Where Is The Most Hated Man on the Internet’s Hunter Moore Now?

“Day Shift” almost made the list), there is an embarrassment of riches when it comes to new library titles on the streaming service.In August there’s something for everyone on Netflix, from Keanu Reeves as a paranormal detective (“Constantine”) to a controversial Tom Cruise classic (“Eyes Wide Shut”) to a 1980s favorite that only gets better with age (“Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”). Plus so much!If you’ve watched the new Netflix adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s “The Sandman,” you undoubtedly took notice of Jenna Coleman’s Johanna Constantine, a paranormal investigator.

Jennette McCurdy is getting support from an a fellow former Nickelodeon star.

If a third “Princess Diaries” movie ever happens, count Mandy Moore in.

Khloé Kardashian has welcomed her baby boy with ex Tristan Thompson, the reality tv personality and businesswoman is getting a pair of extra hands. According to E! News, the Kardashians star is “thrilled” with the family’s new addition because she “wanted this for so long.” As reported by the publication, an insider said it has been “a dream come true” for Kardashian and her 4-year-old daughter True Thompson. “They are all truly ecstatic about welcoming a new baby,” the source shares.

Julianne Moore wears a chic tiered dress for EBTH’s Gowns for Good Benefit held at Sage and Madison on Saturday afternoon (August 6) in Sag Harbor, New York.

Major milestone? Wendy Williams‘ personal life has become a topic of discussion after the talk show host claimed she walked down the aisle again.

Maren Morris is a GRAMMY-winning singer. Ryan Hurd's a hitmaker. Between them, they're an indelible force in country music.

Showtime has given a green light to half-hour comedy pilot Mason, from comedian Nathan Min (Joe Pera Talks To You), who also stars, Daniels (Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan), the team behind the box-office hit film Everything Everywhere All At Once, Oscar nominee Steven Yeun (Minari) and A24.

Viewers were introduced to Charlotte Laws in the latest true crime docuseries The Most Hated Man on the Internet. 

Titled after a 2012 Rolling Stone article that profiled the notorious internet troll Hunter Moore, Netflix’s three-part miniseries “The Most Hated Man on the Internet” is, surprisingly, not a hyperbolic statement. Recounting the rise and fall of Moore’s infamous IsAnyoneUp.com — a user-submitted revenge porn website that linked to social media accounts, doxxing people in the process — the closest corollary is, perhaps, Netflix’s own 2019 doc series “Don’t F**k with Cats.” Like that series (shares producers here), ‘Most Hated Man’ narrows in on how online culture spills out into the real world, often with malicious intent.