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Lily Phillips, an OnlyFans model, faces potential consequences after using a luxury Airbnb rental in London for a 24-hour sex marathon with over 100 men. The incident has sparked outrage from neighbors and could lead to Phillips being banned from the Airbnb platform.

OnlyFans “Model” Lily Phillips’ 100 Men In 24 Hours Sex Marathon Sparks Airbnb Controversy

Phillips rented the one-bedroom apartment with a private garden, valued at $1.8 million, for what the property owners believed to be a standard stay. The furnished apartment, typically rented for over $500 a night, boasts a five-star review left by Phillips herself, describing it as “perfect!”

The property’s hosts, identified as Carol, were completely unaware of Phillips’ intentions for the rental. They expressed disbelief upon learning the truth, stating they found no signs of unusual activity upon her departure.

News of the incident reached nearby residents, leaving them equally surprised. Some residents expressed concerns about the legality...

Year 2024 has officially come to a close, which means it’s time to recap some of the best documentaries, and there were a lot.

From the top of the year all the way down to December, the documentary did not disappoint. The world was taken aback after Investigation Discovery released its highly-anticipated four-part docuseries “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids of TV,” which details the numerous workplace abuse allegations involving several Nickelodeon shows and former Nick writer-producer Dan Schneider. Plus, we got an inside look at the making of “We Are the World” with Netflix’s “The Greatest Night in Pop,” and we visited wildlife matriarchies across the globe in Disney’s “Queens.”

Check out our list of the top 10 best documentaries from this year.

Vince McMahon in “Mr. McMahon.” (Credit: Courtesy of Netflix) ‘Mr. McMahon’

“Mr. McMahon” a six-part series, details the rise of World Wrestling Entertainment...

Three types of people get their own documentary: those who have done remarkable things, those who have done disturbing things, and those who have been murdered. Lily Phillips falls under the disturbing category, with the British woman making waves online around one event. Released on Dec 7, 2024, on Josh Pieters' YouTube Channel, I Slept with 100 Men in One Day should clue people into what to expect.

While it is apparent that the subject matter would be instantly controversial, the documentary got into the details and painted a rather harrowing picture of the marathon. We will examine the documentary's content, the harsh realities of the industry it showcases, and the public response to the work.

Who Is Lily Phillips and What Is Her Documentary?

Lily Phillips is a 23-year-old OnlyFans influencer who started her career in 2020 after initially attending college to study nutrition before finding money in adult content to be her focus.

Earlier this week, YouTuber Josh Pieters dropped a 47-minute documentary that followed 23-year-old OnlyFans star Lily Phillips as she planned for and completed her goal of having sex with 100 men in 24 hours as a stunt for her OnlyFans page.

While she is certainly not the first woman to clear these numbers (in 2004 Lisa Sparks broke the world record by sleeping with 919 in one day), it is nevertheless a grueling feat that took months of planning and a team of assistants to accomplish. Any sex worker can tell you that simply...

YouTubers Josh Pieters and Archie Manners are the duo behind Goon Squad Productions and the platform’s “Josh & Archie” channel, where they regularly prank celebrities and other notables in their frequently viral interviews. On Thursday, the pair revealed a major prank on former Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson, where they took credit for editing Kate Middleton’s infamous Mother’s Day photo.

Things started when Pieters reached out to Carlson’s team via email and claimed he was the person who edited the Princess of Wales’ viral image, which the Associated Press and other photo services later pulled after finding that it had been digitally altered.

After reminding viewers of Middleton’s ongoing health-and-Photoshop-related woes, Pieters noted in the video that Carlson has “interviewed Putin and covered some really important stories” before he cut to a clip of the commentator expressing his disdain for a “plus-sized, obese purple M&m” on Fox News.

Tucker Carlson has been pranked over Kate Middleton’s infamous edited photo.

The former Fox News anchor was duped by British YouTubers Josh & Archie into interviewing a fake Kensington Palace whistleblower, who was prepared to dish the dirt on the doctored image.

Archie Manners posed as the Prince and Princess of Wales’ former digital content creator, who claimed he had been fired for altering the Mother’s Day image so poorly it was rumbled by the public.

The Tucker Carlson Network, which streams on Twitter (now X), accepted his story after Manners and co-conspirator Josh Pieters forged Kensington Palace employment documents.

The YouTubers’ faked letter of engagement for the whistleblower included a clause stating that the palace had a right to amputate one of his limbs should he fail his probation period.

Carlson’s people did not spot the preposterous faked document and Manners was sent to a London studio...

Eight-year-old Buffer Festival, the Toronto-based online video gathering where YouTube creators showcase their works in the vein of a film festival, is venturing across the pond.

The event will host its first-ever London event from October 29 to 31 at the Odeon Leicester Square cinema. Buffer London will feature both live and virtual programming, including content screenings, an educational series, and a red carpet gala. Tickets will be available here, beginning May 6.

Confirmed attendees include TomSka, Cyanide and Happiness, Elle Mills, Wong Fu Productions, Taz Alam, Tom Scott, Molly Burke, Evelyn Ngugi, Julie Nolke, Sammy Paul, Josh Pieters, Archie Manners, Jack Howard, Dean Dobbs, and Eddy Burback.

Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.

James Corden responded to the YouTube pranksters who have been fooling stars into appearing on fake versions of late night shows like The Late Late Show.

The host opened the segment by explaining that YouTube creators Josh Pieters and Archie Manners fooled TikTok star Holly H. into believing that she was appearing on his CBS show. "Seems like a lovely interview. Unfortunately I wasn't actually there for it," Corden said after airing a clip of the chat.

Corden explained that Pieters and Manners "have been pretending to work for CBS and they've been booking guests for ...

Carole Baskin, a featured subject of the hit Netflix show Tiger King, was tricked into giving one of her first interviews since appearing in the documentary by YouTube pranksters pretending to be Jimmy Fallon. But apparently, she isn’t too angry about it. Youtubers Josh Pieters and Archie Manners uploaded their video Sunday titled “We Tricked […]

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YouTube jokester Josh Pieters is doing some of his finest work in isolation, pranking one of quarantine’s most-talked-about figures: animal rights activist Carole Baskin of the Netflix docuseries Tiger King.

Pieters, a South African vlogger with 1.4 million subscribers, who rose to renown as a friend of fellow vlogger Caspar Lee, has nabbed millions of views with past stunts, including tricking the public with an Ed Sheeran lookalike and conducting a prank against right-wing British media personality Katie Hopkins. In quarantine, however, he has made the most of the necessity of remote talk-show interviews, and duped several celebs into thinking they were appearing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and The Late Late Show with James Corden.

Pieters has created three such interview videos on Zoom -- simply by playing sound bites of each late-night host, prank-call style -- the first two with B-list celebs from the U.K.

Self-proclaimed animal rights activist Carole Baskin was duped into participating in her first video interview since the release of the Netflix docuseries Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness.  Despite being a central character in the true crime show, Baskin has since denounced the show and avoided contact with the press. But YouTubers Josh Pieters and Archie Manners were able to secure an interview with the CEO of Big Cat Rescue under the guise that they worked for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.  In a new video posted to YouTube today, the duo described their journey to the Baskin interview as a story of "loopholes, lawyers and lies." The 12-minute long journey...

Carole Baskin, one of the zookeepers who skyrocketed to fame from Netflix’s “Tiger King,” hasn’t done many interviews because she was unhappy with how the docuseries presented her. However, she was recently tricked into giving an interview over Zoom by YouTubers posing as “Tonight Show” producers.

Josh Pieters and Archie Manners, who have more than 1.3 million subscribers on their YouTube channel, reached out to Baskin, pretending to be producers booking interviews for “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” Due to the coronavirus crisis, almost every late-night host has turned to virtual broadcasts to keep their shows going. Making the most of the unusual circumstances, Pieters and Manners managed to talk Baskin into giving her first interview post-“Tiger King” over Zoom.

The video shows emails between the YouTubers and Baskin, who agreed to only talk about her animals and not what happened in “Tiger King.” The two pranksters...

Carole Baskin, who was featured in Netflix's popular Tiger King docuseries, has given few interviews since the show became a hit, citing her displeasure with the way the show portrayed her.  But she recently fell victim to a prank by YouTubers pretending to be Jimmy Fallon interviewing her for The Tonight Show.

Pranksters Josh Pieters and Archie Manners posted a video Sunday on their YouTube channel showing how they pranked Baskin. The duo pulled clips of Fallon asking various questions about cats that would not cause suspicion on Baskin's part.

"Here's a chance where we could ...

“Tiger King” and Carole Baskin’s bizarre saga just took another surreal turn.

In a bizarre prank only made possible by the coronavirus lockdown, two YouTubers used Zoom to pose as Jimmy Fallon producers and trick Baskin into giving her first interview since the release of the hit Netflix docuseries “Tiger King.”

Claiming to be producers from “The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon,” YouTubers Josh Pieters and Archie Manners reached out to Baskin to make her think she was appearing on the late-night show that is being broadcast from Fallon’s home during the coronavirus safe-at-home order. The pair recently pulled a similar stunt on some British celebrities — like pop star Craig David — using clips from “The Late Late Show With James Corden” that were aired during the Covid-19 lockdown, with Manners pretending to be a producer on the Zoom call.

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