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Matthew Perry trusted Ken Iwamasa since 1992 — more than 30 years of friendship before that devastating night in October 2023.

Iwamasa was not just an employee. He was Perry's right-hand man, his daily companion, the person who knew his struggles better than almost anyone.

The fact that their last conversation happened just before those three fatal injections is something that is genuinely hard to sit with.

Thirty years of trust ending that way is a kind of heartbreak that goes beyond the courtroom.

13.1 million views on a single teaser post in what feels like no time at all — and honestly, once you hear it, the reaction makes complete sense.

Some people think casting Robert Pattinson as Chris Hansen is a brilliant left-field swing. Others are still processing the fact that Batman is now hosting 'To Catch a Predator' for A24.

Either way, the comments on Discussing Film's X post are overwhelmingly praising the vocal transformation. Do you think Pattinson was the right call for this role?

Ken Iwamasa was earning $150,000 a year as Matthew Perry's live-in personal assistant — and he was the one who personally injected the three ketamine doses that killed the Friends star at 54.

Some are calling it a catastrophic failure of duty. Others point to Judge Garnett's own words that there was no hard evidence of malicious intent.

But a $150,000 salary, a 30-year friendship, and three fatal injections — how does that square with no malicious intent in your eyes?

Matthew Perry trusted Ken Iwamasa with everything — his home, his schedule, his sobriety struggles, and ultimately his life.

Iwamasa had been by his side since 1992. He knew about the addiction. He knew the dangers. And on October 28, 2023, he injected the third and final ketamine dose anyway.

Judge Garnett said his conduct was 'reckless, not just on the day of his death but in the days leading up.' That word — reckless — feels heavier when the person involved knew Perry better than almost anyone.

Allie Shehorn's new civil lawsuit against Nick Pasqual goes far beyond the May 2024 stabbing that already sent him to a criminal conviction.

The court documents obtained by TMZ describe a pattern of alleged sexual battery, controlling behavior, and escalating violence that reportedly began months before that night in Sunland.

The full picture painted in that filing is far more detailed than the headlines have captured so far.

What part of this case do you think deserves more public attention?

Callum Turner is BAFTA-nominated, appeared in Masters of the Air, worked alongside George Clooney, and is currently the bookmakers' clear favorite to become the next James Bond.

And he is engaged to Dune and Blade Runner 2049 director Denis Villeneuve — wait, no. He is engaged to Dua Lipa.

There is something genuinely cinematic about the idea of the next Bond already living that kind of headline-grabbing life before he even gets the role.

Would Callum Turner feel right to you as 007?

Colbert said it himself on the Monroe broadcast: 'It's been an excruciating 23 hours without being on TV.'

But what came through in that community access hour was something his decade-plus on CBS rarely captured — someone performing with nothing left to lose, surrounded by friends like Jeff Daniels and Steve Buscemi, on a tiny Michigan channel that nobody could fully control.

The warmth in that room felt real in a way polished network television rarely does. Sometimes the smallest stage holds the biggest moment.

Todd Chrisley had not seen Julie in over two years when he walked out of FPC Pensacola on May 29, 2025 — and apparently the first thing that came to mind was a nickname she is still not laughing about.

He shared it openly on camera for 'The Chrisleys: Back to Reality,' which tells you either he has no fear or prison softened his filter in the wrong direction.

After 28 months apart, that is the reunion moment he chose to lead with. Would you have let that slide?

The production was called Bluefin Tuna.

That was the working title A24 used when they were filming in New Orleans in early 2025 — deliberately obscure, designed to keep cameras away and curious people from putting the pieces together before the studio was ready.

Nobody connected it to Robert Pattinson. Nobody connected it to Chris Hansen. That was entirely the point.

Now the trailer is out and the real title is Primetime — and the story behind why they hid it so carefully is just as interesting as the film itself.

People who followed the Iwamasa case closely were struck by one detail that did not get nearly enough attention — after injecting Matthew Perry with a large dose of ketamine on October 23, 2023, Iwamasa left the house to run errands.

He returned to find Perry dead in the whirlpool bath.

Sources close to the prosecution reportedly described that sequence as central to how they built their case against him.

Does the sentence prosecutors are recommending — three years and five months — feel appropriate given what the evidence revealed?

Kate Bush has spent decades saying no to sync licensing requests — she guards her catalog like almost no other artist in the business.

But when Stranger Things came calling with a script showing exactly how 'Running Up That Hill' would be used for Max's storyline, something shifted in her favor.

And reportedly, one specific person already in that conversation made all the difference.

Who do you think carries more influence with Kate Bush — a showrunner or a fellow artist?