June 13, 2019
The authors of the major hit piece on the A list director are finally dishing the dirt on the incompetence and possible corruption, which held back publication of their massive hit piece, that ended the career of the A list director.
Maximillian Potter and Alex French "Esquire"/Bryan Singer
The authors of the major hit piece on the A list director are finally dishing the dirt on the incompetence and possible corruption, which held back publication of their massive hit piece, that ended the career of the A list director.
Maximillian Potter and Alex French "Esquire"/Bryan Singer
Where are they dishing the dirt? Info, please.
ReplyDeleteAlso, given the current state of the corporate-owned media - Esquire is owned by Hearst - this is no surprise. When Vogue and People are letting low-end celebrities buy stories, why should Hearst be any better?
ReplyDeleteThe story was picked up by The Atlantic, which is not owned by a for-profit company but by a foundation, largely funded by Steve Jobs' widow.
I don't always agree with The Atlantic's point of view, but they do have some interesting journalism from time to time.
I just assume that every fucking thing is owned by the Mouse.
ReplyDeleteIf it isn't, it soon will be.
Freedom of thought/expression - a passing fad popular in the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries among the optimistic and the deluded
Definition from Encyclopedia Mousetannica, E-G, published Mousetober 2231.
lol VIC
ReplyDeleteYears ago I knew this genius nut job who lived in my neighborhood. He was very well educated and taken care of by his family, who I was told were wealthy. One day I ran into him in the drug store - he would walk around using his arm like an elephant's trunk at times - and he saw me across the store and quickly came in my direction. He stood in front of me and did a circular motion with his "trunk" and said really loud... WALT FUCKING DISNEY - I started laughing and he did too and then he just walked away, swinging his trunk.
Apropos to nothing but for some reason I felt compelled to immortalize the moment - his name was Robert, for the record.
Flashy-- wonderful to see you in top form today!
ReplyDeleteMomo-- that story is mesmerizingly amusing. Any more tales of Robert?
Forgot to ask...did anyone read the interview? Where do the fingers point?
ReplyDeleteEsquire is owned by a huge conglomerate, yes the story got killed.
ReplyDeletemorno......respect for your writing.
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ReplyDelete@vita & Nutty, Alex French went on a twitter rant that was covered by multiple outlets. The links are in the comments in the original blind. He confirms what we all suspected (knew). The Exec's killed the story to suppressed the truth. No journalistic integrity whatsoever.
ReplyDeleteThanks, BayAreaGirl!
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of weirdos named Robert, @momo...
ReplyDeleteThe name of the guy who lives behind us is Robert. I call him Cowboy Bob or Cowboy Bobby. He's a skinny, gangly guy of about 50 and all summer long, his standard outfit is a cowboy hat, cowboy boots and a banana hammock. You're welcome, Internet people!
Cuz if I've gotta know...you've all gotta know.