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Well, luckily you said that because in the case of Caroline, many claimed that she did not deliver what was promised in the ticket price and she ended up cancelling the tour.

And in a piece for W Magazine, journalist Andrea Park penned the piece, Caroline Calloway's creativity workshop taught me nothing about creativity but a lot about scamming.

That's a good headline.

Yeah, I liked it.

In the piece, Andrea outlined that Caroline was 40 minutes behind schedule for her seminar, served a box of kale from Whole Foods for lunch, despite posting on Instagram stories that she was cooking eggplant for the guests.

In some cases, guests were also asked to bring their own lunches.

She made venue shifts and then she shared the details belatedly on Instagram stories rather than official ticketing channels, leaving buyers past Eventbrite's refund window.

Don't buy tickets, essentially.

He was also beginning to hobnob at art world events.

In 2010, Black attended Art Basel Miami Beach and was seated at a W Magazine dinner for Don and Mero Rubel next to Stefano Tanchi, the publication's editor at the time.

In 2012, he bought the art book publisher Phaedon and in 2014, he added the online art concern ArtSpace to its holdings.

So basically the godfather of art at this point, right? If you're doing anything in high-end art, you're probably involved with Leon Black.

Such a BS excuse.

Can you imagine being as rich as Leon Black and just following along with everybody else? Do you really think that's what happened? Do you really think Leon Black one day woke up and said, you know what? I really wonder...

What Deepak Chopra's up to...

I wonder what Bill Gates is doing...

In 2010, Black attended Art Basel Miami Beach Festival.

and was seated at a W Magazine dinner for Don and Mero Rubel, next to Stefano Tanchi, the publication's editor at the time.

In 2012, he bought the art book publisher Phaedon, and in 2014, he added the online art concern Artspace to its holdings.

So basically the godfather of art at this point, right? If you're doing anything in high-end art, you're probably involved with Leon Black.

Such a BS excuse.

Can you imagine being as rich as Leon Black and just following along with everybody else? Do you really think that's what happened? Do you really think Leon Black one day woke up and said, you know what? I really wonder...

What Deepak Chopra's up to...

I wonder what Bill Gates is doing...

He was also beginning to hobnob at art world events.

In 2010, Black attended Art Basel Miami Beach and was seated at a W Magazine dinner for Don and Mero Rubel next to Stefano Tanchi, the publication's editor at the time.

In 2012, he bought the art book publisher Phaedon.

And in 2014, he added the online art concern ArtSpace to its holdings.

Such a BS excuse.

Can you imagine being as rich as Leon Black and just following along with everybody else? Do you really think that's what happened? Do you really think Leon Black one day woke up and said, you know what? I really wonder...

What Deepak Chopra is up to...

I wonder what Bill Gates is doing...

Nathan Fielder is everywhere with the release of his new Elizabeth Holmes documentary, You Can See Everything.

And today, he's also on the final cover of W Magazine's new originals series that also included Tate McRae and Indy Navaretti.

Inside the issue, Nathan opens up about the year-long process of making the film with the Theranos founder, saying, quote, my curiosity with Elizabeth was to understand her.

And in my life, I've never been so confused by by a person.

There's a lot more to Carson than what we initially meet.

You're totally right that desire is a focal point for every character, and that is the conflict.

of the show is where do your desires get you? What are the consequences of desire? Yeah, where does it lead you? Desire, desire, desire.

Okay, well then let me talk to you and your character because your character has made out with everybody on this couch and more.

You and Emily were besties, Emily Weiss.

Yeah, so basically at Women's Wear Daily, it was across the hall from W Magazine.

And we had become best, like Emily Weiss and I had become best friends.

Are you still friends? We are still friends.

Like she was packing trunks for some W editor.

I was like sifting through, you know, junior knits in my closet.

And we just like kind of became best friends, like literally as assistants.

She was at W, I was at Women's Wear Daily.