Fox News Entertainment Newsletter: Meghan Markle faces brand scrutiny, Nicolas Cage sued by ex
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-Meghan Markle accused of copying Spanish coat of arms in 'comedy of errors' rebrand
-Nicolas Cage's ex sues him over their son Weston's alleged assault, accuses star of enabling his behavior
-'Wild Things' star Denise Richards' children aren't bothered by her OnlyFans account
WALK THE PLANK - Sharon Osbourne admits the 'biggest mistake' she made with husband Ozzy.
FAMILY TIES - 'Andy Griffith Show' actor shares surprising connection to famous co-star.
'UPPER HAND' - New accusers in Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni legal drama can 'make or break' the case, expert says.
BRAVE NEW WORLD - Harrison Ford dismisses AI's power to 'steal my soul.'
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE - Dolly Parton urges the Indiana governor not to axe funding for a children's initiative.
IT'S 'NORMAL' - Alec Baldwin's wife Hilaria slams 'fake' Spanish accent accusations.
SIGNED, SEALED, ARRESTED - Hallmark star arrested for battery over bar incident.
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And [participants] are doing something good for society by putting an educational video out there. What part of that is dangerous?' Now, the platform on which she's made her name (and big bucks — specifically, an eye-watering $2.1 million per month) has thrown a spanner in her controversial success: OnlyFans has banned Bonnie Blue. Earlier this month, Blue promised to top her 1,000 men in a day feat: announcing a stunt she called the 'Bonnie Blue petting zoo' which would allow members of the public to touch her, or have intercourse with her, while she was tied up in a glass box. The challenge was due to take place tomorrow (15 June), but has since been cancelled due to online outrage. And this time, the controversy has caught the attention of OnlyFans, who've shut down Blue's account. 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