Tuesday, October 27, 2026

"You Can See Everything" movie re Elizabeth Holmes glosses over the real harm & damage she did to real people

Five real-life individuals who were substantially victimized and hurt by Elizabeth Holmes's crimes include:

1. Ian Gibbons (Fired, Demoted, and Driven to Suicide)
As the chief scientist at Theranos, Ian Gibbons realized the machine did not work and that Holmes was lying to board members. When he raised concerns, Holmes demoted him and subjected him to intense corporate isolation. Caught in a high-stress legal bind between telling the truth in a corporate deposition or facing devastating personal lawsuits from Theranos, the overwhelming anxiety led him to take an intentional acetaminophen overdose. He passed away in the hospital eight days later. His widow has stated openly that Ian would still be alive today if he had never crossed paths with Theranos.

2. Tyler Shultz (Targeted, Bankrupted, and Estranged from Family)
As a young lab researcher and the grandson of prominent Theranos board member George Shultz, Tyler blew the whistle to regulators when he realized the company was fabricating quality-control data. Holmes retaliated aggressively. She deployed private investigators to stalk Tyler, sent armed lawyers to intimidate him, and threatened to ruin his career. To defend himself, his family had to spend over $500,000 in personal legal fees, completely wiping out his parents' retirement savings. Because his grandfather initially chose to believe Holmes over him, it caused a deeply painful, multi-year rift in his family.

3. Erika Cheung (Threatened and Terrorized for Reporting Patient Danger)
Like Tyler, Erika was a young medical researcher who refused to run patient samples because she knew the technology was wildly inaccurate. After resigning in protest, Erika faced severe psychological warfare. Theranos lawyers sent her highly aggressive cease-and-desist letters, and she noticed strange cars parked outside her apartment, tracking her movements. The intense corporate harassment forced her to sleep at friends' houses out of fear for her physical safety before she could safely report the lab violations to federal health regulators.

4. Rupert Murdoch (Defrauded Out of $125 Million)
While a billionaire, Murdoch was the single largest individual victim of Holmes's investor wire fraud. Hand-picked by Holmes during her aggressive fundraising rounds, Murdoch personally invested $125 million of his fortune into Theranos based entirely on doctored financial projections and fake technology demonstrations. When the fraud unraveled, his entire investment was wiped out to zero, making him the highest-grossing financial victim in the court-ordered restitution filing.

5. Patient D.L. and Misdiagnosed Consumers (Subjected to Medical Trauma)
Thousands of everyday patients received completely fabricated medical data from Theranos wellness centers inside Walgreens pharmacies. Real individuals suffered severe emotional and medical consequences. In federal class-action lawsuits, specific patients came forward detailing the damage: one woman (identified in court as D.L.) was falsely diagnosed with an autoimmune disease that upended her life, another patient was handed a false-positive test for a miscarriage despite later giving birth to a healthy baby, and a separate patient was instructed by faulty Theranos readouts to dangerously alter their critical blood-thinning medication.


Summary of Impact Across Victim Profiles

Victim: Ian Gibbons
Category of Harm: Ultimate Personal / Career
Nature of Injury / Loss: Severe professional retaliation, mental health crisis, and eventual suicide

Victim: Tyler Shultz
Category of Harm: Financial / Psychological
Nature of Injury / Loss: $500,000 in legal fees, corporate stalking, and long-term family estrangement

Victim: Erika Cheung
Category of Harm: Personal Safety / Career
Nature of Injury / Loss: Targeted harassment, intimidation by private investigators, and forced to go into hiding

Victim: Rupert Murdoch
Category of Harm: Purely Financial
Nature of Injury / Loss: $125 million loss (the largest single investor loss in the case)

Victim: Everyday Patients (e.g., D.L.)
Category of Harm: Medical / Emotional
Nature of Injury / Loss: False cancer scares, fake miscarriage notifications, and dangerous medication adjustments


Links:
Federal prison guideline details: https://bop.gov


https://www.google.com/search?q=movie+called+you+can+see+everything+why+is+it+so+special&client=ms-opera-mini-android&channel=new 

Monday, October 26, 2026

Condolences "Comedy Legend Bob Newhart Dead at 94 "




Bob Newhart died at the age of 94 on July 18, 2024, at his home in Los Angeles, California, following a series of short illnesses.

Key Career Highlights

Breakthrough Comedy: Rose to fame with his 1960 debut stand-up album, The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart, which won Grammy Awards for Album of the Year and Best New Artist.

Classic Sitcoms: Starred in two long-running, hit CBS television series: The Bob Newhart Show (1972-1978) as Chicago psychologist Robert Hartley, and Newhart (1982-1990) as Vermont innkeeper Dick Loudon.

Film and Later Roles: Played Papa Elf in the holiday film Elf (2003) and earned his first Emmy Award in 2013 for guest-starring as Professor Proton on The Big Bang Theory.

Links:



https://www.google.com/search?q=Comedy+Legend+Bob+Newhart+Dead+at+94&client=ms-opera-mini-android&channel=new 

"Hollywood isn’t dead, it’s working at Starbucks"

"Beginning in the 1990s, Hollywood began losing productions to cities offering lower costs and generous tax incentives.

LA no longer has a monopoly on the cinematic universe. 

But something survived the industry’s decentralization: the concentration of people who want to make things. 

My baristas aren’t waiting for Hollywood to give them jobs. They’re making films and recruiting one another for projects, all while wearing identical green aprons.
..."

https://nypost.com/2026/10/25/opinion/hollywood-isnt-dead-its-working-at-starbucks/ 

"Johnny Carson Was Nearly Whacked by the Mob — And Frank Sinatra Got the Hit Canceled, Book Claims"

Monday, October 19, 2026

"Noisy 'Fast & Furious' ride has nearby Toluca Lake residents hallucinating screams while Universal execs tell them to wear headphones"

πŸ˜ƒπŸ˜„πŸ˜"What enraged residents the most, however, were alleged comments from one Universal engineering exec who told residents that the whole issue could be quickly resolved if everyone would just wear noise-canceling headphones. .."



https://pagesix.com/2026/10/19/hollywood/noisy-fast-furious-ride-has-nearby-toluca-lake-residents-hallucinating-screams-while-universal-execs-tell-them-to-wear-headphones/ 

πŸ‘Ž"Box Office: Elizabeth Holmes movie ‘You Can See Everything’ is now a hit in theaters too -"


The Elizabeth Holmes documentary
 You Can See Everything earned a massive $15 million in its opening weekend across 855 screens.

Box Office and Release Details
* Box Office Gross: The nearly three-hour film brought in $15 million from Friday through Sunday, securing the #2 spot at the domestic box office behind Paramount's Street Fighter ($31 million).
* Screen Count & Sellouts: Distributed by A24, the movie played on just 855 screens and drove over 2,000 sold-out shows.
* Historical Records: It achieved the second-largest opening weekend for a non-music documentary in domestic box office history, trailing only Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 ($23.9 million in 2004).
* Audience & Demographics: Over 70% of the opening weekend audience was under the age of 35.

Production and Subject Matter
* Filmmakers: Directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, the project was produced in secret over a three-year span.
* Premise: Fielder spent over a month intimately filming Elizabeth Holmes, her partner Billy Evans, and their two children in the weeks leading up to her 2023 surrender to federal prison for defrauding investors with Theranos.
* Critical Reception: The film holds a 99% score on Rotten Tomatoes and generated massive social media and cultural discussion.

Links:
* ABC News Article: https://abcnews.com
* Variety Article: https://variety.com




https://www.google.com/search?q=Box+Office%3A+Elizabeth+Holmes+movie+%E2%80%98You+Can+See+Everything%E2%80%99+is+now+a+hit+in+theaters+too&client=ms-opera-mini-android&channel=new 

Friday, October 9, 2026

"Legendary Hollywood composer owns luxe Range Rover that killed Nobu Malibu chef — as 16-yo driver probed by cops -


"According to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, the teenage driver survived, stayed at the scene, cooperated with authorities, and did not appear to be under the influence. No public charges have been announced as the probe continues...'

https://www.google.com/search?q=Legendary+Hollywood+composer+owns+luxe+Range+Rover+that+killed+Nobu+Malibu+chef+%E2%80%94+as+16-year-old+driver+probed+by+cops&client=ms-opera-mini-android&channel=new 

Thursday, October 8, 2026

"Hollywood losing billions as movie and TV productions decline"

"Studios used to spend 74% of their film production budgets in the US 25 years ago, and they now spend 42% of it, according to the report from a coalition of Hollywood unions, including IATSE, the Directors Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA. TV number have fallen by about a third, from 94% to 64%...'



https://nypost.com/2026/10/05/us-news/hollywood-losing-billions-as-movie-and-tv-productions-decline/