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Crystal Hefner reveals how a Playboy photographer allegedly supplied Jeffrey Epstein with photos of young women and even sent him information about a drug linked to memory loss and loss of free will. Crystal Hefner revealed that a photographer who shot her Playboy cover was reportedly mentioned more than 600 times in the Epstein files, and what she discovered about his connections left her stunned. She explained that the photographer, Antoine Verglas, had worked with Playboy for over 20 years and also photographed other Playmates, including Carrie Otis. According to her, he was providing Jeffrey Epstein with photographs of young women, almost like a catalog. She also alleged that Verglas sent Epstein information about scopolamine, a drug associated with memory loss and extreme suggestibility. She questioned why someone connected to Donald and Melania Trump was sharing information about such a drug with Epstein. Crystal also connected the photographer to Victoria’s Secret and its former owner, Les Wexner, whose name has appeared in the Epstein files. The conversation then turned to a former Playmate who claimed she was trafficked to Epstein and said Hugh Hefner contacted the FBI in 2005 after she reported what happened. But Crystal said she requested FBI records, even submitting Hefner’s death certificate, and found no record of such a phone call. Her conclusion about Hefner was particularly blunt: “Hef was his own Epstein. He was like an open Epstein.” She went on to argue that Playboy helped normalize the objectification of women and paved the way for powerful men to exploit them. The photographer, Epstein, Playboy and Victoria’s Secret connections are all discussed in this conversation.
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My mum said she went to Texas for Halloween last night, dressed up, celebrated everything that came with it, and she’s still showing up in church this morning to worship God. Now I’m genuinely curious. How do Christians draw the line between participating in Halloween celebrations and upholding the values of their faith? Is it just harmless fun, or is there a contradiction worth discussing? I’d love to hear different perspectives.
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Kim Kardashian Says No Amount of Wealth Can Escape Mom Chaos “I get up really early, my morning workout really is my... I don't want to say therapy session, because it's not like I'm really communicating things, but even if I'm quiet and I'm in my zone, that's my mental health check every morning” “I love my workout. It keeps me sane. I can't say that enough. That's my time in the morning. Then... as soon as everyone starts to get up for school, the madness happens. And it's about two hours of madness from getting four kids ready in the morning, fed, out the door, onto school. “I drop off school every day. And then I have a little bit of time, I'd say about 20 minutes, driving back where I just blast my music.I don't take any calls. That's my alone time. I love it. And then I get to the house and I start my full workday, and I'm committed and focused. “And then the madness of bath time, bed time, dinner time and once four babies are asleep, and I just cherish that time at night when everyone's asleep and I can watch whatever show I want and just have some alone time. So I do take the time for myself. I think it's really important.”
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Justin Bieber's partying and drug speculation, his link-up with Ray J and the cheating scandal involving his former pastor Carl Lentz. Justin has been spotted partying, drinking Hennessy and sharing videos of himself out at clubs. Some people believe his recent behaviour resembles his old lifestyle, especially considering how difficult things reportedly got for him before his Coachella performance. But his link-up with Ray J is what makes the conversation even more interesting. The commentator questions why Justin is hanging out with Ray J, brings up allegations about his alleged drug use and discusses a disturbing livestream involving whippets. The conversation then turns to speculation about possible drug use surrounding Justin, although none of these allegations have been confirmed. And remember Carl Lentz, the former Hillsong pastor Justin was once extremely close to? Carl reportedly revealed that Justin and Hailey withdrew their offer to let his family stay in their New York apartment after his affair came to light. He claims they were given just 24 hours to leave. Carl also opens up about the humiliation and emotional impact of his infidelity on his family.
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Gerry Rich reveals how the original Iron Man presentation at Comic-Con turned skeptics into believers. Dan Murrell: “There has to have been a little bit of nervousness because you are in front of an audience that, if things don’t go well, you’re dead. You’re dead a year before the movie comes out.” Gerry Rich: “There was a lot of cynicism about Iron Man going into it. It was a lesser-known character. And there was a lot of skepticism as to whether Robert Downey Jr. could play that character.” “And also with Favreau, he wasn’t known to be necessarily that big-budget scope and scale guy.” “There was just no question once we saw footage from the movie that we had something that was going to be a sensation.” “What I remember is being behind the curtain with Favreau and Downey and Kevin Feige, and feeling this palpable anticipation.” “There’s still that sigh of relief once you hear everybody going crazy for what they saw.” “Everyone in that room became our ambassadors and our champions and elevated the film into the stratosphere from that point on.”
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Evan Rachel Wood opens up about her alleged grooming and abusive relationship with Marilyn Manson, revealing how he approached her when she was just 18 and he was 37 and married to Dita Von Teese. She says Manson approached her at a party, telling her she reminded him of Alice in Wonderland and that he was working on a film about Lewis Carroll. He asked for her number, and she initially believed he was simply interested in working with her. Wood describes how he presented himself as shy, intelligent and misunderstood, showering her with compliments and affection. Looking back, she describes the attention as love bombing. She later accused Manson of grooming, sexual assault, physical abuse and psychological abuse during their relationship. She also recalls being a lonely, painfully shy teenager who never imagined he was romantically interested in her. Manson has denied the allegations.
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Audience Member PUTS JD Vance ON THE SPOT: “Why Do I Have to Be a Christian to Prove I Love America?” — Then Challenges His Immigration Policies Questioner: I’m not even Christian, and I’m here standing to support you. Why are we making Christianity one of the major things you have to have in common to be one of you guys? I love America just as much as you do. Why do I have to be a Christian to prove that? You have a Hindu wife and children. How do you balance different religious beliefs in your own family? You made us spend our youth and wealth in this country and gave us a dream. We worked hard for it. How can you now say there are too many of us and tell us we don’t belong here anymore? JD Vance: If the United States passed a law and made a promise to somebody, the United States of course has to honor that promise. Questioner: But you’re pushing policies that hurt us, and they’re not even solving the problems. These policies are just creating chaos.
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Jeffrey Epstein’s victim, Marina Lacerda reveals he tried to bring her younger sister in too Bryce Crawford: "How long were you interacting and working for Jeffrey Epstein?"  Marina Lacerda: "So from what I remember, um, I was with—I was working or, I guess, with him from the ages of 14 until 17. So it was 2002 until 2005."  Bryce Crawford: "And then he just got—you said he just got tired of you and that's what ended it, or?"  Marina Lacerda: "Well, eventually he was like, 'Hey,' he's like, 'How about you bring your sister?' And I was like, 'No. Absolutely not. Like, I, like, my little sister for me was like, my, like…"  Bryce Crawford: "Yeah, you just wanted to protect her."  Marina Lacerda: "Yeah, that's like my little daughter, you know? And I was like, 'No.' And he's like, 'Well,' he's like, you got to bring me somebody.' He's like, 'I'm, like, getting bored of you.' And I'm like, 'I'm not bringing anybody here.' I'm like, 'I'm embarrassed of this. This is super embarrassing.
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Danny McBride reveals why becoming a father changed the kind of childhood he wanted for his kids. Danny McBride: “Once I had kids, I just knew that there were going to be certain things that they wouldn’t be exposed to that I just thought would be useful for them to be exposed to.” “We were sitting in this bar just having a drink, kind of like writing down on a napkin the pluses and minuses.” “There was like a group of probably 10 kids, probably between the ages of 7 and 15 on skateboards and bikes and jean shorts, no shirts, carrying fishing poles, not a parent in sight.” “I was like, ‘Yeah, we got to move here.’”
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“Why do I have to be a Christian to prove that I love America?” An audience member puts JD Vance on the spot, questioning why Christianity is being treated as a defining part of American identity while also challenging his immigration policies. QUESTIONER: “I'm not even Christian, and I'm here standing to support. Why are we making Christianity one of the major things you have to have in common to be one of you guys?” QUESTIONER: “I love America just as much as you do. Why is that still a question? Why do I have to be a Christian?” The questioner also points to Vance's Hindu wife and their children, asking how he balances different religious beliefs within his own family. Then the exchange turns to immigration: QUESTIONER: “You made us spend our youth, our wealth in this country and gave us a dream. We have worked hard for it. How can you now say we have too many of us and tell us we don't belong here anymore?” JD VANCE: “If the United States passed a law and made a promise to somebody, the United States of course has to honor that promise.” QUESTIONER: “But you are pushing out policies that hurt us, and these policies are not even solving the problems. These policies are just creating chaos.” Vance attempts to continue his response, while the questioner presses him on the impact of those policies on people who came to the country legally.
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CLAVICULAR, THE VIRAL LOOKSMAXXING STREAMER, CLAIMS MOST AMERICAN WOMEN WOULD CHOOSE A WEALTHY MAN OVER A MAN THEY GENUINELY LOVE Arguing that money, expensive gifts, and luxury lifestyles give wealthy men an advantage in dating. He reveals that he sometimes sleeps with a different woman every night, admits that committing to one woman is difficult because of his career, and claims that having multiple sexual partners can damage a person’s ability to form lasting emotional connections. He says this applies to both men and women.
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Why were Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande so affectionate during the Wicked press tour? Their unusually close moments have people questioning their friendship, and now Cynthia is responding to the backlash. Cynthia Erivo says she finds it strange that people turned into amateur psychologists to analyze her friendship with Ariana Grande. Their emotional interactions, constant hand-holding, and affectionate moments during the Wicked press tour became a major talking point online. But not everyone agrees with Cynthia’s perspective. During a discussion about her comments, one commentator argued that the two were doing a little too much, questioning why their friendship had to be so physically affectionate. Were people simply overanalyzing two close friends, or was their public display of affection genuinely unusual?
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Nikki Glaser compares having children to doing heroin then opens up about the sadness of possibly never becoming a mother. Kylie Kelce: “Um now the last clip is uh you explaining your decision to potentially not have kids using one of the funniest analogies I've ever heard.” Nikki Glaser: “I’m never going to have kids, but I’m also never going to do heroin. And I hear that that’s actually better than kids. A lot of people leave behind their kids to go do more heroin. And I’m turning down that every day. Then what’s the harm?” “I’m 42 now, and it’s like the window, the door is closed. I didn’t freeze my eggs. It’s done.” She says she’s open to adoption, but accepting that she may never have biological children has brought up feelings she didn’t expect. Nikki Glaser: “It’s a sad thing to say goodbye to even if you never wanted it. And it’s something that I’m dealing with.”
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My boyfriend cheated on me with my own sister because I wasn’t ready to have sex with him. Now I’m blaming my sister, and I don’t know if I should leave him. I’ve been dating my boyfriend for almost three years, and until recently, I genuinely believed he was the man I would eventually marry. One thing that has always been an issue in our relationship is sex. I’m not someone who is comfortable being sexually active all the time, and sometimes I turn him down because I’m simply not in the mood or emotionally ready. I’ve explained this to him countless times, but he often makes me feel guilty, saying that I’m not meeting his needs. A few weeks ago, I discovered something that completely shattered me. My boyfriend had been sleeping with my younger sister behind my back. And the most painful part? He told her that he started getting close to her because I was always denying him sex. Apparently, my sister knew exactly what she was doing. She knew we were together, knew how much I loved him, and still entertained him. When I confronted them, my boyfriend tried to explain that he felt neglected and that things just happened between them. My sister also apologized, but I honestly couldn’t stand looking at her. I’ve since disowned my sister. I told her I no longer consider her family because I never imagined she could betray me like this. But here’s where I’m confused. As much as I blame my sister, I also know my boyfriend was the one who made a commitment to me. He was supposed to respect me, not go behind my back and sleep with someone in my own family. Part of me feels like I should leave him immediately, but another part of me keeps thinking that if my sister hadn’t entertained him, maybe none of this would have happened. My friends are telling me I’m blaming the wrong person, but I feel like both of them destroyed my trust. So please, am I wrong for disowning my sister? And should I break up with my boyfriend, or is there any reason to give him another chance?
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Candace Owens Speaks Out on the Assassination of Charlie Kirk: "They Were Lying About Everything" Theo Von: "What is the one thing about the case, uh, that you just can't get over, right? Like, what's one thing about the case that keeps you up at night that has you believing like there's something else going on here?"  Candace Owens: "So, if we're talking about just the facts of the case, the thing that everything fell apart instantly was when they said that his neck stopped the 30-odd-six bullet. It's so crazy that we shouldn't be required to have to argue it."  Theo Von: "Yeah, I think that's most, I think that to me, that was most people's like, 'This is a red flag.'"  Candace Owens: "Something's not right. And then I would say on the broader aspects of the case, the personality surrounding it, is the lack of transparency from the organization that's not run by his Candace Owens: "And so that would be the most alarming, I guess, social aspects of the case, is what's happening."  Theo Von: "And that's Utah Valley University?"  Candace Owens: "Yeah, so for a year, they outsourced the Lake Forest group to see what went wrong that day. And then what it exposed was that they were lying about everything."
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Thinking about it now, I was born without a girlfriend. I was born at a very young age. Not a single friend showed up when I was born. I couldn't even walk until I was one. Did I even complain? No. I was uneducated. At six, they sent me to a school. I somehow endured nine whole years. In the morning, all I could eat was breakfast. At noon, all I could eat was lunch. At night, all I could eat was dinner. The moment I closed my eyes, everything goes pitch black. I can't see anything. Have I ever once complained about the suffering life has put me through?
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Scott Jennings GOES AFTER Ilhan Omar Over Her Immigration Story — “Why Does She Keep Saying America Is a Terrible Place?” Scott Jennings: Barack Obama and his administration are not MAGA right-wing extremists. The New York Times reported that during the Obama years, investigators found evidence that Ilhan Omar had committed this fraud. Apparently, it was the statute of limitations that saved her. You call her story the American dream. Then why does she go around criticizing America all the time? There’s not a single member of Congress who talks worse about our country than Ilhan Omar. Her father was a Soviet-trained colonel in a brutal communist regime. That’s how she got here. Speaker: She doesn’t criticize America all the time. Scott Jennings: She does, and we’ll roll the tape. These are legitimate questions raised by journalists at the New York Times and investigators in Obama’s administration. This is no conspiracy.
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Denise Richards opens up about her abusive marriage to Aaron Phypers, revealing why she wishes she had never met him. She says it’s the one experience in her life she truly regrets. Denise explained that she initially wasn’t interested in Aaron but gradually fell for him after seeing how nurturing he was, especially toward her daughter. She said she wanted a partner who could love her children as much as she did. However, reflecting on how their relationship unfolded, Denise made a heartbreaking admission, she wishes she had never set foot in his wellness centre, where their relationship began. She added that she has always believed life’s challenges teach valuable lessons, but this is one experience she genuinely regrets.
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Jessica Lange says she feels her acting career may be coming to an end and reveals the Hollywood story she still wants to tell. Interviewer: “How are you thinking about your career now? What projects or themes do you still want to tackle?” Jessica Lange: “I actually feel like I’m coming to an end. And maybe it’s not a bad way to end, you know, the last film being Long Day’s Journey Into Night and playing Mary Tyrone.” But there’s one project she still hopes to bring to life: a film about legendary actress Marlene Dietrich. Lange says the story explores a problem that has followed actresses for generations: what happens when Hollywood decides they’re too old to be valuable. Jessica Lange: “What happens when an actress gets to a certain age and they’re no longer viable. I mean, that was the theme with Betty and Joan.” “What she did, where she moved on from when Hollywood was kind of finished with her. And it’s a fascinating story, but we’ve never gotten it made.”
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Andrew Scott reveals how a two-hour conversation about love, life and religion with Phoebe Waller-Bridge helped inspire his iconic 'Hot Priest' character in Fleabag. After the first season became a hit, Phoebe approached Andrew about playing a new character. The two went for a walk around Soho, eventually spending two hours talking inside a Quaker meeting hall, and that conversation became part of the story. Andrew Scott: “We sat in there for about two hours and we just talked about love and life, and then she incorporated it into the story.” “I sort of signed up to it with no script. She's so brilliant that she just incorporates things and, you know, that amazing mind is always at work.” Olivia Colman: “I remember my girlfriends just going, ‘Oh my God, that priest. I'm having awful thoughts about him.’”
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