Doug

The Scoop for March 11, 2020

Let’s just clear the air right now, Harry Potter does not have COVID-19.
There was a rumor going around the internet thanks to a fake Twitter account, so no, Daniel Radcliffe does not have coronavirus, OK?


How about that Bachelor huh? Peter proposed to Hannah Ann, but then this happened.
He dumped her.
But the drama didn’t stop there, because Peter started dating the runner-up Madison, and his mom had something to say about that.
“It’s not going to work.”
I don’t even watch the show, and already, Peter’s mom is my favorite.


So Corey Feldman has unleashed his exposé “(My) Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys”. Now, I haven’t seen it, but reports from those who have say there isn’t really anything new in it. And during a live-stream yesterday someone accused Corey of scamming people with this movie. He clearly appreciate it.
Look, I haven’t seen it. But it’s not hard to believe what Corey is saying about people in Hollywood. There are terrible people everywhere. Hollywood isn’t any different. But is Corey trying to scam people? I have no idea. I don’t think he’s above scamming people, I just don’t know if that’s what he’s trying to do here.


 

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