Selected Articles
Drake Bell speaks out on sexual abuse, Nickelodeon child stardom, and 'Quiet on Set' docuseries
Die-hard cruisers are paying up to $8 million for a never-ending trip. Investors and employees say they're never going to get it.
Harvard professor Francesca Gino was accused of faking data. Now her million-dollar empire is crumbling — and scholars are eyeing who's next.
The Socialite and the Scammer: How a bunch of rich New Yorkers got conned by a man with beautiful hair and armfuls of fake Birkins
Nina Montée Karp and Dr. Harvey Karp turned the $1,700 Snoo into the holy grail of parenting. But some say they overhyped the crib's abilities and created a nightmarish corporate culture.
The babies in the Snoo's 2019 ads weren't nearly happy enough.
The tots had been photographed fast asleep, strapped into the $1,700 high-tech bassinets, soothed by the devices' automatic rocking and white-noise machine. But Nina Montée Karp, a cofounder of Happiest Baby, the company behind the Snoo, wanted them to smile, two former employees said.
Montée Karp hovered over the shoulder of an employee on the marketing team, watching while she digitally adjusted the corners of the babies' mouths
The tots had been photographed fast asleep, strapped into the $1,700 high-tech bassinets, soothed by the devices' automatic rocking and white-noise machine. But Nina Montée Karp, a cofounder of Happiest Baby, the company behind the Snoo, wanted them to smile, two former employees said.
Montée Karp hovered over the shoulder of an employee on the marketing team, watching while she digitally adjusted the corners of the babies' mouths
'Revealing' teen costumes, on-set massages, and a gender-discrimination complaint: Inside Dan Schneider's 'disgusting' Nickelodeon empire
Eleven Madison Park went vegan. It's been an understaffed, chaotic mess of a year.
Tyra Banks wanted 'America's Next Top Model' to fix fashion. Now, some contestants say the show was 'psychological warfare.'
Brandy Melville employees describe racism, Hitler memes, and sexual exploitation at the 'evil' cult teen brand
Subway cofounder Fred DeLuca ruled the company like a demigod and pursued wives of franchisees. How one man sent the world's biggest fast-food chain into a tailspin.
Top Hollywood lawyer Bryan Freedman paid a $40,000 settlement after being accused of gang-raping a 17-year-old while in college
How Equifax used employment records it collects from 2.5 million companies to fire dozens of its own employees for working second jobs
He's got 20 kids, a $4.4 billion real-estate fortune, and a trail of terrified nannies: Meet Stefan Soloviev
Chick-fil-A's out-of-control drive-thru lines have it facing off against local businesses and battling lawsuits
The MyPillow guy says God helped him beat a crack addiction to build a multimillion-dollar empire. Now his religious devotion to Trump threatens to bring it all crashing down.
The bizarre case of the sexy butt-flap onesie that has taken over the internet
Insiders reveal how former McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook went from the chain's savior to its worst nightmare as sex-scandal accusations threaten to envelop the fast-food giant
Leaked McDonalds recording shows the company is fighting against parts of Trump's coronavirus bill that would give workers paid sick leave
McDonald's black franchisees are fighting to earn as much as their white counterparts, as dozens leave the company they once considered family
The church of chicken: The inside story of how Chick-fil-A used Christian values and a 'clone army' to build a booming business that's defying the retail apocalypse and taking over America
Rapper Azealia Banks claims she was at Elon Musk's house over the weekend as he was 'scrounging for investors'
Former employees reveal what it was like to work at the mysterious coffee chain once owned by Stormy Daniels' lawyer — including running out of coffee and questions about getting paid
