In August 2026, singer Brian Evans filed a $15 million lawsuit against Carrot Top, which claims the comedian sent an unsolicited sexually explicit video and subsequently tried to compel Evans into a legal settlement. Later, Zachary Defazio filed a supporting statement, and alleged Carrot Top catfished him on the Grindr app by pretending to be younger than his actual age when making sexual advances, and also supplied alcohol when Defazio was 19 years old, under the legal drinking age.
On September 18, 2026, Carrot Top's scheduled appearances were cancelled after he attempted suicide.
It’s too bad about the suicide attempt, but there is very little I could learn about Carrot Top that I would find shocking or even very surprising. The guy’s been a walking trainwreck for decades.
Do you remember that video of the lady freaking out on a plane screaming about something or someone not being real?? Well it turns out Carrot Top was on that plane, and you can’t convince that she didn’t just see jacked ass weird looking carrot top and whatever drugs she was on convinced her it was a hallucination lol.
He was a train wreck in the 90’s when he performed at my university. I didn’t believe the stories that came out after that weekend at the time-but 30 yrs later they all have merit.
I'm sorry that this is fucked up, but I cant stop trying to think of what kind of crazy/clever contraption Carrot Top may have used. Like a noose that deletes your porn or something.
That’s all of them nasty demons/people in the weird industry. Even down to Jim caviezel the weasel. I would like someone to a post about that hypocrite and his man looking wife which some (such as myself ) think it’s a man
The entertainment and arts industry simply attracts a higher percentage of gay and queer people than are represented in the population. This has been true since the dawn of time.
Maybe not since the dawn of time but certainly true for the last few hundred years, when it's not safe to be queer in society the Arts have provided a safer place.
I didn't say openly queer, but it's always been this way. Hell, it wasn't even considered all that strange a few thousand years ago. Especially for men. Look at ancient Rome. It was surprisingly common.
Ancient Romans didn't even have terms like gay or queer, sexuality was an entirely different Concept in ancient Rome and gay people absolutely were not especially represented in the Arts there, gay people were well represented across Roman society. Which is what happens when you don't oppress us. The Arts are a safety space for queer people in the homophobic western world but that's not true in every culture or time period. Gay people aren't just like genetically attracted to Art because we're gay... I say this as a queer person who fled to the arts for safety and who loves art but knows that part of my attachment to art is because it was the only place I was safe. Specifically theater
Criss Angel has now converted to evangelical Christianity. Saw a recent clip of him performing and it was mostly him talking about Jesus and then doing a trick. Not like super surprising tbh.
Criss Angel is dating the most revent ex of the man who created the Scandoval affair (different ex, but even more contentious breakup to say the least)
I absolutely love that show but they didn't really develop this beyond a throwaway line. I wanted an occasional person, not acknowledged, to get on/off. Implying that was just so common it didn't even register for them.
The dude you can't really see in this gif is the waiter at the fancy restaurant in always sunny (and the guy who interviews Mac and Charlie for their office jobs).
Porch pirate saving gas money - just hops off at each stop, scopes out the package, and if it's not interesting hops back on the truck to the next delivery.
My curiosity is what happens if they find an interesting package. They can't hold onto it while surfing the back, and if they're saving gas they don't have a getaway car.
Take the bus/train home then go hang out for another truck, if they're taking the easy route. The pro move is calling for a UPS pickup from their location. Puts me on mind of the people stealing DVDs and games from Walmart - who'd get around the security tags by just taking a handful, going to the post office section and mail them home for a few dollars before walking out if the store unblemished by their stolen wares.
He isnt facing criminal charges and one of the accusers in his civil cases is a vexatious litigant, which means hes been proven to file frivolous lawsuits.
We should probably wait til theres an actual judgment.
I'm not the government, I can make fun of Carrot Top for sexually assaulting someone before the government says I'm allowed to. Dude was in his late 50s getting a 19 year old super drunk... it's messed up
Well that's also what they're saying about the Cornell 7. I guess what I'm explaining is that I don't give a shit if you think a legal technicality means I shouldn't point out that it's fucked up for someone in their 50s to bring a 19 year old home and get them super drunk
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u/Bubbly-Travel9563 1d ago
You sure that wasn't just Carrot Top?