Someone recorded a video of Erin Andrews through the peephole of the ESPN sideline reporter’s hotel room, without her consent, while she was naked. The video was posted online but has since been removed. Over the weekend, someone sick loser apparently posted the video, which people are still searching for via cached video clips and torrent video files.
Spread the love Erin Cebula is a Canadian television personality and reporter who works for the entertainment news programme Entertainment Tonight Canada. Cebula began her career as a reporter for Global TV’s entertainment department. That led to her next employment as the presenter of the television programme Urban Rush, which is an hour-long live show that airs every day. In 2007, she was the presenter of the Vancouver-based programme Makeover Wish, which aired on the Home and Garden Television Network.
The number-one reason why most people don't wear sunscreen? According to Supergoop founder Holly Thaggard, it's because they don't like how it feels on their skin. Thaggard founded the sunscreen line, which sold over 1.5 million products last year, after a close friend went through a skin-cancer scare. We chatted with her about going from elementary school teacher to entrepreneur, and how she's working to change the way people think about sun protection.
With the plastic surgery and injectable stigma slowly becoming a thing of yesteryears, people are becoming more transparent about the work they have done, and as such, more people are becoming interested in getting work done themselves — whether it be Botox, lip fillers, breast implants, or something else. Regardless of the treatment, there are more people than ever going under the knife or needle. The Aesthetic Society found that in 201, surgical procedures increased 54% and non-surgical procedures were up 44%.
FBI co-creator Craig Turk is bringing the Bureau’s real-life stories to Paramount+. The veteran writer is partnering with former FBI agent Anne Beagan, CBS’ See It Now Studios and Canada’s Efram Films on a docuseries featuring real-life stories from FBI agents. The 10 episode series, FBI True, will stream on Paramount+ beginning Feb. 28. The series is based on the candid conversations agents have at their preferred bar in New York City, Arts & Crafts Beer Parlor, which is located just down the street from the FBI’s office.