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What happened to the Los Angeles Times? That’s a question we’ve asked ourselves often in recent years as we’ve watched what was once one of the best investigators of Scientology’s controversies become almost completely incurious about stories unfolding right in the newspaper’s own backyard. Continue reading The Top 25 People Enabling Scientology, No. 14: The Los Angeles Times
[US Attorney Ariana Fajardo Orshan, Dennis Nobbe, and H. Dohn Williams][ICYMI: Last night, Leah Remini’s Emmy victory for the Danny Masterson ‘Aftermath’ episode.] We have a couple of legal briefs for our document hounds today, and they present two radically different versions of reality. Continue reading Scientologist chiro Nobbe: There’s an innocent explanation, judge. Prosecutors: No there isn’t.
Leah Remini just took home her second Emmy award for her three-season A&E series ‘Scientology and the Aftermath,’ this time for the special episode that ended the series last year. Continue reading Leah Remini wins second ‘Aftermath’ Emmy, for episode about Danny Masterson
‘The Star,’ the fourth episode of ‘Scientology Black Ops,’ a special 7NEWS Australia investigation that was cancelled by the network in July, has been leaked to the Internet. Continue reading SCIENTOLOGY BLACK OPS, Episode 4: Tom Cruise’s dirty plot against publicist Pat Kingsley
Rod Keller is taking some well-deserved time off, and we look forward to the return of his weekly up-to-the-minute reports on what’s happening inside Scientology, which he has such a good knack at finding out. Continue reading What Scientologists are telling each other on social media right this very minute
[Jeffrey Riffer and David Miscavige]For more than a year, Scientology leader David Miscavige and his attorneys have been working hard to keep him from being served in a lawsuit filed by Danny Masterson’s rape accusers. And right from the beginning, our readers were asking whether that problem could be solved by serving the elusive Miscavige through the publication of notices in a newspaper. Continue reading RIFFER: David Miscavige too busy saving Scientology from Covid to be served lawsuit
‘Taken,’ the third episode of ‘Scientology Black Ops,’ a special 7NEWS Australia investigation that was cancelled by the network in July, has been leaked to the Internet. Continue reading SCIENTOLOGY BLACK OPS: Episode 3 leaks online, with bizarre kidnap attempt in broad daylight
Yesterday the US Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals handed down yet another stunning rebuke of Matt and Kathy Feshbach, a major Scientology power couple who have been battling the government for more than 20 years over unpaid taxes. Continue reading Scientology’s ‘Super Power’ couple slammed down by appeals court over tax debt
In 2011 we spent the month of August counting down a list of the “Top 25 People Crippling Scientology.” Nine years later, Scientology is still hurting, but church leader David Miscavige learned long ago that paid membership was only one resource that kept him in business. He also relies on a small army of enablers, some paid, some not, who help him stay in business even though they aren’t Scientologists themselves. So we thought we’d recognize them with this countdown. We’ve been watching Scientology litigation for a long time, and we can tell you that one interesting evolution of it has been the way lawsuits in recent years have targeted not just the church but its leader, David Miscavige, and also the way he has responded. Continue reading The Top 25 People Enabling Scientology, No. 15: Jeffrey Riffer
Stephanie Winston Wolkoff’s eye-opening book about the price she paid helping out the Trump administration and her longtime friend Melania Trump, which came out on September 1, turns out to have some passages we thought would interest you. Continue reading All of former Scientology mouthpiece Tommy Davis’s appearances in ‘Melania and Me’
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