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Did you read the article? Variety says it asked Sony how many HR complaints there were and they said 0. |
Both of their cases are going to fail. |
Good point. A majority of their complaint sounds like they're just trying to answer for the accusations. There's nothing that will blow your away as they warned lol. NYT was smart and provided Blake's whole complaint. |
This is one of Blake's complaints. Sony said it wasn't their jurisdiction and that it needed to be reported with Wayfarer since they are the production company. |
She is vile and I hope both she and her husband become pariahs after this. |
They won't. Justin and the PR agents will. |
| They're trying to bankrupt NYT with the billionaire guy. That's what Peter Thiel and Hulk Hogan did with Gwaker. Expect was Gwaker was wrong for outing Thiel and posting Hulk's video. NYT has a bigger lawyer fund. This will do Justin and the agents any favors. In the end they will still have to answer to the civil rights investigation and now Blake's own lawsuit. |
| One of the biggest things is that Justin is claiming that whole 30 demands and protections for the production was all fabricated. Which is odd as Heath's signature is on it. He's a producer and represented the movie's LLC. |
| I'm on Lively's side here and think Baldoni seems like he sucks, but I think NYT screwed up here. Their article felt off to me, and my sense is that it was fed to NYT by Lively's team to coincide with the complaint coming out. It was too heavy handed and putting Megan Twohey on the byline ensured it got a certain kind of attention. I suspect there was kind of a handshake between the Lively folks and NYT and they didn't go the due diligence they should have in getting Baldoni's side and reporting it neutrally. |
I don’t think there’s any evidence that the NYT didn’t do its diligence. I am inclined to side with them based on the current facts we know because I trust them to fact check extensively. |
Yeah, she's an arrogant a-hole. |
| I've been a BL fan and I guess I'm still a fan of her work. I dont get why she needed to publicly destroy her coworker (and presumably boss? Since he is also director?). I get maybe a quiet lawsuit or mediation but she's dragging him in a very public manner, while also kind of ruining the movie. |
Um did you miss the part where he hired a PR agency that basically destroyed her on the internet all year? I think that ruined the movie which is streaming and available to anyone who wants to watch it at this point. |
I agree for the most part but he's going to lose. He contends the NYT uncritically pushed forward her narrative and cherry picked the facts that supported her. That's probably true. But that's not unlawful. All journalism is like that. They didn’t publish anything untrue, and as a public figure he has an even higher bar to clear. This is just an expensive way to get his story out and legitimize it. |
Nathan's excuse is ridiculous. NYT left off the message where she says she wasn't behind the Dailymail article about Blake being canceled so she should receive damages. Expect NYT never said she was behind that exact article in the first place. Before that NYT showed they were not only planting articles but measuring how other tabs were responding organically. |