Jeff Lewis Calls Out 'Nasty' Celebrity on Hollywood Houselift: What Happened?

AND Taraji P. Henson Appoints Jamila Jordan & Beauty Giant Sephora

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August 21, 2024

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Celebrity Interviews
Jeff Lewis Calls Out 'Nasty' Celebrity on Hollywood Houselift: What Happened?

Source: Amazon

In a recent interview, Jeff Lewis candidly discussed his experience on "Hollywood Houselift," revealing that a particular celebrity was 'nasty.' Known for his unfiltered opinions, Lewis shared insights about his show, where he renovates homes for a roster of A-list stars. Despite his blunt remarks and occasional conflicts, he reflects on his personal growth and the impact of his interactions with celebrities. Lewis acknowledges that while he often feels the urge to speak out, he carefully considers the potential consequences of doing so.

Beauty
Beauty Giant Sephora Announces Layoffs in China Due to Market Downturn

Source: Bloomberg

LVMH-owned Sephora is reducing its workforce in China due to a slowdown in consumer spending on beauty products. The company, which previously employed about 4,000 people in the country, will cut fewer than 120 jobs, representing less than 3% of its staff. This move is in response to lower consumer confidence driven by high unemployment and a weak property market, which have negatively impacted sales. Despite having around 350 stores and a strong online presence in China, Sephora is facing challenges in a market where many beauty products are purchased via e-commerce.

Entertainment
Taraji P. Henson Appoints Jamila Jordan-Theus as Head of Development and Production at TPH Entertainment

Source: Variety

Taraji P. Henson’s TPH Entertainment has appointed Emmy-winning producer Jamila Jordan-Theus as head of development and production. Jordan-Theus will manage scripted series, features, and unscripted content for the company, which Henson founded in 2020. Henson expressed excitement about the new hire, praising Jordan-Theus's vision and creativity. "Her passion for storytelling aligns with our mission to highlight bold, diverse voices and create impactful content," Henson said in a statement.