Yeah, even if it’s legit, it’s clumsily done.  Someone needs to fire their PR team.

It should be noted that none of the dancers signed their names on this statement, making it unclear who wrote it. This may be public relations maneuvering to counter the damning lawsuit that threatens the singer’s body-positive image.

The guy made over $30M in his NFL career. What the hell did he do with all that money?

Soooooooo you had a divorce, of course of course, and no one enjoys a divorce, of course

“But he made millions!”
“He should have known!”
“He’s ungrateful!”

Try caring for your super-Alzheimer’s parent without one.

“Michael got every dime, every dime he had coming,” Randall Fishman, one of the couple’s lawyers, said. “They don’t need his money,” added Steve Farese, another representative for the couple. “They’ve never needed his money. Mr. Tuohy sold his company for $220 million.”

I’m firmly in the camp that the Touhys didn’t do anything blatantly wrong, but they still sound like assholes and I don’t mind seeing them get dragged through the mud. 

After this and the Britney Spears debacle, I think conservatorships are something that are in need of major reforms. They are supposed to be very temporary, like when an adult family member is in a coma or is incompetent. But controlling an adults money simply because they make bad decisions or might be a mess…

The quotes from Oher’s book certainly suggest that he might have known prior to February 2023 - or at least whoever helped him with the book knew.

What, you’ve never known one of those “somebody stop me” guys? You know, those tough guys who are always threatening people, but only when their friends are around to “restrain” them.

Winning an award for a “mid movie” is literally what the Oscars is all about. Any time someone wins an Oscar for a legitimately “great movie,” it’s an exception to the rule.

She shouldn’t do that either. It’s not her job to cover any money Tuohy scammed.  She has zero responsibility in any of this mess.

Tom Sandoval has reaped financial rewards, and as he’s filming the new season, he still is.

You mean some scenes in Bohemian Rhapsody were maybe exagerrated?

scandal/drama aside, aren’t most biopics exaggerated and nowhere close to being accurately portrayed?

It’s really hilarious to think you are owed some type of compensation for a truly horrendous thing you did. There’s a reason most criminals aren’t allowed to write books about their crimes post-sentencing. I’m not saying she’s a criminal (only criminally stupid), but the comparison is apt. You don’t get to reap the…

She didn’t deserve the Oscar that year, but that’s besides the point. She is not under any obligation to return the award, which she won for her portrayal of a character based on a real life person. What we’ve learned about Leigh Anne Tuohy and the story is irrelevant.

And a proud proclamation of No Wrongdoing.

25 cent checks coming to HP customers.