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A former Meta executive, Sarah Wynn-Williams, faces near bankruptcy after publishing a controversial book criticizing the company, which led to legal actions including gag orders and hefty fines, highlighting the risks faced by whistleblowers in the tech industry.
An investigation by The Observer questions the true story behind Raynor Winn's bestselling book 'The Salt Path' and its film adaptation, alleging that some claims about the couple's hardships and health may be misleading or false, leading to public backlash and calls for clarification.
Jonathan Van Ness has been accused of having "rage issues" and being "emotionally abusive" on the set of Queer Eye, causing tension and rifts among the Fab Five. Production sources described Van Ness as "terrible to work with" and alleged that their behavior led to a difficult working environment, with Netflix executives reportedly addressing the issue in a meeting. The exposé comes after Netflix announced Jeremiah Brent would replace Bobby Berk on the show, with reports of alleged campaigning for Berk's replacement within the Fab Five.
A Rolling Stone exposé alleges behind-the-scenes drama on the set of "Queer Eye," with sources claiming that grooming expert Jonathan Van Ness exhibited emotionally abusive behavior and had rage issues, causing fear among the production team. The report also suggests that the on-screen camaraderie among the "Fab Five" may be a facade, with tensions and mean-girl antics allegedly leading to the departure of interior designer Bobby Berk and the replacement of the decorator and design guru with Jeremiah Brent for the upcoming season.
A Rolling Stone exposé alleges that Jonathan Van Ness, a star of "Queer Eye," has anger issues that have caused fear and tension on the set, with sources describing them as a "monster" and "nightmare." The report claims that Van Ness has had screaming matches and displayed emotionally abusive behavior, leading to meetings with Netflix executives. Tension among the Fab Five cast members has also been reported, with instances of feuding and exclusion. Despite being an advocate for trans rights, sources claim there is a contrast between Van Ness' public image and their treatment of those close to them.
TikTok user Reesa Teesa's 50-part series detailing her tumultuous relationship with her ex-husband, whom she refers to as "Legion," has captivated millions of viewers, amassing over 197 million views. The saga, likened to a Lifetime movie, has sparked widespread interest and support, while also raising safety concerns and prompting speculation about her income. Despite the overwhelming attention, Reesa Teesa hopes her story will help others and plans to shift her content to focus on travel after the series concludes.
An Uber driver in Dallas-Fort Worth went viral on TikTok after sharing a video exposing a passenger who was cheating on his wife. The driver picked up the passenger from his home, and his wife and kids bid him farewell. However, the passenger's mistress joined the ride, and they shared a passionate kiss in the backseat. The driver overheard their conversation about leaving the spouse and decided to take matters into her own hands. She dropped off the cheating husband and his mistress back at his house, much to their surprise. While some praised the driver for her actions, others criticized her for overstepping boundaries and potentially putting herself in danger.
Golden Bachelor star Gerry Turner responds to an exposé that revealed his past relationship history, stating that he is focused on the positive things in his life, including his current partner Theresa. The exposé detailed how Turner had dated a woman named Carolyn for 10 months after his wife's death, contradicting his claim of not dating since then. Turner's season ended with an engagement to Theresa, and the wedding will be televised in January. The Bachelor franchise has faced criticism for its vetting process in the past, but has made efforts to diversify its leads and address systemic racism. The success of The Golden Bachelor has led to the possibility of a Golden Bachelorette spin-off.
Reddit users who are no longer bound by non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) have shared a range of secrets, including a warehouse repackaging imported feminine hygiene products, scrapped plans for the Star Wars sequel trilogy, consulting firms being brought in for layoffs, a scandalous TV show filmed at a high school, paid fans at a movie premiere, rejected Jackbox games, and more. The disclosures cover various industries, from entertainment to consulting, and shed light on hidden practices and behind-the-scenes details.
Maureen Ryan's new book, Burn It Down: Power, Complicity, and a Call for Change in Hollywood, has quickly become a bestseller on Amazon, shedding light on the exploitative practices of Hollywood companies and executives. The book includes interviews with actors, writers, producers, and studio executives, revealing patterns of harassment and bias in Hollywood and the grassroots reforms underway. The hardcover, audiobook, and Kindle edition quickly occupied the top three slots on Amazon's TV history and criticism chart.