Exclusives
Adam Manno
United States
Reporter with experience in breaking news and in-depth coverage.
United States
Reporter with experience in breaking news and in-depth coverage.
Exclusives
Former HBO Max executives say the streaming service has been left with few people of color to oversee its diverse slate of programming as Warner Bros. Discovery continues its ongoing corporate reshuffling.
In a TikTok posted on Oct. 24, convicted Fyre Festival fraudster Billy McFarland threatens a new business venture while standing in front of a whiteboard.
The showrunner for the doomed lesbian teen vampire drama First Kill is speaking out about Netflix's decision to cancel the show. The streaming service said the series didn't build a strong enough following after its eight episodes were released back in June.
LetsGetFr.ee promised a star-studded lineup curated by and for people of color in one of the most diverse places in the country.
Alex Totin, called festival CEO Sean Evans, and an accountant promptly forwarded a screenshot of a wire transfer for $20,000. Problem solved—or so Totin thought.
The manager of a North Charleston gas station who reported a group of anti-violence demonstrators to the police last month is no longer at that location, the company says.
Breaking News
The woman had worked at the S.C. House for several years at the time of her complaint, according to documents released to the City Paper.
The district told DailyMail.com that the teacher has been removed from the classroom and is facing termination due to her 'unacceptable' conduct.
Former Disney actor Orlando Brown fumbled his latest movie role on Thursday when he was arrested in Ohio for allegedly swinging at the director with multiple weapons. The That's So Raven actor, 35, was taken into custody just before 10.a.m Thursday.
Opinion/Essays
It makes sense that Fire Island, a new Hulu film about a group of friends on vacation in the titular gay mecca, is being championed as groundbreaking.
Speaking to The Daily Beast in her Manhattan home (duh), the ex-con defends Martin Shkreli, debates the meaning of "fraud," and vows to never let her kids become spoiled brats. Anna "Delvey" Sorokin has a soft spot for ambition gone awry.
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