‘Tiger King’ star Carole Baskin is working on her own big cat documentary series

Tiger King star Carole Baskin has revealed she thought she was being “kidnapped” by fans asking for selfies.The Big Cat Rescue CEO told Metro in a new interview that she’s adopted a “fight or flight” mentality following the attention she received for appearing in Netflix docuseries Tiger King.“Being in a state of fight or flight kind of mode all the time is just a part of my life now,” Baskin said. “But the other day I was riding my bike home and a black SUV ran me off the road.

Antonio Ferme editorA year ago Saturday, Netflix launched the series “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness,” a fascinating character study filled with big cats, drugs, sex cults and some very questionable motives. Released at the beginning of an unprecedented quarantine lockdown, the seven-part documentary series quickly became one of the most talked-about shows in the world.

The brief life of actress Brittany Murphy will be placed under the microscope for a two-part docuseries, set to air on HBO Max.

Fans of The Tiger King, listen up – Louis Theroux is setting off on an exploration into Joe Exotic’s world a decade after first meeting him.

Netflix ’s hit documentary Tiger King: Murder, Madness and Mayhem had us hooked to our screens in 2020, and now Louis Theroux has revealed he’s making a new feature-length film about Joe Exotic, 10 years after first meeting the eccentric star. The presenter and documentary maker will return to Oklahoma for Louis Theroux: The Cult of Joe Exotic, which will air on BBC Two, to explore what has happened to Joe since their first meeting.

Tiger King star Joe Exotic.The pair originally met 10 years ago when Theroux was making America’s Most Dangerous Pets, and Theroux will now return to Oklahoma to explore what happened in the intervening years.Theroux is set to look back on his original documentary while commenting on unseen footage and exploring the current circumstances as Exotic is now in a Federal Prison.“This is one of those quintessentially American stories, taking place in the heartland of Oklahoma, with a cast of

Tiger King star Joe Exotic has revealed that he’s set to release a ‘tell-all’ memoir this year.After teasing an upcoming announcement earlier this week – “the cat will be out of the bag,” he said – full details of the new book have now been revealed.Tiger King: The Official Tell-All Memoir is set to be published by Simon & Schuster imprint Gallery Books in November.A description of the book on the publisher’s website reads: “In this no-holds-barred memoir, Joe pulls back the curtain on the man

A marriage can hit a rough patch when one of the spouses is behind bars, and that appears to be the case with “Tiger King” subject Joe Exotic and husband Dillon Passage.

a new trial.Disappointed after failing to get a pardon from ex-President Donald Trump, the reality star — whose real name is Joseph Maldonado-Passage — confirmed Tuesday that he had hired Phillips & Hunt.The firm previously represented the family of Don Lewis, the missing husband of Baskin, who Maldonado-Passage has repeatedly said fed her ex to tigers at her Big Cat Rescue in 1997.

 Tiger King star, who is currently serving a 22-year prison sentence for animal abuse charges and a murder-for-hire plot against his rival Carole Baskin, teased a “major announcement” yesterday (March 2).Today (March 3), it was announced that he now has new lawyers – John Phillips and Amy Hanna –  who plan to file a motion for a new trial in a federal court in Oklahoma once the appeals process wraps up.Phillips, who is based in Jacksonville, has previously represented former White House aide

Donald Trump.“This isn't our first rodeo, so to speak,” Phillips said.Maldonado-Passage had previously been represented by federal public defenders in the Oklahoma case.Phillips wouldn't say what arguments he plans to make in a motion for a new trial, but it will rely on footage, both aired and unaired, from the Netflix television series, “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness.” Statements from the TV series that could have helped Maldonado-Passage weren't presented to jurors during his trial,

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Tiger King star, who is currently serving a 22-year prison sentence for animal abuse charges and a murder-for-hire plot against his rival Carole Baskin, tweeted the news yesterday (March 1).“Major announcement will be made on Wednesday of this week. Every News station, radio, newspaper, and talk show will be talking about this.