Inglewood_B
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VIBE;c-10099685 said:
Nah fam you can’t just be like “She didn’t say no tongue!” for a fake TV/movie kiss
Nah fam you can’t just be like “She didn’t say no tongue!” for a fake TV/movie kiss
Angeles1son85
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VIBE;c-10099685 said:
and no media gonna question her what does the kiss and grabbing got to do with each other i mean she did have a vest and the kiss was for the show
couple months back, I was watching a episode of a show called "one Mississippi" and in the episode a male boss jerks off infront of a female worker. out of nowhere, while at work. I was like "okay. wtf. why broads gotta exaggerate shit. ppl don't do that irl"...boy, was I wrong.
ppl are wierd
ppl are wierd
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The NFL is investigating an allegation that Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston groped a female Uber driver in March 2016.
NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy confirmed to ESPN's Jeff Darlington that the "allegation was shared with the NFL and we have reached out to Uber to request any information they may have."
The league's investigation was first reported Friday by BuzzFeed News, which viewed a letter it said was sent from NFL executive Lisa Friel to the Uber driver.
"The League has been informed that you may have been the victim of such a violation perpetrated by Tampa Bay Buccaneers player Jameis Winston," Friel wrote in the letter. "The league takes allegations of this nature very seriously and has opened an investigation into this matter."
NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy confirmed to ESPN's Jeff Darlington that the "allegation was shared with the NFL and we have reached out to Uber to request any information they may have."
The league's investigation was first reported Friday by BuzzFeed News, which viewed a letter it said was sent from NFL executive Lisa Friel to the Uber driver.
"The League has been informed that you may have been the victim of such a violation perpetrated by Tampa Bay Buccaneers player Jameis Winston," Friel wrote in the letter. "The league takes allegations of this nature very seriously and has opened an investigation into this matter."
Angeles1son85
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man next up is homer lol simpsons aint shit for doin a rerun of this episode
Ilike2get baked
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It's to the point where niggaz are gonna have to play it like Jerry Seinfeld did when he met Kesha...
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Angeles1son85;c-10100402 said:man next up is homer lol simpsons aint shit for doin a rerun of this episode
Classic episode
Inglewood_B
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Ilike2get baked;c-10100527 said:
With the step back curve lol
Classic white ppl logic. If he didnt admit to it, it didnt happen
https://twitter.com/NBCNews/status/931621949213761541?ref_src=twsrc^tfw">November
https://twitter.com/NBCNews/status/931621949213761541?ref_src=twsrc^tfw">November
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TheGOAT;c-10100281 said:
Somebody having a picture taken of them with someone groping or even pretending to grope them while they're sleep has the right to be upset about that. That's not misplaced anger. You admit the shit was in bad taste...so why should she not be upset about it?
black caesar
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Ben Affleck gets grilled by Colbert. He is mad as hell. LOL Fuck him. I didn't forget when he tried to get ol boy from PBS to cover up that his ancestors owned slaves.
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CAA Agent Cameron Mitchell Fired Following Sexual-Assault Lawsuit
CAA agent Cameron Mitchell is no longer employed by the company, the agency confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter on Friday.
Actress Demi Mann claimed Mitchell was her agent and that he sexually assaulted her on multiple occasions in the past six months. She said CAA's human-resources department ignored her report. She sued both Mitchell and the company on Thursday.
Mitchell represented Will Packer, Common, Terrence Howard, Gabrielle Union and Reginald Hudlin, among many other clients. He joined CAA in January 2013, coming from ICM Partners.
The mega-agency deviated from standard protocol to address the current situation, issuing a thorough statement on the situation despite a general policy of not commenting on pending litigation. While CAA maintains Mann was never a client, the agency confirms it investigated her allegations, spoke with her multiple times and suspended Mitchell, pending the completion of the investigation.
But, after Mann filed her lawsuit, CAA received new information that it didn't have during the investigation, and that led to Mitchell's departure.
"To the extent Mr. Mitchell formed a personal relationship with Ms. Mann, it was solely that, and outside the bounds of a professional relationship between CAA and Ms. Mann," reads the statement. "With respect to Ms. Mann’s specific accusations against CAA, the agency categorically denies them and will vigorously defend itself in the litigation."
Mitchell emphatically denies the allegations made in Mann's sexual-assault lawsuit, according to a detailed response from his reps that was sent to THR.
"Mitchell is adamant that the allegations are not only false, but egregious," said Jo-Ann Geffen in a Friday email. "Approximately two months ago, just two days after Mitchell communicated that he could no longer consider representation of Mann at CAA, she contacted HR at the agency with complaints against Mitchell. Mann’s allegations appear to be a calculated attempt to justify remaining in the U.S., as she is here on a temporary visa."
The agent also contends that CAA's investigation concluded that the charges were unfounded.
“In the current climate, it is not unexpected that there will be individuals willing to make unfounded complaints in an attempt to dig into deep pockets,” said Mitchell’s attorney, Stephen Larson, in a statement. “It is sad that Ms. Mann has chosen to take this path.”
Mann's attorney, Paul Philips, tells THR the contention that his client was never represented by CAA is contrary to both Mitchell's statements and actions and those of the agency's staff. He also denies that Mitchell ever told Mann that he was separating from his representation of her.
"Mr. Mitchell and CAA continued corresponding with Ms. Mann about meetings and entertainment projects right up until the day when she called CAA's Human Resources department to report Mr. Mitchell's unlawful conduct, at which point both Mr. Mitchell and CAA shamefully did their best to wash their hands of my client," wrote Philips in a Friday email. "This is not a case about anything other than a victim seeking what is right and what is just. It is clear from the position of our adversaries that it is also now a case of the industry machine deplorably guarding its status, and acting with all best efforts to silence a victim of sexual battery and gender-based violence."
CAA Agent Cameron Mitchell Fired Following Sexual-Assault Lawsuit
CAA agent Cameron Mitchell is no longer employed by the company, the agency confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter on Friday.
Actress Demi Mann claimed Mitchell was her agent and that he sexually assaulted her on multiple occasions in the past six months. She said CAA's human-resources department ignored her report. She sued both Mitchell and the company on Thursday.
Mitchell represented Will Packer, Common, Terrence Howard, Gabrielle Union and Reginald Hudlin, among many other clients. He joined CAA in January 2013, coming from ICM Partners.
The mega-agency deviated from standard protocol to address the current situation, issuing a thorough statement on the situation despite a general policy of not commenting on pending litigation. While CAA maintains Mann was never a client, the agency confirms it investigated her allegations, spoke with her multiple times and suspended Mitchell, pending the completion of the investigation.
But, after Mann filed her lawsuit, CAA received new information that it didn't have during the investigation, and that led to Mitchell's departure.
"To the extent Mr. Mitchell formed a personal relationship with Ms. Mann, it was solely that, and outside the bounds of a professional relationship between CAA and Ms. Mann," reads the statement. "With respect to Ms. Mann’s specific accusations against CAA, the agency categorically denies them and will vigorously defend itself in the litigation."
Mitchell emphatically denies the allegations made in Mann's sexual-assault lawsuit, according to a detailed response from his reps that was sent to THR.
"Mitchell is adamant that the allegations are not only false, but egregious," said Jo-Ann Geffen in a Friday email. "Approximately two months ago, just two days after Mitchell communicated that he could no longer consider representation of Mann at CAA, she contacted HR at the agency with complaints against Mitchell. Mann’s allegations appear to be a calculated attempt to justify remaining in the U.S., as she is here on a temporary visa."
The agent also contends that CAA's investigation concluded that the charges were unfounded.
“In the current climate, it is not unexpected that there will be individuals willing to make unfounded complaints in an attempt to dig into deep pockets,” said Mitchell’s attorney, Stephen Larson, in a statement. “It is sad that Ms. Mann has chosen to take this path.”
Mann's attorney, Paul Philips, tells THR the contention that his client was never represented by CAA is contrary to both Mitchell's statements and actions and those of the agency's staff. He also denies that Mitchell ever told Mann that he was separating from his representation of her.
"Mr. Mitchell and CAA continued corresponding with Ms. Mann about meetings and entertainment projects right up until the day when she called CAA's Human Resources department to report Mr. Mitchell's unlawful conduct, at which point both Mr. Mitchell and CAA shamefully did their best to wash their hands of my client," wrote Philips in a Friday email. "This is not a case about anything other than a victim seeking what is right and what is just. It is clear from the position of our adversaries that it is also now a case of the industry machine deplorably guarding its status, and acting with all best efforts to silence a victim of sexual battery and gender-based violence."
Angeles1son85
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black caesar;c-10100875 said:
shit was weird talkin about sexual harassment in his opening then brought out ben colbert a slick mf's " you wrote and produced it right" lmao knowing damn well harvey put him and damon in that movie
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