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Faith Stowers Seemingly Disses Stassi Amid Rumors About Best-Selling Book

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Faith Stowers and Stassi Schroeder. Shutterstock (2) The feud continues? Faith Stowers seemingly weighed in on Stassi Schroeder‘s latest book as speculation grew about its place on The New York Times’ bestseller list. ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Cast’s Biggest Scandals and Controversies Read article “I think it’s a sad, sad time for our community when someone can use white privilege to try and destroy you and then use that same privilege to make money off of you,” Stowers, 33, wrote via her … Continue reading “Faith Stowers Seemingly Disses Stassi Amid Rumors About Best-Selling Book”

Netflix’s Queer Vampire Series “First Kill” Looks Juicy

Fans of “Twilight,” “The Vampire Diaries,” and “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” are in for a treat judging by the new photos Netflix just released from “First Kill,” a forthcoming series based on a short story of the same name by bestselling author V.E. Schwab. The story was originally published in the YA anthology “Vampires Never Get Old: Tales With Fresh Bite,” which was edited by Zoraida Córdova and Natalie C. Parker. “First Kill” follows a teenage vampire named Juliette (Sarah … Continue reading “Netflix’s Queer Vampire Series “First Kill” Looks Juicy”

“The Big Conn” Answers Lingering Questions About a Complex Fraud Scheme

Apple TV+ is peeling back the layers on a complex true crime story in “The Big Conn.” The enthralling four-part docuseries recalls a government fraud scheme involving Eric C. Conn, the larger-than-life Kentucky attorney who stole over half-a-billion dollars from American taxpayers and was subsequently sentenced to prison for his crimes. “As we continued to look into [the story], we just became more and more fascinated, not just with Eric, but with the whistleblowers, the ‘WSJ’ reporter, and the humanitarian … Continue reading ““The Big Conn” Answers Lingering Questions About a Complex Fraud Scheme”