| No Images? Click here   It's been a rough couple days for Pepsi. Yesterday, the soda company released an ad starring Kendall Jenner that was so tone-deaf it hurt. Of course, the Twitterverse had a field day calling it out, leading Pepsi to pull the ad completely. It did unite the nation for a hot minute, though.   "Ghost in the Shell," which has been surrounded by controversy since Scarlett Johansson's casting was announced, pretty much bombed at the box office. Now, Paramount thinks the controversy may have been to blame.  Need Something New To Watch On Netflix?We've got you covered. We spent our weekend watching the addictive and dark new teen drama "13 Reasons Why," which tackles issues of cyber-bullying and teen suicide with brutal honesty. But if you're looking for something less serious, check out Louis C.K's new comedy special "Louis C.K. 2017." To see more of what's new on Netflix this month, head here.   The British box office just turned its back on Shia LaBeouf. But at least he still has his anti-Trump art. Oh wait...  Hollywood producer Dana Brunetti is taking Alec Baldwin to task for claiming he didn’t know that actress Nikki Reed was underage when they filmed 2006’s “Mini’s First Time.”  Read more:
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Wednesday, April 5, 2017
Pepsi pulls "tone-deaf" ad
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