Bridget Phetasy breaks down the U.S. Supreme Court Hecox ruling, upholding states’ rights to ban biological males from competing in women’s sports — and somehow it took nine justices, two lawsuits, and six months to confirm that girls are girls.
Also: Supergirl bombed so hard even the pirates didn’t bother, and Armie Hammer makes a comeback in a role only an aspiring cannibal could pull off. Here’s more in a new edition of Phetasy’s Dumpster Fire.
Riss Flex reports that more scandalous behavior in Hollywood has surfaced, including one celebrity with a direct tie to the Armand Hammer family.
Flex says Kristin Chenoweth, who recently revealed she narrowly escaped being one of the victims in the Oklahoma Girl Scout murders in 1977, was closely connected to actor Seth Green, who was outed by the late Isaac Kappy for his involvement in child sex trafficking. Flex says Chenoweth also had a close relationship with the Bush family, who along with the Carter and Reagan administrations were implicated in the in the Call-Boy Ring scandal of the 1970s and 1980s.
Meanwhile, actor Armie Hammer and his iconic family are now the subjects of a true crime movie special, involving five generations of scandal, including cannibalism and rape. Armie was the grandson of oil tycoon Armand Hammer, known for his close ties to the Communist Soviet Union. The family also founded the Communist Party of New York. Says Flex, “Unfortunately, they’re making it like a Hollywood spectacular, where people can associate this stuff as scandals of the past. But everyone associated with this are still walking free.” Here’s her report.
