Morning Brew Daily Are Reality TV Stars…Employees? & ‘Hot Ones’ Sold For $82M
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Dec 13, 2024 Dive into the intriguing world of reality TV as labor rights take center stage, especially with Netflix's 'Love is Blind' potentially reclassifying contestants as employees. Discover the jaw-dropping $82M sale of BuzzFeed's popular show 'Hot Ones' and its impact on the media landscape. Meanwhile, mysterious drones buzzing over the tri-state area spark widespread concern. Plus, get insights into Google's innovative AI advancements and the troubling state of healthcare stocks after a shocking CEO incident.
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Reality TV Labor Dispute
- The NLRB suggests "Love is Blind" contestants might be employees, not contractors.
- This could lead to unionization, better pay, and less restrictive contracts in reality TV.
BuzzFeed Sells "Hot Ones"
- BuzzFeed sold its popular show "Hot Ones" for $82.5 million to cover debt.
- This sale leaves BuzzFeed focusing on its core website, HuffPost, Tasty, and new AI projects.
New Jersey Drone Sightings
- Mysterious drones are appearing over New Jersey, causing concern among residents.
- Officials are investigating, but the drones' purpose remains unknown, sparking speculation.