Alex Cooper

Barstool founder Dave Portnoy claims former 'Call Her Daddy' co-hosts Alex Cooper and Sofia Franklyn planned to falsely allege sexual harassment to exit their contracts. Portnoy states in his book that Cooper and Franklyn aimed to leave Barstool for a rival network, with Cooper eventually retaining her intellectual property and moving the podcast to Spotify for a reported $20 million annual contract.

Dave Portnoy's memoir claims Alex Cooper and Sofia Franklyn planned to use false sexual harassment allegations to break their Barstool contract, but they changed their stance after meeting with Logan Paul. The allegations involve contract disputes and potential legal tactics.

Dave Portnoy claims in his memoir that Alex Cooper and Sofia Franklyn planned to break their Barstool contract using 'fake' sexual harassment claims but later changed their minds about pay and contracts after meeting with Logan Paul.

Creators are central figures at the 2025 Cannes Lions advertising festival, with over 250 influencers attending to secure brand deals, speaking roles, and content opportunities. The shift reflects marketers' growing reliance on creators for consumer engagement, as industry experts highlight the rise of creator commerce and the decline of traditional broadcast advertising.

YouTube is pitching itself as a connector between creators and advertisers, marketing its creators as the future of social media and entertainment. The company introduced a new slate of exclusive shows at its annual advertiser event in New York. The shows feature big names such as Trevor Noah and Alex Cooper.

The article explores criticisms and controversies surrounding Alex Cooper's podcast empire, focusing on listener complaints and industry backlash.