Smaller tennis chain 10kt gold 19.50ct diamond -- $20kBigger tennis chain 10kt gold 30.00ct Diamonds -- $47kPendant 14kt 4.90ct round and Baguette Diamonds -- $12k Add all that up ... and you got a $79,000 haul!!!
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While several NXIVM members, including actress Allison Mack, have pleaded guilty to various charges, none have copped to "sex trafficking" charges even as they have largely backed prosecutors' accounts of a twisted web of blackmail material (including nude photos), orders to have sex with Raniere, and even forced detention and threats of deportation.
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Perry sent the Internet into a nostalgia frenzy Sunday night when she copped to using a Bumpit, as seen on TV. Bumpit's inventor Kelly Fitzpatrick Bennett tells us Katy's 'do generated such insane interest, the company is making moves to get Bumpit back on shelves for the first time in 3 years!
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So it's no surprise that lowkey king of aesthetics Frank Ocean has decided to get involved – but because this is Frank, it's a super limited one-day-only thing so if you want some of the coveted merch you need to be quick: my friends, you must cop as you have never copped before.
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When new episodes of The Good Wife were still being churned out on a weekly basis, it was the beneficiary of both an intensely devoted fanbase and a passionate, incisive group of recappers; showrunners Robert and Michelle King have copped to terminating plotlines and characters ahead of schedule because they were floundering with fans.
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The Guston exhibition seems especially apt as we prepare to live under a commander in chief who has been through more scandals in the last year than Nixon did during his entire, disastrous presidency; one who is vocal about and proud of the types of racist beliefs that Nixon only copped to after leaked recordings were released.
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He copped to the company's alleged attempt to silence Facebook's critics, but stopped short of admitting to spreading a conspiracy theory about billionaire philanthropist George Soros:Some of this work is being characterized as opposition research, but I believe it would be irresponsible and unprofessional for us not to understand the backgrounds and potential conflicts of interest of our critics.
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I copped a needle stick injury once and spent three months too scared to look in the mirror convinced I was jaundice with Hep C. I have found many various things that I believe to be speed, MDMA caps, dexys, valium, mushroom caps, cocaine, ecstacy and the odd mystery sachet, but it all just gets chucked out.
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As we reported ... Singer -- who once shopped a reality show on the pressures of families trying to get their kids into college -- copped a plea Tuesday to racketeering conspiracy, money laundering, tax conspiracy and obstruction of justice for funneling of money to college athletic coaches and administrators in return of helping their kids gain university admissions.
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Although she admittedly carries hundreds with her on set (she copped to always having at least 10 kinds of mascara), we had her narrow it down to the ones that work on everyone, from mascaras that'll give you the most intense lashes to a full-coverage foundation that feels just like the skin you're in, like this one from COVERGIRL.
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Lying to federal officials is a crime, and at least four of Mr. Trump's top aides (so far) have copped to doing it about their Russian contacts: Michael Flynn, the president's first national security adviser; Rick Gates, the deputy campaign chairman; George Papadopoulos, a foreign policy adviser on the campaign; and Michael Cohen, the president's longtime personal lawyer and fixer.
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Like Spears and Aguilera who, famously, were members of Disney's Mickey Mouse Club, Ariana cut her teeth on children's TV. As she made the jump to music, she savvily copped herself a high-ponytail signature look in the manner of Britney's schoolgirl pigtails, or Madonna's cone bra, and, like them, has consistently made material that reflects her bold personality and showcases her distinctive vocal.
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I like to wear a men's Puma T7 tracksuit, which I copped after seeing it in so many sharp F. E. Castleberry instagrams, but my dream ensemble would be the one I saw on a chic gray-haired woman of a certain age at JFK waiting for a flight to New Orleans: Exquisite silk top and bottoms from For Restless Sleepers with Gucci Princetown velvet slippers.
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The Tom Green-assisted "smashed the homies" bit from the first season of his VH1 reality dating show For the Love of Ray J was the worst kind of meme; back in 2011, he allegedly punched Fabulous in the face for making a joke about his piano-playing skills, and three years later he copped a plea after facing sexual assault charges following an incident in a Beverly Hills hotel.
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Harry Styles is a true professional ... considering he acted like nothing happened when an overzealous fan reached up and grabbed his crotch while he was performing in L.A. Harry was doing a show Saturday night at the Hollywood Bowl, when -- in the middle of one of his songs -- someone reached up from the front row and copped a feel of his goods ... which he quickly batted away and ignored as he went back upstage. WTF!!!
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Patrick Kearney, the "Freeway Killer," who confessed at one point to 26 killings but was suspected of others; Paul John Knowles, the "Casanova Killer," who copped to at least 215 murders; John Wayne Gacy, the "Clown Killer," who was linked to 26 victims; Ted Bundy, the "Lady Killer" who confessed to 22 murders, although he was suspected of more; Dean Corll, the "Candy Man," who murdered at least 33 teens; Wayne Williams, the "Atlanta Child Murderer," currently linked to the death of 23 known homicide victims—although at times suspected of more killings; Juan Vallejo Corona, the "Machete Murderer," who killed at least 21 people; Ronald Dominique, the "Bayou Stranger," who killed at least 230 people; Earle Nelson, the "Dark Stranger" or "Gorilla Killer," who murdered at least 23 individuals; Larry Eyler, the "Highway Killer," who is currently linked to at least 22 murders; and Jeffrey Dahmer, the "Cannibal Killer," who murdered at least 17 people.
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