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Renee Poche, a Love Is Blind contestant, is suing Netflix and production companies Kinetic Content and Delirium TV. Following a suspected $4 million arbitration request from the show's producers against her, Poche, 33, who appeared on season five of the reality dating show in which she matched with Carter Wall, filed the lawsuit. The designers, who were also sued by another contestant in October, had to drop an arbitration against her in November for 'certain public remarkments regarding her traumatic time on the Program, including the terrifying experiences she had with Wall.'

During a lawsuit brought by a former Love is Blind participant, explosive behind-the-scenes information has surfaced, revealing the grueling conditions for cast members. Tran Dang, a season five contestant, was sexually assaulted by a fellow contestant, but producers disagreed. According to her reports, some of the suspected assault will be caught on camera as participants are filmed 24/7. Cast members are allowed to leave at any time, according to show designers Kinetic Content, but show participants must pay a $50,000 exit fee if they are not deemed to have a valid reason. Other constants have also claimed to 'inhumane' treatment as show designers have denied the allegations.

According to People, a former season five contestant is being sued for sexual harassment, false imprisonment, and negligence. Tran Dang's suit has listed production companies Delirium TV and Kinetic Content, but she has also said there might be a video proving it. Dang - who did not make it into the show after final edits - was involved in the 2022 incident and was in the custody of fellow contestant Thomas Smith, according to TMZ.

Timm 'TK' Williams Sr., 66, was last heard of on Wednesday around 4 p.m. when he sent his family a picture exposing the fires on Maui as he attempted to find a shelter. According to his granddaughter, Williams uses a wheelchair and forearm crutches. 'He was attempting to get it to a shelter, but all of the roads were blocked,' she said. If needed to run or move quickly, he will not be able to run or move quickly.' All communications with Maui's western area remained dead, according to Josh Green, the governor of Hawaii, and that emergency services were only able to connect using satellite phones. The death toll remains at 53, but it is expected to rise sharply. The terrible destruction done to Lahaina was shown by a drone video (right).

The death toll from the Maui wildfires will rise'significantly' from the previous record of 36. Hawaii's governor, Josh Green, said on Thursday afternoon that it would rise'significantly' from its current level of 36.

Terrifying wildfires ripped through Rhodes, sparking mass evacuation and destruction. It has not been confirmed what caused the fires to start, but Greek firefighters suspect arson is to blame. Although this may have been the case, the heatwave, which has swept through Europe, hasn't helped. MailOnline examines what has caused such wildfires to break out and spread so quickly.

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Yesterday, a wildfire ripped through the Highlands, marking the UK's hottest day of the year so far. Two firefighters were wounded in responding to the fire, which is visible on satellite photos. It came as high temperatures in Scotland hit a peak of 24.4C (76F) in Tyndrum, Perthshire, yesterday, making the country hotter than Athens in Greece, which hit 23C (73F). The fire started last week and had been put out of sight, but it erupted on Sunday. According to experts, the fire could be one of Scotland's biggest ever seen.

Larry Lexicon, a California-based educator, had a frank discussion with his students about the 'poop bucket' that sits in his classroom. Larry Lexicon, the TikTok maker, reposted a video of him describing what the bucket was for just days after the horrific Nashville school shootings that killed six people, including three girls. At the time of writing, it has been seen more than 8.7 million. In the clip, he tells his students, 'It turns out people have no idea why we have these buckets in the classroom.'