Columbus Short Admits To Drug Use, Beverly Johnson Writes Essay Against Bill Cosby + More in Today's Last Lap

By Taylor Ferber

December 11, 2014 / 6:00 PM

Columbus Short struggled with cocaine use during his time on Scandal, Beverly Johnson revisits a dark time involving Bill Cosby, your favorite BBC shows may be turned into an amusement park, and more in Last Lap.

Former Scandal star Columbus Short admits to substance abuse during his time on the show. [Access Hollywood]

In an essay for Vanity Fair, model Beverly Johnson writes that Bill Cosby drugged her. [Vanity Fair]

BBC shows including Doctor Who, Sherlock, and Top Gear are considered being turned into theme park attractions. [The Guardian]

Mark Wahlberg's assault victim from a 1988 incident forgives the actor. [Vulture]

The fellas are back in the Hot Tub Time Machine 2 trailer.

Instagram has officially surpassed Twitter in popularity with 300 million users. [PR Daily]

Have you seen the new Workaholics season five trailer? The guys do action, and it's definitely tight butthole. [Comedy Central]

Sony's Amy Pascal says her comments in the company's leaked emails are "not an accurate reflection of who [she is]." [Variety]

Steve Carell and Jimmy Fallon do their own rendition of Marvin Gaye's "Sexual Healing." [EW]

DreamWorks pushes Kung Fu Panda 3 release date to 2016, clearing the way for Star Wars: The Force Awakens in 2015. [Variety]

Rebel Wilson hinted at being part of the Ghostbusters remake. [Vanity Fair]

On Big Morning Buzz Live, Steve Urkel himself reveals the dos and don'ts of approaching him on the street.

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