[NakedNews.com] 2019.12.12 [1080p]

Naked News Transcript - December 12, 2019

The show opens with hosts Shannon Blake and Alana Blaire. They discuss Joaquin Phoenix being named PETA's 2019 Person of the Year for his long-standing vegan lifestyle and animal rights advocacy. Eila Adams reports on Hollywood's anxiety regarding Ricky Gervais as the host of the Golden Globe Awards, mentioning his tendency to critique celebrities. A unique awards show called "The Fidouchies," created by Carson Block, is introduced, which humorously honors financial misconduct. Stormy Daniels presented an award highlighting the show's satirical tone.

Gwyneth Paltrow's G. Label fashion line receives attention for its creative Christmas ad. The show then celebrates Kirk Douglas's 103rd birthday, showcasing social media tributes from his family. In tech news, Google's updated Chrome browser now alerts users about potential data breaches and enhances protection against phishing. YouTube announces stricter harassment policies regarding threats and insults based on protected attributes. However, Google and Facebook have fallen out of the top ten places to work according to Glassdoor's annual rankings, with Hubspot taking the top spot. The segment transitions to Throwback Thursday, featuring a guest anchor's audition from 2016. A tentative settlement between Harvey Weinstein and women accusing him of misconduct is reported, amounting to$25 million, without any admission of wrongdoing from Weinstein. The Federal Trade Commission settles with the University of Phoenix, leading to$50 million in refunds and the cancellation of$141 million in student debt due to deceptive advertising practices.

A controversy in Mexico City arises over a provocative painting of revolutionary leader Emiliano Zapata, sparking protests over its portrayal.

In music news, Drake is recognized as Spotify's most streamed artist of the decade, while Ariana Grande and Ed Sheeran also receive accolades. Taylor Swift tops Forbes' list of highest-earning musicians in 2019, followed by Kanye West. Billie Eilish is set to have a documentary bought by Apple TV+ for$25 million, focusing on her rise post-debut album.

AC/DC's "Back in Black" is declared 25 times platinum, and U2 is given a dedicated channel on Sirius XM featuring their music and interviews. The show concludes with viewer feedback, celebrating a recent guest segment and discussing the audience's suggestions for future content.

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