Source: Gustavo Caballero / Getty The Kardashian family has managed to make themselves a whole lot richer….the whole clan just re-signed with E! network and are pocketing $30 million a season for a 5 season deal, which totals at $150 million, according to TMZ. Sources familiar with the deal told TMZ that E! made an overall deal with the famous family, and the Kardashians were re-signed for more 5 cycles. The show just began it’s 10th season this month on the 10 year anniversary of the show’s 2007 premiere. The contract is said to be a package deal in which E! has to pay for all services rendered by the Kardashians. This contract is definitely a substantial increase from their 2015 negotiation a couple years back, where the family also signed on for 5 cycles, but payment only totaled $100 mil–$10 million less a season. TMZ’s sources revealed that the Kardashian deal is structured so that the family decides how to split up the money amongst themselves. This also means that Keeping Up With The Kardashians will be on the air at least into 2019.
Source: Rodin Eckenroth / Getty Larry Wilmore continues to stay busy in the TV realm. The creative behind shows like Insecure is now entering the superhero genre, according to Variety . Wilmore is joining forces with comedian and writer Bassem Youssef to develop a show about two Middle Eastern parents with superpowers. The twist of the show is that they are superheroes at a time when it’s illegal to be a superhero. Thus, they must save the world in secret. Larry Wilmore & Bassem Youssef Team For Superhero Middle Eastern American Family Comedy At ABC https://t.co/8hvbfD2F6V pic.twitter.com/f6qgIPLU5b — Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) October 23, 2017 The yet to be titled series will explore some of the issues immigrant families face when it comes to adjusting to a new home and people treating you like the enemy. Wilmore and Youssef will write and executive produce the show, and it’s being developed under ABC. “To have ABC challenge the narrative and stereotypes that have long stuck to people in my region is something spectacular to say the least,” Youssef said. “To have only terrorist roles available for us one day, then get to play superheroes the next, is ground breaking.”
KRIS JENNER: give me the 'you're damn right i stole those puppies' BARBER: say no more, fam pic.twitter.com/Z0bRey6o6j — Hades Brown (@HayesBrown) October 23, 2017 Maybe it was cousins with the poor couch that died for Kim. pic.twitter.com/4HLxEqPcVi — sunflower1430 (@Jennahcheri) October 23, 2017 When you get more than 1 like on a tweet pic.twitter.com/5NXKxfdrxE — ɱiʀɑɳɗɑ
I’ve always liked Sarah Hyland . She was one of the only reasons I used to watch Modern Family back in the day. Well, that and Sofia Vergara ‘s giant funbags. Anyway, these days, Sarah’s making the transition from sitcom star to social media star, by taking pictures with all the things the Internet loves most: donuts , cute puppies , and B-list celebrity cleavage . She’s a total pro.
Poor Kim Kardashian … It really, truly seems like, at least when it comes to getting robbed, the girl just can’t catch a break. It’s been a year now since she was robbed at gunpoint in Paris , an ordeal that clearly traumatized her. After that night, Kim made a whole lot of changes is nearly every aspect of her life: she cut back on things she shared on social media, and she also cut back on her material possessions. She’s said that the robbery made her appreciate the things that are important in life, and as strange as it may seem, money and all the things it can buy really just aren’t so important to her anymore. But even though she’s changed so much , she’s obviously still very, very wealthy. And even though her wealth isn’t as big a part of her life as it once was, it still makes her a target for criminals. That’s why, early yesterday morning, a man tried to pull off another robbery at her Bel Air home. Around 4:00 on Friday morning, this guy went through several cars parked at the bottom of Kim’s driveway, and he came away with an iPhone that belonged to someone on her staff. He may have intended to get more of a haul in their actual house, but we’ll never know — armed security guards approached him after he got into the cars, and he ran. An arrest hasn’t been made yet, but police are searching for him, and they know exactly what he looks like, thanks to a clear shot from Kim’s security cameras. All in all, this robbery wasn’t nearly as serious as the one Kim experienced in Paris. There’s a very good chance she wasn’t even aware anything happened until well after the fact. Unfortunately, it sounds like she’s still pretty shaken by what happened. According to a source who spoke with Hollywood Life, “Kim is dealing with pretty severe anxiety right now.” Which, hey, understandable. “This ended well and everyone is safe,” the source explained, “but it’s triggered her PTSD. She’s experiencing the trauma from the Paris attack all over again.” “If this had happened a few years ago it would have been upsetting but it wouldn’t have triggered her this badly.” Poor Kim “already has so much trouble sleeping at night, worrying about someone breaking in and this has just confirmed her worst fears.” “People are circling, trying to get at her and her family.” That seems a little dark, but it easy to imagine why she might feel this way. “Yes, her security can handle this and the guy never actually got in the house,” the insider acknowledges, “but that hasn’t stopped her from imagining the worst; it’s traumatic.” View Slideshow: Kim Kardashian: 19 Reasons Why She Isn’t That Terrible We bet it is. Hopefully the man who did this will be found soon, and hopefully Kim can start feeling more secure even sooner.
Getty Images $417 Million Award Thrown Out In Baby Powder Case A judge on Friday tossed out a $417 million jury award to a woman who claimed she developed ovarian cancer by using Johnson & Johnson talc-based baby powder for feminine hygiene. Eva Echeverria alleged Johnson & Johnson failed to adequately warn consumers about talcum powder’s potential cancer risks–she used the company’s baby powder on a daily basis beginning in the 1950s until 2016 and was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2007, according to court papers. Echeverria developed ovarian cancer as a “proximate result of the unreasonably dangerous and defective nature of talcum powder,” she said in her lawsuit. Though she before was decided a winner in the case and was to be awarded $417 Million, but now Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Maren Nelson granted Johnson & Johnson’s request for a new trial. The company sayid there were errors and jury misconduct in the previous trial that ended with the award two months ago. Nelson also ruled that there wasn’t convincing evidence that Johnson & Johnson acted with malice and the award for damages was excessive. The decision will be appealed even though Echeverria has passed away, said her attorney, Mark Robinson Jr. Her attorney contended that documents showed that Johnson & Johnson knew about the risks of talc and ovarian cancer for three decades. “Ovarian cancer is a devastating disease — but it is not caused by the cosmetic-grade talc we have used in Johnson’s Baby Powder for decades. The science is clear and we will continue to defend the safety of Johnson’s Baby Powder as we prepare for additional trials in the U.S.,” a spokeswoman for Johnson & Johnson Carol Goodrich said in a statement. Similar allegations have led to hundreds of lawsuits against the New Jersey-based company. Jury awards against the company so far have totaled hundreds of millions of dollars. Another similar case on Tuesday resulted in a Missouri court throwing out a $72 million award to the family of an Alabama woman who has died, ruling that the state wasn’t the proper jurisdiction for such a case. The court cited a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in June that placed limits on where injury lawsuits could be filed, saying state courts cannot hear claims against companies not based in the state where alleged injuries occurred.
Getty Images $417 Million Award Thrown Out In Baby Powder Case A judge on Friday tossed out a $417 million jury award to a woman who claimed she developed ovarian cancer by using Johnson & Johnson talc-based baby powder for feminine hygiene. Eva Echeverria alleged Johnson & Johnson failed to adequately warn consumers about talcum powder’s potential cancer risks–she used the company’s baby powder on a daily basis beginning in the 1950s until 2016 and was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2007, according to court papers. Echeverria developed ovarian cancer as a “proximate result of the unreasonably dangerous and defective nature of talcum powder,” she said in her lawsuit. Though she before was decided a winner in the case and was to be awarded $417 Million, but now Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Maren Nelson granted Johnson & Johnson’s request for a new trial. The company sayid there were errors and jury misconduct in the previous trial that ended with the award two months ago. Nelson also ruled that there wasn’t convincing evidence that Johnson & Johnson acted with malice and the award for damages was excessive. The decision will be appealed even though Echeverria has passed away, said her attorney, Mark Robinson Jr. Her attorney contended that documents showed that Johnson & Johnson knew about the risks of talc and ovarian cancer for three decades. “Ovarian cancer is a devastating disease — but it is not caused by the cosmetic-grade talc we have used in Johnson’s Baby Powder for decades. The science is clear and we will continue to defend the safety of Johnson’s Baby Powder as we prepare for additional trials in the U.S.,” a spokeswoman for Johnson & Johnson Carol Goodrich said in a statement. Similar allegations have led to hundreds of lawsuits against the New Jersey-based company. Jury awards against the company so far have totaled hundreds of millions of dollars. Another similar case on Tuesday resulted in a Missouri court throwing out a $72 million award to the family of an Alabama woman who has died, ruling that the state wasn’t the proper jurisdiction for such a case. The court cited a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in June that placed limits on where injury lawsuits could be filed, saying state courts cannot hear claims against companies not based in the state where alleged injuries occurred.
I guess the Kardashians aren’t getting enough attention with their 5 girls in the family pregnant for a fun and over the top tabloid storyline that I guess proves people still care about what this family is up to….so they’ve staged some Blac Chyna lawsuits and I guess told Kendall to take some booty pics or selfies or whatever this is, it looks edited and not like a selfie for me, in some brain washing erotica to keep up their momentum. I am still amazed that the family exists, that people follow them or care about what they are up to, they are trashy brown people, I thought America was racist and would want nothing to do with this…yet for some reason they keep earning, they keep getting TV shows, and I guess they are still proof that society is fucking doomed…bring it on Apocalypse we need a fucking RESET. The post Kendall Jenner’s Selfie of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
I guess the Kardashians aren’t getting enough attention with their 5 girls in the family pregnant for a fun and over the top tabloid storyline that I guess proves people still care about what this family is up to….so they’ve staged some Blac Chyna lawsuits and I guess told Kendall to take some booty pics or selfies or whatever this is, it looks edited and not like a selfie for me, in some brain washing erotica to keep up their momentum. I am still amazed that the family exists, that people follow them or care about what they are up to, they are trashy brown people, I thought America was racist and would want nothing to do with this…yet for some reason they keep earning, they keep getting TV shows, and I guess they are still proof that society is fucking doomed…bring it on Apocalypse we need a fucking RESET. The post Kendall Jenner’s Selfie of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty Numerous sources are reporting that ‘Project Runway’ alum Mychael Knight has died. The talented designer was a fan favorite on season three of the popular Bravo fashion show and later appeared on Project Runway: All Stars on Lifetime. According to a report from Obvious Mag, who claims that the family of Mychael has asked them to handle all media requests, the designer passed at 7:25am outside of Atlanta, Georgia. He was 39 years old. His family asked that their privacy is respected during this time of grief. Multiple friends and family members took to Twitter to express their condolences: RIP MYCHAEL KNIGHT…you are missed. You are loved. My heart is heavy can't stop crying pic.twitter.com/HPkk7TPHCe — Sexpert Tyomi (@Glamazontyomi) October 17, 2017 Shocked & saddened by some news I received this morning. RIP Mychael Knight @MychaelKnight I love you and will miss you. Soar w/ the angels! pic.twitter.com/mMcYRWopGh — Fabiola M. Calixte (@FabiolaCalixte) October 17, 2017 THIS IS A DEVELOPING STORY. PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR UPDATES. [ione_media_gallery src=”https://hellobeautiful.com” id=”2963697″ overlay=”true”] RELATED LINKS LATINISTA FASHION WEEK: Project Runway Alum Layana Aguilar’s Spring Summer 2018 Blossoms With Creativity Child Dead After 325-Pound Cousin Sat On Her As Punishment Police Give The “All Clear” After Investigating Report Of Active Shooter At Howard University
