Maureen Callahan

Okay.

Now, this is from our beloved

I'm going to take it down.

Our beloved Paul from New Zealand, who often writes with his girlfriend, Pam.

I think it's your girlfriend.

Forgive me if you two are married.

Paul wanted to weigh in on the topic of Blake Lively versus Justin Baldoni.

And boy, did we get a ton of feedback about that.

We will be following this story with the alacrity and care it deserves.

Okay.

Now, he also, first of all, he points out that it was a major box office success.

It ends with us.

But in my opinion, Paul writes, Blake Lively wanted the sole rights to the sequel.

Apparently, apparently, according to Paul, there is a clause in Baldoni's contract stating that any sexual assault misconduct would strip him of the rights to the sequel.

The way we see it is the rest of the story is one mean girl bullying to early on.

Ryan psycho arsonist.

Excuse me, Paul.

Always.

We must full title.

Psycho arsonist Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively used the legacy media, that would be the New York Times, to smear Baldoni.