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Chris Hansen claims A24 wouldn’t show him Primetime unless he signed away rights to his name, image and potential legal rights; A24 says it was merely a standard NDA for a preview to prevent leaks. Hansen’s lawyers reportedly advised against signing, and the film—about his show To Catch A Predator—is headed for a Venice premiere before a broader release.
Chris Hansen didn’t watch an early screening of Robert Pattinson’s Primetime after claiming A24 asked him to sign away his rights to his name, image and brand in a restrictive NDA. He went to A24’s offices for a private screening but left without viewing the film, noting the NDA as a standard spoiler/IP-protection measure.
Deadline reports that Chris Hansen wasn’t refused for refusing to sign away his rights; he was turned away from a private Primetime screening because attendees must sign a standard NDA to prevent spoilers. A Deadline source clarifies the NDA is common for preview audiences, and Hansen’s earlier claim was contradicted by reports that fellow invitee Jesse Watters declined to sign and was denied entry. The film, directed by Lance Oppenheim and starring Robert Pattinson as Hansen, is set to premiere this year.
Deadline reports Chris Hansen was denied a private Primetime screening after refusing to sign a standard advance-screening NDA; a source said he was not asked to “sign away” his rights and that the NDA is a routine measure to guard against spoilers and IP. Hansen had claimed on Fox News that A24 wanted him to surrender rights to his name, image and brand. The film, starring Pattinson as Hansen, premieres September 25 in theaters.
Veteran investigator Chris Hansen says he refused an unusually restrictive NDA that would surrender his name, image and rights to his brand to obtain a private screening of Robert Pattinson’s A24 drama Primetime. He went to A24 for a 10 a.m. screening but left without seeing the film after pushing back on the paperwork, noting he has no financial stake in the movie. The project, inspired by Hansen’s Dateline work, premieres at the Venice Film Festival and opens in theaters Sept. 25; A24 did not comment.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce kept their wedding private with NDAs for guests; while the couple plans to control when details, photos or video are released, some attendees are upset at what they see as a double standard and expect more information to surface in the coming months as the narrative is managed by the couple.
Residents in Salem, Oregon, opposed Verrus’s plan for a $5.1 billion data center, turning up at a public hearing with a guillotine prop to voice their concerns. Company reps left early citing safety fears, while locals pressed questions about NDA secrecy and the project’s lack of details on water and power use. The city council responded with measures to ban non-disclosure agreements with developers, form a data center task force, and implement a 120-day moratorium on new data center projects, signaling increased community influence over such developments.
BBC's Jared Leto: Hollywood's Dark Secret features testimonies from ten women, including four who claim criminal sexual conduct by Leto when they were teenagers; allegations include a 2002 assault of a 17-year-old in a motel, threats toward a 19-year-old, a 17-year-old having sex with him in California, and grooming a 16-year-old via explicit calls, with some models and backstage interactions cited. An NDA was offered to one witness but she refused. Leto denies the charges and the BBC corroborates several details, noting the timeframe spans 2002–2016.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce held their July 3 Madison Square Garden wedding with strict privacy: guests underwent multi-factor authentication, signed NDAs via DocuSign, and received incremental, watermarked digital invitations that could be traced if screenshots appeared. The exact venue was only disclosed minutes before the ceremony to about 1,000 attendees from entertainment, sports and business, helping keep details largely secret while the weekend also featured about $26 million in charitable donations.
San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk confirmed he signed an NDA to attend Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding, calling the event incredible and noting attendees such as George Kittle and Kristin Juszczyk, whose fashion ties helped bring Swift into the circle; he said there was a strong sense of love and secrecy around the celebration and could only share limited details due to the NDA.
Charles Barkley declined the invitation to Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's wedding, saying he doesn’t attend weddings and would rather play golf, and the invite reportedly included an NDA.
Beau DeMayo, the former X-Men '97 showrunner, discusses his firing from Marvel Studios, a continuing non-disparagement lawsuit, and alleged discrimination as a queer Black man; he says Marvel knew about his OnlyFans account before termination and has since posted more explicit content, while his Season 2 scripts were finished before his exit and he retains credits as Disney+ releases the new episodes.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce reportedly issued an NDA for wedding guests that carries no monetary penalties, as guests are kept in the dark about the ceremony with two days of secretive New York festivities, leaving even close friends — including Kelce’s father Ed Kelce — frustrated and suspicious about trust and leaks.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly planning a Fourth of July weekend wedding at Madison Square Garden, with secrecy controls to curb leaks: Swift is reportedly avoiding physical invites in favor of personal calls and all guests are said to sign ironclad NDAs, including close family.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce reportedly required wedding guests to sign an ironclad NDA, keeping details of their ceremony under tight secrecy according to a new report.