All articles tagged with #netflix docuseries
Eva Marcille, ANTM's Season 3 winner, says a Netflix docuseries exposing alleged on-set misconduct left her shocked; she wasn't invited to participate and claims producers, including Tyra Banks, fostered the environment, citing cases from eating disorders and Blackface to a contestant being filmed during a sexual assault. CBS News says they sought comment from the show's producers but received no response.
Netflix's 'Sean Combs: The Reckoning' reveals disturbing allegations against Diddy, including sexual harassment, assault, and links to the deaths of Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G., exposing a dark side of his legacy amid legal troubles and victim testimonies.
Victoria Beckham opens up about her long-standing struggles with body image and an eating disorder in her new Netflix docuseries, revealing how public scrutiny and media pressure led her to unhealthy weight control methods and ongoing self-esteem issues.
Jillian Michaels, a former trainer on The Biggest Loser, is threatening legal action against Netflix and others after a documentary exposed controversies about the show's practices, including allegations of illegal caffeine pill use and contestant treatment. Michaels shared evidence to defend her actions and deny some claims, asserting her innocence and highlighting her concerns about contestant health.
Jillian Michaels, a former 'The Biggest Loser' trainer, denies allegations from a Netflix documentary that trainers gave contestants banned caffeine pills, and is considering legal action against Netflix and others for false claims, while also addressing other accusations and her relationship with Bob Harper.
The family of Amy Bradley, who vanished during a 1998 Caribbean cruise, believes she was abducted and is still alive, a theory supported by a new Netflix documentary and ongoing FBI investigation, despite her being legally declared dead in 2010.
Joe Berlinger, director of the Netflix docuseries on JonBenét Ramsey, criticized the Boulder Police Department for not communicating with the Ramsey family about DNA testing progress in the unsolved 1996 murder case. Despite the police's commitment to solving the case, Berlinger claims the family has not received updates promised by the department, including the use of advanced DNA technology. The police department maintains that they are actively pursuing leads and have involved a Cold Case Review Panel, but sharing specific findings publicly could compromise the investigation.
John Ramsey, father of the murdered six-year-old JonBenét Ramsey, is urging police to test DNA evidence from the crime scene as a new Netflix docuseries revisits the unsolved case. Despite the case's notoriety and previous DNA tests exonerating the family, John Ramsey criticizes the initial investigation and calls for renewed efforts using advanced DNA technology. The series, directed by Joe Berlinger, aims to explore alleged mishandling of the case.
TikTok dancer Miranda Derrick has addressed allegations from her family that she joined a cult, as depicted in the Netflix docuseries "Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult." Miranda claims the documentary is one-sided and that her family's non-religious views led them to label her church activities as cult behavior. The docuseries features interviews with former 7M Films dancers who allege manipulation and isolation tactics by the company's leader, Robert Shinn. Miranda denies being brainwashed or in any harm, while 7M Films calls the series a slanderous work of fiction. The legal battle between former members and Shinn continues.
The Netflix docuseries "Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult" explores allegations that 7M Films, a talent-management agency led by Robert Israel Shinn, is operating as a cult, controlling the lives of its TikTok-famous dancers. The controversy gained attention when Melanie Wilking accused the agency of isolating her sister, Miranda Derrick, from their family. The story draws parallels to past incidents in the L.A. dance community, particularly involving krump dancers and religious influence. Despite the allegations, 7M Films and its dancers deny any coercion, emphasizing their professional success and personal freedom.
Miranda Derrick, a dancer involved with the controversial 7M management company, is the focus of Netflix's new docuseries "Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult." Despite allegations of cult-like practices, Miranda maintains she is not held against her will and continues to post dance and lifestyle content on social media. She remains married to James Derrick and has reconnected with her family, though her relationship with her sister Melanie is described as superficial. Miranda recently appeared in a film with Jake Gyllenhaal.
The FBI plans to exhume the body of Joyce Malecki, a young woman whose unsolved 1969 murder was featured in the Netflix docuseries "The Keepers." Malecki's killing, which occurred days after the murder of a Baltimore nun under similar circumstances, has sparked speculation about a possible connection. The exhumation comes after the recent solving of another young woman's homicide from the same area. Investigators will extract DNA from Malecki's body to determine if there is any link to the suspect in the other case. Malecki's family hopes for justice and closure after 54 years of uncertainty.
King Charles reportedly expressed anger and disappointment towards his son Prince Harry after the release of the Netflix docuseries "Harry & Meghan," calling him "that fool." The docuseries, which delved into private family matters, caused frustration within the palace and overshadowed Charles' attempts to gain positive media attention. Despite the tension, Harry reportedly wants to improve his relationship with his father.
Rebecca Loos, the alleged mistress of David Beckham, has spoken out in response to the Netflix docuseries "Beckham," stating that the rumors of their affair were true. Loos expressed her frustration with David's portrayal in the documentary, claiming that he made himself the victim and painted her as a liar. She emphasized the importance of standing up for the truth, especially for the sake of her family. David Beckham indirectly addressed the cheating rumors in the docuseries, describing the period as difficult for his wife Victoria. Victoria Beckham also acknowledged the strain on their relationship during that time, stating that they felt like the world was against them. The director of the docuseries did not directly address the cheating allegations, focusing instead on the couple's journey and how they overcame challenges.
Rebecca Loos, David Beckham's former assistant, has criticized him for portraying himself as the victim in their alleged affair in his Netflix docuseries. Loos stated that Beckham needs to take responsibility for his actions and stop making her out to be a liar. She also expressed her frustration with Beckham blaming his wife's suffering on her, emphasizing that he made the choices that led to the affair. Loos decided to speak out to defend herself and ensure her children know the truth.