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Joi Dickerson-Neal is one of Combs' earliest alleged victims — and before this documentary, most people had never heard her name.

Director Alex Stapleton says her team went through a full legal and archival process just to verify her story before a single frame aired, cross-checking records and corroborating her account in detail.

'No one had heard of her,' Stapleton said. 'That's why her voice is so powerful.' After decades of silence, she finally has a platform — and that alone feels like something worth sitting with.

Sean Combs: The Reckoning, executive produced by 50 Cent and directed by Alex Stapleton, debuted at No. 1 on Netflix's U.S. top 10 during its first week, surpassing the final season of Stranger Things.

Globally, the four-part docuseries pulled more than 21 million views, making it one of the most-watched nonfiction projects on the platform.

Combs is currently serving a 50-month sentence at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey following his July 2025 conviction.

People close to the Donnelly family say that Sean and Charlotte had genuinely moved on from the 2020 photo — Sean admitted they had practically forgotten about it entirely — when Disney Pixar reached out of nowhere a few weeks ago.

Sources suggest Disney had been sitting on the connection for a while before deciding to make the Toy Story 5 premiere the right moment to bring Vinny in.

For a lorry driver from Loughborough who says he had never been to a premiere himself, that phone call must have been something else. What would you have said if Disney showed up in your inbox after six years?

New Toy Story 5 billboards unveiled Friday feature the giant initials "TS" alongside exactly 13 cartoon clouds — a detail consistent across both horizontal and vertical versions of the campaign.

Thirteen is the number Taylor Swift has publicly called her favorite and lucky number for years.

Neither Disney nor Swift's representatives offered any comment when asked about the billboards.

Director Andrew Stanton confirmed this week that the finished film does not feature a Taylor Swift end-titles song, but stopped well short of ruling out any other involvement.

Toy Story 5 billboards unveiled Friday feature the letters 'TS' and exactly 13 cartoon clouds — Taylor Swift's well-documented favorite number — across both horizontal and vertical versions of the campaign.

Director Andrew Stanton confirmed this week that a Taylor Swift song does not play over the end titles, but stopped well short of ruling out any other involvement.

Disney, Pixar, and Swift's representatives all declined to comment when contacted about the billboards. The film premieres June 9.

At 17 years old, Olivia Rodrigo idolized Taylor Swift so much she called herself 'the biggest Swiftie in the whole world.' Two years later, Taylor and her collaborators were reportedly receiving a combined 50 percent of royalties from 'Deja Vu' — one of Olivia's biggest singles.

Half the internet says these credits were legally justified. The other half thinks it is a lot to absorb for a teenager who was, by her own admission, 'green and bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.'

Does a songwriting similarity warrant taking half of a 17-year-old's royalties?

Jacob Elordi reportedly performed moves so acrobatic during the Alfonso Cuarón-directed Chanel shoot that he may have suffered a foot injury serious enough to keep him off the Cannes jury.

That is the price of what insiders are now quietly calling a Bond audition nobody officially authorized.

Some people think it was a calculated move. Others say the timing is pure coincidence. Either way, a man apparently hurt his foot for a cologne ad — and now half of Hollywood is talking about it. Does that change how you see the whole thing?

For 18 years, the disappearance of three-year-old Madeleine McCann from a Portuguese holiday resort has haunted investigators across three countries.

Now Scotland Yard is reportedly leading a quiet but determined push — and sources say the case against Christian Brückner is building in a direction nobody has publicly confirmed yet.

His camper van was spotted near Praia da Luz, and mobile data places his phone in the area just one hour before Madeleine vanished.

After nearly two decades, do you think justice is finally within reach?

An Austrian court in Wiener Neustadt just handed down a 15-year sentence to the man who planned to attack Taylor Swift's Vienna concerts in August 2024 — but the details that came out during the trial go far beyond what most people initially heard.

He followed instructions from an Islamic State video called 'Make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom.' He tried to buy a machinegun and a hand gr***de. And his final words to the jury were simply, 'I am sorry.'

That apology did not move them. Did you know how far the planning had actually gone?

What prosecutors found when they dug into Beran A's activities before his August 7, 2024 arrest is the part of this story that people close to the investigation say is still hard to process.

He had reportedly followed instructions from an Islamic State video called 'Make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom' to produce TATP explosive at home — and had attempted to source a machine gun and hand gr***de on top of that.

He got 15 years on Thursday. Knowing what he was quietly building before anyone intervened — does that number surprise you?

An Austrian court sentenced Beran A, a 21-year-old Austrian national, to 15 years in prison on Thursday for planning an Islamist terror attack on Taylor Swift's Vienna concerts in August 2024.

The eight-person jury returned a unanimous guilty verdict on almost all 15 charges, including terrorism offences linked to explosive production and a separate plot in Dubai.

Co-defendant Arda K received 12 years. Both men's lawyers have not yet confirmed whether they will appeal.