Kanye West is facing a new lawsuit from Murphy Aficionado, a former Yeezy project manager, who alleges that he was unlawfully terminated and not compensated for his work. The lawsuit details numerous disturbing allegations, including claims that West made antisemitic and racist remarks in the workplace, engaged in inappropriate sexual behavior with his wife in front of Aficionado, and displayed disturbing conduct such as wearing a swastika and showing nude photos of his ex-wife. Aficionado's allegations are similar to those made by Lauren Pisciotta, West's former personal assistant, who sued him last month for sexual assault and other abuses. This lawsuit is one of several filed against West by former employees who allege discriminatory behavior, wrongful termination, and unpaid wages.

We discuss the increasing popularity of content focused on women in China, as well as the backlash that this content often receives from men. We specifically examine the negative consequences faced by female comedians who criticize traditional gender roles, highlighting how Chinese companies are struggling to balance the growing interest in women-focused content with the need to avoid upsetting male customers. We further explores the complex interplay between gender politics, censorship, and social media in China, noting the country’s history of suppressing feminist activism and the delicate line that female entertainers must tread when addressing women’s issues.

Comedian Bowen Yang apologized to Ariana Grande for his behavior during a sketch on Saturday Night Live. He explained that he was too talkative during a kiss scene, which Grande found disarming. But was the kiss planned? Spoiler: YES! But not the way you think.