Ashley Cullins

senior business editor, Hollywood Reporter

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A letter accuses NBCUniversal and its affiliate channels of abusing reality TV stars and crews by covering up sexual violence, exploiting minors, and manufacturing mental distress.

NBC is abusing reality TV stars, Hollywood lawyers allege

A letter accuses NBCUniversal and its affiliate channels of abusing reality TV stars and crews by covering up sexual violence, exploiting minors, and manufacturing mental distress.

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