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Two 14- and 15-year-old suspects opened fire at San Jose National High School in Tacloban City, Leyte, killing three students and wounding seven before authorities detained them; a Glock 9mm registered to a policewoman and a .38 pistol tied to a Cebu security agency were used; police cite possible bullying as a motive and say the investigation continues as schools review safety measures.
Three students were killed and seven injured when two teens, aged 14 and 15, opened fire at San Jose National High School in Tacloban, Philippines, in what investigators say began as a bullying grudge. The suspects used a .38 revolver and a 9mm pistol owned by a police-relative; one was arrested and the other surrendered. Authorities say red flags were missed and are reviewing school security, anti-bullying policies, and gun-safety measures amid the first school shooting in Tacloban in memory.
Karamo Brown tells People that the demanding Queer Eye production and tensions with cast and behind-the-scenes management contributed to a relapse during Season 3 after years of sobriety; he says he’s been sober for about 18 months and describes bullying by some executives, a claim the production companies dispute. He also discusses an early harassment complaint that was cleared and notes he paused final-season promotions in January 2026 due to concerns about bullying.
A man and a friend recount how infant circumcision affected their self-image, school experiences, and adult relationships—highlighting teasing, altered arousal, and how partners adapted—while medical sources note potential hygiene, lower UTI risk, and reduced STI transmission as possible benefits.
A Long Beach high school surfer, William Frey, is suing the Long Beach Unified School District, alleging he was beaten by Wilson High surf teammates in April 2025, threatened with death, and harassed on campus; the suit says administrators failed to protect him and did not adequately enforce safety measures after a restraining order, with video of the attack and ongoing threats cited. Frey has relocated, and the suit seeks damages to be determined at trial.
Family of 12-year-old Khimberly Zavaleta filed a legal claim against Los Angeles Unified School District after a February 17 fight at Reseda Charter High School left her with traumatic brain injuries and death on February 25. The parents say they had reported multiple bullying incidents beforehand, and a video of the incident was shown by the family’s attorney. LAUSD did not comment on pending litigation, while LAPD continues to investigate the death as a homicide.
A 12-year-old student, Khimberly Zavaleta, died after a head injury allegedly caused by a peer during a bullying incident at Reseda High School; the LAPD has opened a homicide investigation, as students protested and the district offered counseling and support for those affected.
Laura Ann Tull, a Grey's Anatomy extra, claimed on Threads that Eric Dane bullied her on the show's set, calling him a coward and an narcissist; she says his behavior harmed her health and she was wrongly terminated for illness. Dane died at 53 after a years‑long battle with ALS, prompting tributes from co‑stars while sparking discussion about the late actor’s conduct and legacy.
Tiffany Richardson, a former contestant on America's Next Top Model, called Tyra Banks a bully in a now-deleted Instagram post, revisiting Banks’s infamous on-camera tirade in 2005 and contrasting it with Banks’s later explanations about supporting Richardson; the remarks surface as the Netflix docuseries Reality Check revisits the show's controversies and impact.
Karamo Brown pulled out of press interviews for Queer Eye Season 10 to protect his mental health, saying he has felt mentally and emotionally abused for years and that his therapist advised stepping back; reports describe an on-set rift with the Fab Five after an overheard conversation about him, and Brown has since unfollowed all co-stars except Jeremiah Brent, with colleagues expressing surprise and support as he prioritizes his well-being.
Karamo Brown canceled his CBS Mornings appearance to promote Netflix’s Queer Eye final season, saying via his assistant that he’s protecting his mental health from bullying; Gayle King read the note, and the Queer Eye cast—Tan France, Jonathan Van Ness, Antoni Porowski, and Jeremiah Brent—expressed support and emphasized the importance of centering self-care as the group reflects on a decade together and the show’s ending after 10 seasons.
Karamo Brown said he has felt emotionally abused for years and, following his therapist’s guidance, skipped planned appearances to protect his mental health as Queer Eye enters its final 10th season; his absence during promo segments on Today and CBS Mornings prompted a message from his team, with castmates offering support amid discussions of workplace bullying.
Kate Winslet shared her experiences of being body shamed and teased for her size during her youth, which included hurtful comments from teachers and classmates. Despite these challenges, she pursued acting passionately, drawing inspiration from her grandparents and developing resilience. She also reflected on her past struggles with body image and unhealthy dieting, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and supportive family.
Millie Bobby Brown opened up about the emotional impact of body shaming and harsh media criticism over her appearance, revealing she was depressed and crying daily during a period of negative headlines. She condemned the media's focus on her looks as bullying and emphasized the importance of kindness and self-acceptance, while also addressing false harassment allegations against her co-star David Harbour.
Millie Bobby Brown, at 21, publicly defends herself against criticism of her appearance, calling out media bullying and emphasizing her right to express herself, while also protecting her young daughter from similar scrutiny.