Russell Brand is charged with sexual assault in the UK for incidents stemming back to 1999.
Joe Rogan pays our podcast a massive compliment—I think.
And there is evidence, circumstantial evidence, that Ryan Reynolds authored the infamous dragon text messages to Justin Baldoni. Here’s more from Candace Owens.
In the first installment of my new series Harvey Speaks, we look into the story of Miriam “Mimi” Haleyi, a former production assistant on The Weinstein Company’s Project Runway and one of the women who originally put Harvey Weinstein behind bars in New York. Here’s more from Candace Owens.
The Epstein files are supposed to drop today, the Tate brothers land in America, and I discuss my first phone call with Harvey Weinstein. Here’s more from Candace Owens.
This is the story of Sean Combs aka Diddy, and everything he’s accused of. Here’s more from Ray William Johnson.
The P. Diddy scandal keeps growing. Now, Jay-Z has been sued for allegedly sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl along with P. Diddy. Here’s more from Benny Johnson.
Photos capture a heated argument between Jennifer Lopez and P. Diddy the same night he’s charged with sexual assault against a 13-year-old girl. The newly unearthed photos show Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs and then-girlfriend Jennifer Lopez locked in a heated argument on the night he is now accused of raping a 13-year-old girl, DailyMail.com can reveal.
The music mogul and the singer, who famously dated from 1999 to 2001, were snapped attending a star-studded after party for the 2000 MTV VMAs in New York City, where they were later seen having a dramatic confrontation. The photos were taken at the now-defunct Lotus nightclub on September 7, 2000. This is the same evening a new lawsuit alleges Diddy sexually assaulted a girl in front of two unidentified celebrities. Here’s more from Popcorned Planet.
More than 120 victims have come forward to bring new civil suits against P. Diddy, AKA Sean Combs. The suits, some filed by minors, allege sexual abuse, sexual assault, trafficking and related charges. This follows Diddy’s arrest on charges of sex trafficking and racketeering.
Houston attorney Tony Buzbee announced he is representing the civil cases. Buzbee spoke at a press conference Tuesday. He did not identify the victims nor spell out their whereabouts, but he said the individual cases have all been vetted, and those cases deemed false or frivolous were dropped.
He also said he fully expects the number of plaintiffs to continue to rise. Here’s more from LiveNow with Fox.
This list just dropped showing more than 100 celebrities, politicians and members of the European royalty who attended parties hosted by P. Diddy. Hit pause to digest every name. Here’s the list from Renard.
A 12-year-old girl is dead, raped and murdered by two illegal aliens who were waved into the U.S. under President Biden’s intentional open borders policies.
Sara Carter reports on stories of illegal aliens attacking, killing, and sexually assaulting women in Georgia, Maryland, New York City and countless other communities around America. And none of it had to happen. She welcomes former ICE Director Tom Homan to the podcast, who says evidence is piling up every day that Biden’s deliberate weakness in border policy is emboldening cartels in their relentless efforts to traffic drugs and children into the U.S. Here’s more.
Many people are aware of Hollywood actor Robert DeNiro facing a scandal back in 1998 in France, involving sex with underage prostitutes at Saint-Tropez. De Niro was never charged in that case, nor did he go to trial.
Here, Jamie Dlux touches upon another instance in which DeNiro hired two convicted child sex criminals, while producing, directing and starring in the 1993 film A Bronx Tale. Again, DeNiro never faced charges in that case, but the man who taught him truck driving for the movie, Brian J. O’Neill, was convicted on 242 counts of rape, sodomy, assault and other charges involving children as young as three years old. One of those victims had been brought onto the set of DeNiro’s movie and also had stayed overnight at the home of a DeNiro employee.
The other convict, paralegal named Bruce Wisnefsky, was found guilty on 133 counts involving sex with two underage girls, forced to engage in sex by O’Neill. One of the girls testified, “It happened a couple of times a month. I had to do it or I was beaten.” Wifnessky submitted a set of alibi witnesses that included DeNiro as well as Balthazar Getty, the grandson of J. Paul Getty.
Former Senate aide Tara Reade, who credibly accused Joe Biden of sexual assault, unlike the sham that is the Trump-Stormy Daniels debacle, has moved to Russia seeking political asylum from the tentacles of the Biden Administration’s corrupt DOJ.
In an exclusive interview with Tucker Carlson, Reade says she’s become the subject of a sealed, potential indictment of a criminal investigation by the U.S. government.
But Reade says her crime was not shutting up. “I kept pushing for an investigation,” she says. “It’s never been litigated or investigated. All they did was pay money to have the media do hit pieces on me.” More with Reade and Carlson.
We’ve learned quite a bit the past few days about Brian Peck, the Nickelodeon drama coach who also was a closeted pedophile. Now, following the broadcast debut of the documentary series Quiet On The Set: The Dark Side of Kids’ TV, we’re learning that Peck wasn’t the only pedophile to use Nickelodeon as a prime place to pick up and molest kids.
Witness the case of Justin Smith, a Nickelodeon post-production editor, who tried to hook up with what he thought was a 13-year-old girl named Carly. Instead, he landed on an episode of Chris Hansen’s classic TV show To Catch A Predator. Smith eluded jail time, but was fired by Nickelodeon, and also landed on five years of probation. Ever since, he has had to register as a sex offender.
Here, Natly Denise discusses how child actors at Nickelodeon were systematically groomed so they could be exploited by fiends like Peck, Smith and Dan Schneider. It’s obvious why so many pedophiles gravitated toward Nickelodeon. But why didn’t the network do more to safeguard the children working there? You cannot look the other way, time and time again, and claim you were proactive in protecting these kids.
