Fake cancer fraudster Belle Gibson has escaped paying a ballooning $500,000 fine because of a botched legal claim against the influencer whose scam is now being retold in a Netflix series.

Two pedestrians walk on the campus of Tufts University, Friday Jan. 31, 2025 in Medford, Mass., where an independent review released stated a third-party instructor who led a strenuous training ...

Graham appeared on the series in the early '90s in a scene with Susan Lucci's Erica Kane Alice S. Hall/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Lauren Graham has some thoughts about her early ...

We all know influencers aren’t telling 100% of the truth 100% of the time, but there’s a difference between making it seem like your house is nicer than it is or that you have the perfect relationship ...

“Emilia Pérez” star Karla Sofía Gascón has deactivated her Twitter/X account after apologizing for offensive posts that resurfaced Thursday. Gascón’s X account @karsiagascon was ...

The series follows influencer Belle Gibson, who built an online business and social media following on fraudulent claims. She insisted she had cured debilitating health issues by adopting a ...

You remember Belle Gibson, don’t you? The raw-milk-chugging, vaccine-dubious Australian wellness influencer who made a motza claiming to have cured her terminal brain cancer with positive ...

That’s exactly what Belle Gibson did. You might know Gibson as the health influencer who claimed she cured her cancer with a healthy diet, all while never having cancer at all. Now, Netflix is ...