‘Fake Famous’ Trailer: New HBO Doc Tackles Influencer Culture & What It Takes To Create A Social Media Star

link!Sadly, the charity has cited a number of puppy deaths at their new homes and new owners having to pay for expensive veterinary treatment.To help fight that, the SSPCA is asking people to sign up to their ‘assured puppy breeder scheme’.Gilly Mendes Ferreira from the charity told us: “Now, more than ever, we need to provide assurance for the public that they are buying from responsible breeders.“The general public can view members of the scheme through our ‘say no to puppy dealers’ website

Also Read: Kate Winslet Now Regrets Working With Woody Allen and Roman Polanski: 'What the F- Was I Doing?'Allen, who was never charged with a crime after two separate police investigations, has repeatedly denied Dylan’s accusations that he molested her in the early ’90s when she was 7, and in his memoir “Apropos of Nothing,” he said that Farrow had an “Ahab-like quest” for revenge after he left her for Previn.

Bastille‘s new film ReOrchestrated has just been released via Amazon Music – check it out below.The film, a music doc described as “a bracingly honest journey through their work to rearrange some of their biggest hits, including Pompeii, Quarter Past Midnight, Another Place, and Warmth” will be released next week.ReOrchestrated will put to the screen the band’s attempt to reprise several of their songs across three albums with a 20-piece orchestra and choir.“I’ve always been really

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentSpeaking to Variety from his home in London, Asa Butterfield – on a short break from filming Season 3 of “Sex Education,” before returning to South Wales, where the Netflix comedy shoots – expresses his gratitude for being able to work during the pandemic.Filming was meant to begin in spring, but – thanks to you-know-what – was pushed back to autumn.

His honest take. Matt James opened up about the controversy surrounding Bachelor contestant Rachael Kirkconnell as rumors about her beliefs spread on social media.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVFor journalist Nick Bilton’s first film, he didn’t want to just document the world of social media influencers, he wanted to influence it himself.

When producers of reality TV are looking to reframe the narratives around their project from "trash" to "substance," a common tactic is to refer to the show as a "social experiment." Jeff Probst does it all the time on Survivor. Ashton Kutcher went so far as to deem a little show called Beauty and the Geek "the ultimate social experiment." It's a strategy Nick Bilton, a longtime journalist making his directing debut, uses repeatedly on HBO's Fake Famous.

HBO Max documentary, which premieres on Tuesday. The yearlong social experiment follows veteran technology journalist Nick Bilton as he attempts to turn three 20-somethings with small social-media followings into bona fide Instagram influencers. “When you look on Instagram, there are over 140 million people who have over 100,000 followers,” Bilton told The Post.

It’s a perfect day for a birthday celebration!

New York City has suspended subway service to all outdoor stations and set a fully remote day of school for Tuesday due to the worst blizzard to hit the area since 2016.

The day has finally arrived. Beginning at 8 pm ET on January 30, Lifetime and  Wendy Williams will air her side of the story in her explosive divorce with Kevin Hunter. Wendy Williams: The Movie will air before the talk show host’s tell-all documentary What A Mess! — a real-life look back at the couple’s messy split. Wendy filed for divorce in April of 2019, and by January of 2020, their divorce was finalized.

downplayed the coronavirus several times, calling it "God's way of thinning the herd." Now, though, she's claiming to be the "victim" of "cancel culture."While appearing on "The Real Housewives of Orange County" reunion on Jan. 27, Kelly was asked about the time she referred to protesters as "looters.""Listen, I don't have anything with protesting …Peaceful protests — I'm all about it," she said.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer“Phobias,” a group-directed genre title about our worst fears, has sold North American distribution rights to Vertical Entertainment.The anthology film features the directorial debuts of three women — Jess Varley, Maritte Go, and actor Camilla Belle. They’re joined by Chris von Hoffman (“Monster Party”) and Joe Sill (“Stray”).The film follows five dangerous patients at a government testing facility, all suffering from extreme phobias.

WarnerMedia has picked up the intimate, sexually themed New Zealand-made documentary There is No I in Threesome. The film will have its world premiere at the WarnerMedia Lodge at the Sundance Film Festival this weekend, followed by a streaming release on Feb.

Kenan Thompson has a new show coming up, and this time it won’t start off with the phrase, “Live from New York, it’s Saturday night!”

TikTok star Nathan Evans has gone from postman to Polydor in a very short amount of time.

about how he believes “dominant online platforms have contributed to and stoked the conditions for a crisis of hate, a crisis of health and a crisis of truth.” On January 6, . In the attack, people were injured, killed, and high-ranking politicians' lives were threatened.

Megan McKenna was spotted this week sporting a blunt full fringe on her Instagram stories, and the reality star looked completely different. Posting to her social media page, the star posed in a white towel with her hair scraped back in a ponytail.