You reap what you sow. #vidcon should know who you are & what you’ve done to people like me. Enough w the lies, the twisting of facts, the doxxing, the playing victim. @VidCon take a hint for next year - we have all had enough of Taylor Lorenz.
Go follow @CelinaSpookyBoo • It’s not her fault Taylor Lorenz likely scared everyone away from her panel @ #vidcon An embarrassed Lorenz then diminishes Celina’s successful career by gaslighting ppl into thinking Celina has a “smaller fan base”. She has 27M+ #TaylorLorenzIsALiar
.@CelinaSpookyBoo drew a crowd at #vidcon today. And I’m not being sarcastic today. Wonder what excuse Taylor Lorenz will make now.
.@toxicmaleclips went to the Taylor Lorenz misinformation panel so we didn’t have to.
Fraser Bohm, 20, was driving on PCH in Malibu when he crashed. Four Pepperdine students tragically died. He was sober. No drugs, no alcohol. No prior criminal record.
Days later—L.A. DA George Gascon charged him with second-degree murder.
That’s not normal.
Bohm’s team combed through years of fatal crashes on the same stretch of highway. Drivers who were drunk, high, speeding, even fleeing scenes—none of them were charged with murder.
Many got lesser charges. Some? No charges at all. Remember Caitlyn Jenner?
The Hollywood Reporter tries to both-sides the Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni ordeal—while casually smearing an entire religion.
I’m sorry, you can’t accuse someone of SH bc they gave you the ick. 🧵👇🏽
THR suggests the entire controversy might be just a cultural misunderstanding. That Baldoni’s alleged behavior was simply a clash between his Baha’i faith and Hollywood’s post-MeToo workplace norms.
“Could everything that went wrong with the movie actually have been one big cultural misunderstanding?”
🤔
The piece spends an absurd amount of time dissecting Baldoni’s religion—implying his faith is somehow central to the legal battle. Yet Lively’s lawsuit doesn’t mention Baha’i at all.
🚨 Screenshots are being circulated alleging that multiple actresses on It Ends With Us filed HR complaints against Justin Baldoni and that this is Blake Lively's smoking gun.
But let’s actually THINK for a second—because some things aren’t adding up besties. 🧵⬇️
1️⃣ WHAT THE SCREENSHOTS ACTUALLY SAY
The circulating screenshots claim that Sony received additional HR complaints against Baldoni from other actresses on set (possibly Jenny Slate or Isabela Ferrer).
🚨 That’s it. That’s the whole big reveal. 🚨
But let’s ask the obvious questions:
WHERE WERE THESE COMPLAINTS BEFORE?
- Are they even real?
- If they are real, why weren’t they referenced in the CRD or Blake’s lawsuit?
- If multiple people filed complaints before the lawsuit, wouldn’t that have been major evidence in Blake’s case?
Why weren’t these included to bolster her claims?
The math isn’t mathing. 🤨
2️⃣ THIS DIRECTLY CONTRADICTS BRYAN FREEDMAN’S STATEMENT.
Baldoni’s attorney, Bryan Freedman, went on record saying:
🗣️ “Well, remember that there was actually no allegation of sexual harassment until the lawsuit was filed.”
So either:
❌ Freedman lied publicly (unlikely), or
❌ These complaints weren’t filed until AFTER the CRD, meaning they don’t prove anything about Baldoni’s conduct during filming.
If these existed before the lawsuit, why would Freedman be this bold about saying there were no complaints? You think he’d risk that if there was actual documented proof out there?
Let me get this straight…Ashley St. Clair had people running defense for her over a “mean girl” comment—secretly pregnant with Elon’s kid. Now she’s doing a PR tour from a $40K/mo apartment, publicly begging for a response?
The power trip was real. The fall-off is even funnier.