• UVA Fraternity to Take Legal Action as 'Rolling Stone' Writer Keeps Job in Spite of Scandal

    Last November, 'Rolling Stone' published a horrifying story about an alleged gang rape on the campus of the University of Virginia. A woman named "Jackie" accused members of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity of a brutal gang rape that shook the community and appalled readers of the publication. We now know that not only did the supposed facts not add up, but that those responsible for the piece never bothered to fact check. Sabrina Rubin Erdely interviewed Jackie eight times for the explosive story that we now know has been officially retracted, but never talked to her friends in spite of referencing them in the piece. The UVA fraternity will take legal action against the magazine while the wrtier will keep her job in spite of the scandal.
  • Bill Cosby Reaches Out to Fans With Bizarre Video Message

    It seems that Bill Cosby's PR team realized that sending the same message every time a new accuser emerges was not exactly working out too well because today, March 9, they decided to try a different approach. Since everything is digital now, it probably made good sense for Cosby to tape a video message, but somewhere along the way his handlers seem to have totally dropped the ball. The comedian has relied on his concert tour to keep his career moving in the midst of one of the biggest sex scandals to hit any celebrity. Nearly 30 women have come forward with accusations that Cosby either drugged them, sexually assaulted them or both. Up until now the actor has avoided being seen on camera until today, which makes this video even more bizarre.
  • Richard Pryor's Widow Says Bill Cosby Is a 'Hypocrite' and 'Dirty on the Inside'

    Have you noticed that in the last four months few people have come out and publicly supported Bill Cosby? As numerous women continue to come forward, telling similar stories of being drugged and sexually assaulted by the comedic legend, the closest he seems to get to support is having a former co-star vouch for the fact that they were not victimized. Instead, slowly but surely several Hollywood insiders have decided to speak up and explain why they are not surprised by the allegations. Jennifer Lee Pryor, the widow of comedian Richard Pryor, is the latest to come forward, saying Cosby is a "hypocrite" and "dirty on the inside."