9-1-1 Actor Rockmond Dunbar Loses Disney Lawsuit About His Religious Beliefs
Actor Rockmond Dunbar lost his lawsuit against Disney, claiming he was fired from the TV show 9-1-1 for refusing the COVID vaccine due to his religious beliefs. A jury ruled in favor of Disney, ending his two-year legal battle. Dunbar, who played Michael Grant on the show, broke down in tears after the verdict was read in a Los Angeles courtroom. Disney’s legal team questioned the sincerity of Dunbar’s beliefs, noting his use of prescription drugs that his faith considered sacrilegious. Despite the loss, Dunbar maintained that he stayed true to his beliefs and passed his spiritual test.
Could Your Home Be Keeping You Single? A New Survey Says Yes.
A recent report by Thumbtack in collaboration with dating apps BLK, Chispa, OkCupid, and Yuzu found that 94% of singles consider a partner’s home an important signal of long-term compatibility. Clean and chic spaces are preferred, while cluttered and dirty homes are major turn-offs. Red flags include a dirty bathroom, dishes everywhere, and no shower curtain, while green flags include thoughtful details and a well-maintained home. Singles also value good vibes, with fun board games, cute pets, and a great music collection being attractive qualities in a potential partner’s home.
Joe Rogan floats Michael Jackson theory
During a recent episode of his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, Joe Rogan shared his theory that Michael Jackson’s romantic songs were based on fantasy rather than lived experience. Rogan, a popular podcast host, discussed the late pop icon’s music and speculated that Jackson’s portrayal of love in his songs was attractive because he never experienced it himself. Rogan praised Jackson’s songwriting abilities and highlighted the impact of his music on popular culture. New episodes of The Joe Rogan Experience are available weekly on various platforms
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