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I cover Hollywood for the @LATimes. My dog is named Riggins. And I'm the author of the @nytimes best seller 'Bachelor Nation': https://t.co/OU1TlQcBoE
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Jun 30, 2022 12 tweets 5 min read
For the past four months, @megjamesLAT and I immersed ourselves in the world of Randall Emmett. The journey of working on this investigation was unlike any experience I've ever had in journalism. 🧵latimes.com/entertainment-… So why review thousands of emails, texts, contracts & lawsuits involving a producer arguably less known for his films than being on "Vanderpump Rules"? Bc the story is bigger than just him. This kind of alleged behavior is still going on in Hlywd, even post-Weinstein, Rudin, etc
Apr 7, 2020 31 tweets 11 min read
I have an important quarantine love story to share. Please follow along. (THREAD) On March 23rd, my roommate @MonaghanShelby matched with a guy named Wes on @bumble. They started talking on the phone pretty quickly.
Oct 30, 2019 7 tweets 3 min read
THREAD: In a new Rolling Stone interview, David Simon attacks the LA Times' 2018 story on James Franco by insinuating we reported the story on the actor because we were aware "that the lion’s share of the real, aggressive, meaningful reporting on this stuff..." "...had been done by The New Yorker and The New York Times. They were the ones who were delivering real, solid, fundamental journalism, about real offenders who were using their positions to obtain sex, and misusing women in that fundamental way."
May 7, 2019 32 tweets 10 min read
OK, #BachelorNation, the guys competing for @AlabamaHannah's heart are up, which means it's time for my favorite game: Parsing their bios! Brian, 30, is a math teacher who teaches "at the same high school he attended" in Louisville, Kentucky. He is also a "pun and sarcasm enthusiast."
Sep 6, 2018 10 tweets 3 min read
Breaking: Two weeks ago, @20thcenturyfox deleted a scene from "The Predator" featuring a registered sex offender, Steven Wilder Striegel. Striegel was cast by his longtime friend, director Shane Black, who has put the actor in three of his films. latimes.com/entertainment/… Fox decided to delete the scene after being informed of Striegel's background by actress @oliviamunn, who was in the scene with him. Fox says it ​was not aware that Striegel was a sex offender when he was hired, but Black ​acknowledges he was.