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Holly Marie Combs reacts to Krista Vernoff interview I want to clarify here for Charmed fans and also for my colleagues from Charmed who I love and admire, that I do not believe that the show was bad for the world. I felt that the objectifying notes were bad for the world - and were demoralizing for me. All love to Charmed. https://t.co/IIEqjgIlBp— Krista Vernoff (@KristaVernoff) April 1, 2021 -Krisa recently gave an interview to HR wherein she talked about her career in Hollywood which happened to include Charmed. -She stated how the studio wanting the actresses naked more lead to her leav...

Tyra Banks Has Launched Her Much-Anticipated SMiZE Cream: Ice Cream Makes Me Happy​ https://t.co/AkJrINsnB2 People (@people) April 1, 2021 -No this isnt an April Fools joke...Tyra Banks has launched her own line of Ice Cream better known as SmiZE Cream. -Comes in 6 different…

Someone start polishing Jamie Spears ' father of the year trophy... Britney Spears ' father has reportedly filed a request that the estate of his daughter to pay more than $3 million in conservatorship fees including close to $2 million to his own lawyers. Britney Spears dad wants her to pay…

Deadline: Netflix to buy "Knives Out" sequels for $400 million The original Knives Out was made for $40 million and grossed over $300 million worldwide in its initial 2019 theatrical run. Netflix is preparing to shell out lots of money for the rights to the sequels, a large sum that is necessary partly because of the need to buy out star Daniel Craig's contractual profit participation guarantee. It also helped that director/producer Rian Johnson engineered a bidding war between Netflix, Apple and Amazon for the rights. Crying in the corner is Lionsgate, which distributed the original film bu...

Behind the Scenes of Amazon's Paid Twitter Army If you have been on Twitter recently, you may have seen random people with icons that are too close to the camera kissing Amazon's ass and defending their poor warehouse practices. Anyone under the age of 32 could see these were fake, but what we didn't know, was how far the rabbit hole went. Amazon's paid Twitter army was handpicked for their "great sense of humor" under a program codenamed "Veritas," internal company documents leaked to me reveal: https://t.co/3IdbJvdZxe— Ken Klippenstein (@kenklippenstein) March 31, 2021 The documents are a...