As a child, Barrymore was raised by her mother, Jaid. In a 1989 interview with People, the then-13-year-old actress described her truly heartbreaking relationship with her father, John Drew Barrymore. She said, "He never lived with us, and when I was little all my friends had [a father], and I thought, 'Well, I must be some kind of alien because I don't.'"
She continued, "Once, when I was really little, he spent the night with us, and the next morning he came into my room. Read More...
Buzzfeed's junior producer, Kelsey Impicciche, is renowned for her success as a YouTuber, actress, streamer, and singer. She has appeared on movies like The Changing Room, The Mastery, and Accidentally Engaged.
Kelsey was born on July 11, 1991, in the United States. Kelsey was starrer in Suicide Note starring with Stephan Colletti. Later on, she started working at BuzzFeed as an intern in early 2016. Furthermore, there are details regarding her early life and family background. Read More...
It might be the philosophical bedrock of the entire show: Do computers have, for lack of a better word, a soul? The ethical consensus is a repeated "yes." We see digital copies of people, or "cookies," experience a full range of emotions, and the show gleefully gaslights us into thinking they're regular people so often that it's almost become a trope.
Legally, however, cookies are seen as nothing more than computer programs. Read More...