The Greatest Celebrity Conspiracy Theories of All Time Everything the Illuminati, the government, and our serpent overlords don't want you to know.

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I don't know how to tell you this, but everything you know about the entertainment industry is a lie. Sisters aren't actually sisters, mothers aren't mothers, pop stars are actually government operatives, Reggae legends were killed by the CIA, rappers are living in secrecy in Cuba, and it's all being controlled by an ancient international organization that claims to be working toward the greater good.
These are are the best (Most shocking!? Most insane!? Most bullshit!?) celebrity conspiracy theories of all time.

She Was a Sk8r Gurl

The theory: Sometime between 2002 and now, Avril Lavigne died and was replaced by an actress.
The proof: There are a number of before and after photos that show different marks on her body and an altered shape of her nose and face. Oh and also clues in her lyrics from the Avril actress trying to tell the truth to her fans.
Who believes It: Early 2000s Hot Topic-wearing emos and people who follow oddly specific Brazilian blogs.

Lorde of Eternal Youth

The theory: No 20-year-old is this emotionally intelligent and has such a vested interest in grammar. That's because Lorde is actually a 40-something-year-old woman who faked her age to sell herself as a young musical prodigy.
The proof: Along with her talent and her maturity that's well beyond her years, Lorde has shared birth certificate that looks pretty doctored by some accounts.
Who believes it: To be honest, anyone who's unwilling to accept that Lorde is the best pop star of her generation—which, to be clear, is the millennial generation.

I Just Called to Say I Can See

The theory: Stevie Wonder, the legendary blind singer-songwriter, is not actually blind—he's just been pretending for the last six decades for some reason.
The proof: He frequently attends basketball games, he once caught a falling mic stand, he is interested in photography and once took a photo, and he does other things typically reserved for people who can see.
Who believes it: ESPN's Bomani Jones, people who read this blog, and anyone who's gotten bored with Stevie Wonder's otherwise remarkable career and needs to spice it up with a little bit of scandal.

I Just Called to Say I Can See

The theory: Stevie Wonder, the legendary blind singer-songwriter, is not actually blind—he's just been pretending for the last six decades for some reason.
The proof: He frequently attends basketball games, he once caught a falling mic stand, he is interested in photography and once took a photo, and he does other things typically reserved for people who can see.
Who believes it: ESPN's Bomani Jones, people who read this blog, and anyone who's gotten bored with Stevie Wonder's otherwise remarkable career and needs to spice it up with a little bit of scandal.

Keanu Reeves's Excellent Everlasting Life

The theory: Keanu Reeves is an immortal soul who has lived thousands of years through a number of (famous!) identities.
The proof:

Who believes it: This very credible webhost, whom you can contact "if you have any additional information about the identities that Keanu assumed during his everlasting life or any theory about the source of his power please tell us ( info[at]keanuisimmortal[dot]com )."

Is This Murder?

The theory: The CIA murdered Bob Marley because he and other Reggae musicians were working to alert the public of the CIA's attempt to bring down Jamaican Prime Minister Michael Manley.

The proof: This exhaustive High Times article which notes that Carl Colby, son of the late CIA director William Colby, visited Marley in 1976.

Who believes it: Anyone who just tried their first edible.

Beyoncé Mother : Not a Sister

The theory: Beyoncé (born 1981) is actually Solange Knowles's (born 1986) mother. The Knowles family covered up Beyoncé's early pregnancy by claiming they were sisters.
The proof: Beyoncé was actually born in 1974 because her family also faked her birth certificate.
Who believes it: The writers of Lifetime original movies.

Cuba Love

The theory: Tupac's death was an elaborate hoax so the artist could escape to Cuba from his increasingly dangerous celebrity status.
The proof: The shooters were never found. Suge Knight was never hit. Pac always wore a bulletproof vest. The man who cremated Tupac retired immediately afterward.
Who believes it: Anyone who was freaked out by the final track on Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly.

Dial M For Mistaken Oscar

The theory: Newcomer actress Marisa Tomei wins Academy Award in 1993 (for the comedy My Cousin Vinny) against four other well-respected actors nominated for heavier rolls. Then 74-year-old presenter Jack Palance reads the wrong name.
The Proof: This March 22, 1994 Hollywood Reporter article, which reads, "A rumor is currently making the rounds in Manhattan, fanned by no less than the former son-in-law of a distinguished Academy Award winner, to wit that last year Marisa Tomei received her Oscar statue by error, with a resultant scandal about it soon to be exposed, much to the shame of the Academy."
Who believes it: Anyone who consistently fills out an office Oscar ballot.

Lovers, Both Ex and Current

The theory: Taylor Swift cheated on Calvin Harris and used the Tom Hiddleston relationship to cover it up. Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston are filming a music video. Taylor Swift placed the Tom Hiddleston relationship to distract from Kim Kardashian's comment about Kanye's "Famous."

The proof: The posing of the picture. The forced nature of the "I (heart) T.S." shirt. The timing of the relationship and how quickly it's moving. All point to all conclusions at once.

Who believes it: Calvin Harris and Taylor Swift's cats, Dr. Meredith Grey and Detective Olivia Benson.

A Moon Landing Odyssey

The theory: One year after he filmed sci-fi classic 2001: A Space Odyssey, the U.S. government hired Stanley Kubrick to fake the moon landing in 1969.

The proof: Though Kubrick's daughter and all known science has proved otherwise, filmmaker Patrick T. Murray claims to have a video confession from the filmmaker days before his death in 1999.

Who believes it: People who watch too many Stanley Kubrick movies.

Paul Is Dead

The theory: Paul McCartney was killed in a car crash in 1967 and replaced by a lookalike.

The proof: Playing "Revolution 9" backward. Various song lyrics. Various album covers. Hundreds of other clues found by fans over the decades.

Who believes it: At this point, probably Paul McCartney.

Bonus: Illuminatigateghazi

The theory: Basically all celebrities are members of the Illuminati, which, according to its own website, "is an elite organization of world leaders, business authorities, innovators, artists, and other influential members of this planet" who are tasked with ensuring the survival of every human on the planet.

The proof: Literally everywhere.
Who believes it: If you have to ask...

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