YouTuber @jamescharles is facing another threat to his beauty empire.
Former producer and creative director, Kelly Rocklein, spoke to Insider about her lawsuit against him that alleges wrongful termination, disability discrimination, and more.👇 businessinsider.com/james-charles-…
Rocklein worked for James Charles for about six months in 2018.
During Rocklein’s tenure working for James Charles, she said she was given a raise of $6,000 a month — roughly a $72,000 salary, which Charles confirms in his May 10 video.
In addition to her working more than 80 hours a week without overtime pay, according to Rocklein and her complaint, she told Insider that Charles seemed “incredibly unprofessional.” businessinsider.com/james-charles-…
Less than a week before Rocklein was fired, she told Insider Charles surprised her with a Louis Vuitton necklace.
A few days later on September 4, 2018, Rocklein went to the ER after fainting at a nail salon she went to with Charles.
The complaint says her “hospitalization caused her to miss time at work and caused delays in her meeting video production goals.” businessinsider.com/james-charles-…
On September 19, 2018, Rocklein said Charles called her over for a personal meeting.
According to the complaint, Charles “callously informed her that she was being terminated due to poor performance.” businessinsider.com/james-charles-…
Initially, rather than settle, Charles' legal team moved to uphold the arbitration clause in Rocklein's employment contract, according to court documents reviewed by Insider.
Amber Lucas spent a lot of last year reevaluating her life.
The most important thing she had to change was the type of guys she dated. She said most of them were emotionally immature and financially irresponsible. ⬇️
🎶 In 2020, @MileyCyrus released "Midnight Sky," and her team turned to a new set of tastemakers — #TikTok#influencers as insiders who should get early access to hear the track.
Since then, the music industry has doubled down on TikTok.
In partnership with @tiktok_us , it held two listening sessions over Zoom with around 15 creators, sharing snippets of Cyrus' unreleased songs and discussing different ways that the influencers could incorporate "Midnight Sky" into trends.
While Christianity's general narrative around sex work is one of repentance and forgiveness, devout communities can often be intolerant of those who continue to make adult content.
It began when a Redditor shared a story about two office cats, Jorts and Jean.
His opinion that Jorts was not as smart as Jean had upset his coworker Pam. She even accused him of "perpetuating ethnic stereotypes by saying orange cats are dumb."
TikTok users seem to love videos about narcissistic family members.
However, if misinformation spreads, experts worry it may end up doing real victims a disservice. Here’s what they told Insider.👇 businessinsider.com/mother-in-law-…
.@ItsJuliannaHere’s viral video, for example, adopts the role of a "narcissistic mother-in-law", playing on stereotypical toxic characteristics like hyper-criticism, jealousy, and sabotage. businessinsider.com/mother-in-law-…
Sharing of experiences like these can be a good way to support victims by helping others spot red flags at an early stage.
On June 10, 2016, YouTuber and singer Christina Grimmie was shot and killed by a fan after a show at the Plaza Live Theatre in Orlando, Florida. She was an up-and-coming artist on the rise to mainstream music fame.
Many people have compared Christina’s killing to the murders of music star Selena Quintanilla and actress Rebecca Schaeffer, both of whom were killed by fans.
Christina’s killer, Kevin James Loibl, shot himself and died by suicide on the scene.