As the movie “It Ends With Us” became a box office success, online criticism of Blake Lively skyrocketed. A New York Times review of private messages and documents shows what happened after she accused Justin Baldoni, her co-star and the director, and Jamey Heath, the lead producer, of misconduct on set. Megan Twohey, our investigative reporter, explains the inner workings of an alleged Hollywood smear campaign that followed.
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You guys want us to trust you after this? I’d laugh if I wasn’t so angry. You’re a disgrace.
All these lies. Tell us how you got those text messages, Meghan… I hope you get prosecuted right next to Blake and Ryan.
This is still up? Gross manufactured news. And a journalist who did not seek truth. Makes me sick.
I am glad this is staying up and they aren’t removing all the critical comments.
Megan Twohey investigative reporter: can be bought and tell the story YOU want. Did Twohey do her due diligence in investigating that? Did the NY Times just want the hits? This entire piece is grotesque.