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Many of us who have been following this case know that on A Simple Favor, there was an AD who said everyone on set was amazing except for Blake, and that Blake is the reason that she quit being an A.

Source here: https://pagesix.com/2025/02/14/entertainment/blake-lively-allegedly-made-a-simple-favor-assistant-director-cry/

And for a while now, people know that two female ADs on the set of It Ends with Us were fired per Blake’s request.

I’ve been catching up with the filings, and saw one of the names involved. She isn’t some random woman hired off of the street, she’s an AD who has had extensive experience working on legitimate productions.

This AD has been discussed in other threads,

This is fucking INSANE and needs to be amplified. I’m just catching up.

It’s not okay to mess with a person’s livelihood because they did something to offend your fragile ego. This is one of the most disgusting aspects of this case. A lot of us here support Justin, but I know he still has a lot of financial resources at his disposal. But to axe a lower-level crew member like this? And mind you, Julie Bloom is not someone who was randomly hired, she has an extensive list of credits on legit productions on IMDB.

Anyone know the name of the other AD and what she might have done to offend “poor” Blake?

I don’t know if it’s appropriate to make a post about this, but I can’t ignore it anymore.

I’m noticing users with weird syntax, nonsensical arguments (there’s a user here claiming that Blair is an incel), and bizarre meme templates (FIRST love vs. first LOVE).

Other tells: they adopt popular internet slang but something about their writing sounds awkward and overly excited. Like if a user says they love Blair, the suspicious account might say something like, “Yes I love the absolute slayage of this Queen Bee! Her “don’t give a damn” attitude is why she rules the school.”

They also interact with other accounts with the same strange writing style.

I get that it’s the internet, and you don

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Instead of her own problematic ending where Lily is still associating with her rapist? And this is somehow evidence that Justin doesn’t listen to women?

Blake and the people on her side are so goddamn weird. I’m begging the people who are pro-Blake to wake up.

Look, I know there are 10,000 other better, more relevant reasons in this case one can use to support their side.

But I slot this into the folder of “minor instances that actually reveal quite a lot about Team Blake.”

It’s not a direct hit against their credibility like the dance video. But it’s yet another example of what makes Justin so unusual as a so-called “predator.”

Sorry he didn’t listen to the author and decided to show a

Does Chuck live with Eva happily ever after?

I was scrolling through TikTok, when I encountered a portion of it being used as the background song in a video.

Something about it felt unfamiliar and modern, yet somehow classic at the same time – like an iconic ‘90s hit I hadn’t heard in a long time. Perhaps it was a cover of a ‘90s song?

That chorus, that repetition of “blame it on your love…blame it on your love,” is so catchy, that it had me believing for two minutes that it must’ve belonged in the pantheon of dance songs like Cher’s “Believe” or JLo’s “Waiting for Tonight” but I had somehow missed it.

I looked up the lyrics, to find that it was a Charli XCX song and it had been released in 2017! How?! How did she produce such a

There is someone I knew in college who’s blowing up and is getting critical acclaim for her acting. I love film, but I have no aspirations to work in the industry, and yet I’m sick with jealousy. I know the industry is falling apart and Hollywood is scrambling, with Gen-Zers deciding instead to watch Twitch streamers or TikTok stars, but I feel like nothing can compare with the type of fame you get from being loved for meaningful art, even if you’re only getting a fraction of the glory actors did in the past. This actress is getting fan cam edits being made of her roles, praised in mainstream publications, hobnobbing with other talented actors, awarded for her skills. What a life.

And the scary part is that these stories are from respectable journalists at legitimate publications. But they’re so dogged in their pursuit of getting a good story that they fail to do their due diligence or deliberately leave out key facts in service of whatever narrative they want to push.

It’s going to sound crazy grouping these three cases together, but it really crystallized for me after thinking about the following: the Justin Baldoni case, the murder of Hae Min Lee and the hospitalization of Maya Kowalski, which just had a judgment overturned.

Something I want to make clear: I’m not some nutso right-wing “I hate the liberal media” type. I think Meghan Twohey has done good work in