Claims extracted
23
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
4%
1 of 23 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
67/100
New York Post's corrections and
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Director Penelope Spheeris called out Jennifer Aniston for allegedly gifting her a sex toy to “humiliate” her on the set of “Five” in 2011.
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Spheeris → call → 2011
The 80-year-old concluded her recent appearance on the “Moynihan Report” podcast by claiming the “Friends” alum “gave [her] a dildo” with “rhinestones pasted on it” that “you couldn’t even use.”
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you → conclude → that
Spheeris noted the present came from a producer but was inside of a gift box she believes Aniston frequently gifted.
“At the end of the shoot, the assistant director comes over and says, ‘Have a seat in the chair,'” she recalled.
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she → note → chair
“I sit down and the whole crew gathers around.
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crew → sit → ?
Her producer walks up with a gift box.”
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producer → walk → box
While the filmmaker initially thought the gesture was “so sweet,” she raged, “There [was] a f–king dildo in there in front of the whole crew.
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she → think → crew
I’m supposed to open up a dildo?”
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I → suppose → dildo
She called the present “mean-spirited” — and explained why she believes it “had to come from” the “Friends” alum.
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it → call → alum
“When we got nominated for a Directors Guild Award [in 2012], she comes in with the same kind of gift box in her hand,” Spheeris explained.
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Spheeris → nominate → hand
“She comes over and I go, ‘What’s in there?
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What → come → ?
And she goes, ‘No, it’s a present for [producer] Marta Kauffman.’
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it → go → Kauffman
“But it was the same box,” she continued.
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she → continue → ?
Spheeris quipped, “I’ll get sued for that but whatever.”
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I → quip → that
Aniston’s rep did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
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rep → respond → comment
“Five,” notably, was a Lifetime anthology with five short films each centering around the impact of breast cancer.
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Five → center → cancer
Aniston, 57, and Spheeris each directed a segment, as did Alicia Keys, Demi Moore and Patty Jenkins.
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Keys → direct → segment
The “Morning Show” star told Glamour in August 2011 that her goal with the project was to be “informative without being heavy-handed.”
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goal → tell → project
At the time, Aniston added, “Cancer affects all of us, whether you’re a daughter, mother, sister, friend, coworker, doctor, patient.
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you → add → us
These films touch on that reality.”
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films → touch → reality
She made headlines the following month for touring a breast cancer center with Jill Biden and speaking to survivors.
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She → make → survivors
The sequel to “Five,” “Call Me Crazy,” came out in 2013 and tackled the topic of mental illness, with Bryce Dallas Howard, Bonne Hunt, Ashley Judd, Laura Dern and Sharon Maguire directing.
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Howard → call → illness
Conversation
Your voice matters.
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voice → matter → Conversation
Discussions are moderated for civility.
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Discussions → moderate → civility