Life Surge has pointed to their thousands of positive Google reviews and a 4.4 Trustpilot score as a shield against recent "scam" allegations. But a former Life Surge vendor says things may not be what they seem.

As speakers like Tim Tebow, Joe Mazzulla and Magic Johnson distance themselves from Life Surge, other celebs — like former ESPN anchor Sage Steele — remain defiant. Steele talked "cancellation" onstage this month in Charlotte, as attendees keep pouring money into an alleged financial “scam.”

We obtained Life Surge's financial documents — and followed the money. "You've got money pouring out your ears. You have to pay your bills."

Wesley Morris breaks down why Nathan Fielder's "You Can See Everything" is "worth studying": "Obviously they're going to be teaching this film." *SPOILERS*

Wesley Morris joins @PabloTorre to dissect (and SPOIL!) the Nathan Fielder x Elizabeth Holmes doc: "I've been calling this a culturally destabilizing event." "I don't know what NOT to believe about this thing."

In their pitch to make Blake Griffin a "Clipper for life," team staffers wore a Blake Griffin-themed "Pioneers" shirt, featuring Griffin alongside Barack Obama, Martin Luther King Jr., Abraham Lincoln, Einstein, Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, JFK, Muhammad Ali and Michael Jackson.

Blake Griffin on why he didn't shake Steve Ballmer's hand in his return to LA: "Gillian Zucker texted, like, 'Hey, can Blake go up and shake Steve's hand before the tip?' And I'm like, 'Oh, this is all for the appearance.'" "How did I end up the bad guy in this situation?"

"Pharma bro" Martin Shkreli originally purchased Wu-Tang Clan's "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin" for $2 million. The album's next owner? The Department of Justice — before a collective known as PleasrDAO obtained the 1-of-1 for $4 million, to keep the artwork alive.