investigation by TheWrap to accuse the Palestinian journalist of abusing their trust by turning professional situations into sexualized encounters, including a former assistant who said that Asi showed her pornography at work and kissed her on the lips without her consent. A spokesperson for the HFPA — which has been under fire for much of the last year amid accusations of corruption, racism and self-dealing that prompted NBC to back out of televising the Globes last month — said that the organization sent the information provided by TheWrap to an outside law firm for review, citing the group’s “intolerance for any type of discrimination or harassment.”“The HFPA takes any and all allegations very seriously and does not condone any type of inappropriate misconduct or behavior,” the spokesperson said.
Pregnant Bride RUINS 32 Wedding Dresses In COSTLY Rampage After Store Refused To Give Back $550 Deposit!
14.01.2022 - 18:33 / perezhilton.com
OMG! Remind us never to mess with this momma-to-be!!
A pregnant bride was so mad when a bridal store refused to give back her $550 deposit that she destroyed $11,000 worth of gowns!!
According to local Chinese reports, a woman booked a wedding package worth 8000 yuan ($1,260) from a Jiangjin District bridal company in April 2021. She was supposed to get married on October 5 but found out she was pregnant in August. At that time, she asked to postpone the wedding, which the company was fine with.
Cut to November and she returned to the store to ask for a cancelation altogether. Unfortunately, the store refused to return her deposit, though they did say she could use it for the baby’s 100th-day celebration, a traditional milestone in Chinese culture. The woman accepted the offer but then changed her mind later. On January 9, she arrived at the store with scissors and methodically snipped a hole in 32 gowns!!
Related: The Top 6 WILDEST Celebrity Proposal Stories We’ve Heard So Far!
You have to see this:
According to reports, the employee (who was filming) tried to talk the customer out of her rampage, explaining that the gowns were WAY more expensive than her deposit, but the frustrated customer replied:
Whaaat?!?
That’s not even the oddest part. Once finished cutting the dresses, the woman sat and waited for the police to arrive. Huh…
She later apologized. After a negotiation, her husband-to-be agreed to pay the store 60,000 yuan ($9,400), but the manager has yet to receive any money. So far, comments have been pretty divided on social media, with some taking pity on the woman, claiming her pregnancy hormones could be affecting her decision-making. What do U think, Perezcious readers?! Let us know (below)!
[Image via
Gardeners warned 'think twice' before buying common plant after it causes £100k damage
Gardeners have been warned to 'think twice' before putting a common plant in their gardens, after it caused over £100k worth of damage.
‘Moonfall’ Premiere Scaled Back to Poolside Party at Roland Emmerich’s Los Angeles Home
Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorThe Hollywood premiere of Roland Emmerich’s “Moonfall” was supposed to be for 1,200 people in Westwood. Streets around the Regency theaters were to going to be shut down for an expansive red carpet and after party.But then omicron came along.
‘After Yang’ Trailer: Colin Farrell Stars in A24 and Kogonada’s Acclaimed Sci-Fi Fable
Wilson Chapman editorA24 has released the official trailer for “After Yang,” the sophomore feature of “Columbus” filmmaker Kogonada, releasing in theaters on March 4.Based on the short story “Saying Goodbye to Yang” by Alexander Weinstein, “After Yang” is set in a world where robots are purchased as live-in babysitters for children. Married couple Jake (Colin Farrell) and Kyra (Jodie Turner-Smith) purchase Yang (Justin H.
Katie McGlynn sends fans into a frenzy as she teases debut album after Corrie and Hollyoaks
Katie McGlynn is currently showing a different side to her acting talents as Becky Quentin in Hollyoaks.
‘Masters Of The Universe’ reboot casts ‘West Side Story’ star Kyle Allen as He-Man
West Side Story‘s Kyle Allen has been cast as He-Man in the upcoming Masters Of The Universe reboot.Producer Mattel Studios and Netflix made the announcement yesterday (January 28), revealing that Allen will take up the sword in the long-delayed live-action adaptation of the ’80s cartoon series.According to Variety, Allen will play an orphan named Adam who discovers he is a prince destined to be the saviour of a faraway land. He must quickly learn of his power and the importance of saving his true home from an evil force.Masters Of The Universe is set to be directed and co-written by The Nee Brothers (The Lost City and Band Of Robbers).
Man held after ‘crashing into Taylor Swift’s building and trying to get inside’
Video: CCTV shows callous knifeman run from Wolverhampton flat moments after killing friend (Birmingham Mail)Watch The dramatic moment a reckless driver just misses three children on a zebra crossingCCTV shows moment woman was kidnapped before falling from van at 60mphEasyJet issues warning to holidaymakers heading to Spanish islandsPolice Outside The House In StechfordAzad Konor Who Was The Victim Of An Attack In AstonAlison Hammond makes personal confession on This MorningJames Wong owner of Chung Ying Cantonese takes us on a tour around Day In Chinese supermarket at The Arcadian during preparations for Chinese New YearUniversal Credit 2022 change explainedUniversal Credit could be scrapped and everyone given £163. 50 a week - at a glanceDerby man with 129 kids reveals his procedure for helping families with fertility issuesGMB goes to ad break after heated debate over cancel cultureThe spokesperson could not confirm reports that Mank told officers he would not leave until he met the pop superstar.
‘Silver Bird and Rainbow Fish’ Director Lei Lei Explores His Identity Through His Family’s Past
Marta Balaga Coming back to Rotterdam Film Festival where he presented his short “A Bright Summer Day” only two years ago, Chinese director Lei Lei is ready to expand his audience, he tells Variety. Combining audio narration with animation and archive footage, in “Silver Bird and Rainbow Fish” – sold internationally by Asian Shadows and previously known as “Ningdu” – he creates a personal collage about his family’s – and China’s – turbulent past, with clay puppet heads obscuring faces in faded photographs.“I have been using old photographs in my previous films too, but this time, I didn’t want them to convey too much information.
