Tonight on FX/Hulu: The New York Times investigates the mystery of why 12 horses died surrounding last year's Kentucky Derby
https://t.co/dIFgSCEiAx
With NYT horse veterans @joedrape@MHoppertNYT & big team Esther Dere Jason Stallman @leahvarjacques@RachelAbramsNY@Red_Banana
Someone finally does the doc on Dan Schneider, Nickelodeon and allegations of abuse of child actors.
Looking forward to this project from the talented folks @mkrobertson@emmanator@LoraMoftah
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The govt is getting into free tax filing (gingerly).
https://t.co/TIvs7e2hqX
This is a real testament to the power of journalism. @JustinElliott, @paulkiel, @LizDDay & others at ProPublica spent years exposing how Intuit tricks people into paying and lobbying vs alternatives.
Our new NYT documentary on Hollywood’s most notorious private investigator, Anthony Pellicano, airs tonight at 10pm on FX and Hulu.
https://t.co/wJIc3Htl5T
Our doc – which features interviews with victims, prosecutors and Pellicano himself, as well as his secretly taped phone calls with clients– examines what this saga reveals about justice in Hollywood and questions how much has really changed.
22. What Britney wants in all of this is unknown, but coming up on the one-year mark of the end of the conservatorship, it’s also unclear what “justice” might look like (and what the cost to get it will be)
1. Jamie Spears’s lawyer is asking the court to force whistleblower Alex Vlasov to hand over his evidence of Jamie & Black Box Security’s surveillance of Britney Spears during her conservatorship.
A brief recap of how we got to this point…which is kind of a mess:
21. The next court hearing is set for Wednesday— when the judge is expected to decide on Weingarten’s request to throw out the Ebadi declaration (Rosengart’s filing arguing why Britney shouldn’t have to pay for Jamie’s lawyer) as inadmissible.