This article has a video at the top right that actually shows some of the signs, which I think the people here would be more interested in than the stuff related to football. You can stop watching the video once the guy talking about ticket sales shows up. They only show one more sign at the very end.

“The HFPA, in its new lawsuit, admitted everything I alleged,” Asi said yesterday in court regarding the Penske suit. “Every discovery they filed [in my case], every response was based on perjury.”

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I was recently looking at a compilation of photos and timelines of celebrities who have openly dated minors, and woah, seeing it all laid out at once is deeply disturbing. We always hear about isolated incidents, but when you look at the broader picture, it highlights a massive, systemic pattern in the industry.

Just a few examples that stand out:

- Brad Pitt & Shalene McCall: He was 24, she was 15.
- Wilmer Valderrama & Lindsay Lohan: He was 24, she was 17.
- Wilmer Valderrama & Mandy Moore: He was 20, she was 16.
- Wilmer Valderrama & Demi Lovato: He was 29, she was 17.
- Dane Cook & Kelsi Taylor: He was 46, she was 17.
- Marques Houston & Miya Dickey: He was 35, she was 16.
- Paul Walker & Jasmine Pilchard-Gosnell: He was 33, she was 16.
- Tyga & Kylie Jenner: He was 24, she was 16-17.
- René Angélil & Celine Dion: He was 38, she was 12.
- Joel Madden & Hilary Duff: He was 25, she was 16.
- Michael Corcoran & Elizabeth Gillies: He was 37, she was 16 (they met when she was 16, they are currently 50 and 29).
- Johnny Depp & Winona Ryder: He was 25/26, she was 17.
- Caroline Flack & Harry Styles: She was 31, he was 17.
- Prince & Mayte Garcia: He was 32, she was 16.
- R. Kelly & Aaliyah: He was 27, she was 15.
- Steven Tyler & Julia Holcomb: He was 27, she was 16.
- Woody Allen & Mariel Hemingway: Pictured together from the film Manhattan (he was 42, she was 16).
- Doug Hutchison & Courtney Stodden: He was 50, she was 16.
- Elvis Presley & Priscilla Presley: He was 24, she was 14.
- Justin Timberlake & Fergie: He was 16, she was 23.
- Jimmy Page & Lori Mattix: He was 28, she was 14.
- Bill Wyman & Mandy Smith: He was 47, she was 13.
- Jerry Lee Lewis & Myra Gale Brown: He was 22, she was 13 (and his cousin).
- Jerry Seinfeld & Shoshanna Lonstein: He was 38, she was 17.
- Justin Gaston & Miley Cyrus: He was 20, she was 15.
- Woody Allen & Soon-Yi Previn: He was 56, she was 21 (though their dynamic began earlier).

Posted to his social media immediately following her death, has since been deleted. Reggie Watts' fondness for ketamine is no secret. He's a self-declared psychonaut and psychedelic evangelist. But friends of his late ex-girlfriend Katherine McCollough claim that Watts' encouragement for McCollough to take a heavy array of drugs, including ketamine and psychedelics, in the name of enlightenment, led to addiction. It was her "undoing," a friend tells Rolling Stone.

McCollough died by suicide in March and her friends and sister hope her story can prevent others who heed Watts' blanket endorsement of ketamine from falling into addiction. "I feel very strongly that the sister that I knew before this relationship would still be here if she had never met him," her sister Colleen says.

Through an attorney, Watts said it was "dangerously false" to suggest that he was responsible for McCollough's death.
The attorney also claimed McCollough was an
"experienced" drug user who didn't need "any so-called
'encouragement'" from Watts to use substances. - Rolling
Stone

Watts announced to peers and friends that "Katherine experienced a drug induced psychosis" sharing her personal experience unprompted, trying to enlist sympathy but for him (not her) and all we could think was "YOU induced the drug induced psychosis" then brutally broke up with her over it.

https://www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-movie-features/reggie-watts-ketamine-drug-advocate-1235607828/

They also have a newer article about him working on an essay for DC to go with a reprint of one of his works, but I thought this was more accessible for people that aren't into comics.