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‘Bachelor In Paradise’ Star Thinks His Character Is Being Assassinated

Something messy happened between contestants DeMario Jackson and Corinne Olympios on “Bachelor in Paradise,” but as the investigation continues, it’s turning into a case of he said, she said. 

Production on the upcoming season of ABC’s “Bachelor” spinoff was halted last week over “allegations of misconduct” during an encounter of sexual nature between Olympios and Jackson. A field producer reportedly filed a complaint about a possible sexual assault, which was captured on film, although Jackson claims the interaction was consensual.

Now, Jackson is speaking out about the allegations, as details about their night together from other contestants and producers start to trickle in.

In a statement released by his publicist, Eve Sarkisyan-Nunn, to Entertainment Tonight on Wednesday, Jackson claims he is the victim of character assassination. 

It’s unfortunate that my character and family name has been assassinated this past week with false claims and malicious allegations. 

I will be taking swift and appropriate legal action until my name is cleared and, per the advice of legal counsel, will be seeking all available remedies entitled to me under the laws.

This strikes a different tone than a previous soundbite about the controversy, in which he refused to comment on the matter except to sing Olympios’ praises. 

“I have nothing to say. You know, Corinne’s an awesome girl and that’s all I have to say,” he told ET earlier this week. “Love you all, thank you for the support.”

Jackson’s statement comes a day after Olympios announced she hired top Hollywood attorney Marty Singer to represent her, describing herself as a “victim” at the center of a nightmare becoming reality.

Olympios explained that she has enlisted legal counsel to make sure whatever happened “comes to light and I can continue my life, including hiring an attorney to obtain justice and seeking therapy to begin dealing with the physical and emotional trauma stemming from that evening.”

While Warner Bros. pursues an official investigation into the matter, the fate of “Bachelor In Paradise” hangs in the balance, but given the nature of these conflicting accounts, we doubt this will be resolved quickly. 

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Recently OnePlus reminded the public that they would be unveiling the new OnePlus 5 on the 20th of June, and in the process they also tweeted out the design of the phone. The phone itself looks pretty good, although right off the bat there were many comparisons drawn up in which many seemed to feel that the handset was reminiscent of Apple’s iPhone 7.

OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei has since tweeted his response to the claims in which he wrote, “Does anyone still remember the commotion regarding the OnePlus 3 design before it came out? It stopped as soon as people got the device.” We guess so far the public only has the current image to base their assumptions on, and that perhaps in real-life the handset could look rather different.

Does anyone still remember the commotion regarding the OnePlus 3 design before it came out? It stopped as soon as people got the device.

— Carl Pei (@getpeid) June 14, 2017

To be fair, OnePlus has not been the only company who has been accused of copying Apple’s designs. In the past we’ve seen how other companies such as HTC have similarly been accused, and let’s not forget the infamous legal tussle between Apple and Samsung over design patents, but we guess at the end of the day it is the user experience and the features that helps make a phone great.

Whether or not the OnePlus 5 will live up to the hype remains to be seen, but based on the rumored specs, it sounds like it could be quite a handset to behold, so do check back with us next week for the details.

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There are several different browsers available out there today, some of which are more preferred than others, although sometimes preferred doesn’t necessarily mean the best. For example for a while, Google’s Chrome browser was notorious for being a memory hog, although its speed and features did help make up for it.

Now if you’re running a computer that doesn’t have quite as much RAM, like an older PC, and you want something a bit less memory intensive, then you might want to check out Firefox 54 which was recently announced by Mozilla, and which they are touting it to be the “best Firefox ever”.

According to Mozilla, “With today’s release, Firefox uses up to four processes to run web page content across all open tabs. This means that a heavy, complex web page in one tab has a much lower impact on the responsiveness and speed in other tabs. By separating the tabs into separate processes, we make better use of the hardware on your computer, so Firefox can deliver you more of the web you love, with less waiting.”

Ultimately this means that Firefox 54 will be less memory intensive compared to other browsers. In Mozilla’s comparisons, they found that the latest release consumed the least amount of RAM compared to the competition, with Chrome consuming the most, Microsoft Edge second, and Safari third. If you’d like to check it out, head on over to Mozilla’s website for the download.

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