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David Choe’s 2014 Clip Sparks Conversation About Sexual Assault in the Entertainment Industry

David Choe, star of Netflix's "Beef", has come under scrutiny after a 2014 clip from his podcast resurfaced, seeming to describe coercing a Black massage therapist into performing oral sex on him. The clip has sparked a conversation about the prevalence of sexual assault in the entertainment industry and the need for accountability, but it is unclear what the next steps will be for Choe and Netflix.

Writers Guild of America Authorizes Strike if New Contract Deal is Not Reached with Major Studios

Nearly 98% of Writers Guild of America members voted in favor of authorizing a work stoppage, signaling their willingness to strike if they cannot reach a satisfactory deal with the major studios on a new contract. The union is pushing for changes to the way writers are compensated, including residuals for streaming services, health care benefits, and pension contributions, as well as more transparency in the industry. The deadline for a new labor deal is May 1.

John Smith Launches New Beer ‘Ultra Right’ to Celebrate Conservative Values

Budweiser's new patriotic ad has been met with mixed reactions, prompting conservative dad and entrepreneur John Smith to launch a new beer called "Ultra Right" as a symbol of the American spirit and a way to celebrate the values of the conservative community. Smith is in the process of finding a brewery to partner with and is confident that Ultra Right will be a success.

Sacramento Kings Investigating Ejection of Bay Area Hip-Hop Star Earl ‘E-40’ Stevens After Claim of “Racial Bias

Bay Area hip-hop star Earl ‘E-40’ Stevens was ejected from a Sacramento Kings playoff game on Saturday, claiming "racial bias" was the reason. The Kings have since released a statement saying they are investigating the incident and the Warriors have expressed their support for Stevens in his fight against racism and discrimination.

Netflix Apologizes for Delay of “Love is Blind” Live Reunion, Promises Recorded Show for Subscribers

Netflix's highly anticipated live reunion for the season 4 cast of its reality dating show "Love is Blind" was delayed, leaving fans waiting for over an hour. Netflix apologized for the inconvenience and announced that they would be filming the show and making it available to subscribers as a recorded product. Fans of the show were disappointed, but Netflix is working to make the show available to subscribers as soon as possible.

Nine-Year-Old Diar DeRozan’s Screams Lead to Chicago Bulls’ Comeback Victory and Trip to Miami for Play-In Tournament Game

Nine-year-old Diar DeRozan has become an overnight sensation after her in-game screams during the Bulls' 109-105 victory over the Raptors. Her efforts have been praised by fans and players alike, with United Airlines offering to fly her to Miami for the team's play-in tournament game against the Heat on Friday. Scottie Barnes admitted Diar's screams "had to have an effect" on the Raptors' free throw attempts, and the Bulls' victory has been credited to her unique approach.

Mary Quant, Iconic Fashion Designer and Creator of the Miniskirt, Passes Away at 93

Mary Quant, a legendary fashion designer who popularized the miniskirt and other iconic fashion trends of the 1960s, has died at the age of 93. She was credited with popularizing the miniskirt, hot pants, skinny-rib sweaters and waterproof mascara, and her influence on youth culture around the world was immense. Her impact on the fashion world has been compared to The Beatles' impact on pop music, and her legacy will be remembered for generations to come.