Clearly just one Tiger King story would not suffice today. No, we need to bring you all the Tiger King-related news. If you haven’t seen the documentary on Netflix yet, but you’re home 24/7, well, we’re not sure what you’re doing with your life. Also, proceed with caution if that’s the case as there might be spoilers ahead.

The 7-part documentary series explores the twisted and unbelievable story of tiger and other big cat owners, among them, Joe Exotic, Doc Antle and Carole Baskin. Baskin positions herself to be above the fold, with her mission seemingly to rescue big cats from people like Joe Exotic and Doc Antle, however, it’s worth noting that each has their own unique zoo-like set-up for these big cats.

Carole Baskin has more than just an ongoing beef with Joe Exotic, in the documentary series she’s exposed for her vicious, cut-throat legal ways and as well, the all-too-likely possibility that she may have, allegedly, killed her husband. Joe Exotic claims she fed him to her tigers. Yeah, you need to watch this doc.

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Baskin of course, is now speaking out against the doc, upset at her portrayal. The same can be said of Doc Antle, who spoke out on Instagram yesterday as well. Doc, for his quirky parts, has a haram of wives who live with him on his massive Mrytle Beach property– women he’s seemingly “groomed” for the job since they were 17 (give or take), and whose names he changes, etc, you get the idea, it’s a bit cult-y. Thus, he was upset.

Antle’s Instagram post, funnily enough, is worded as such: “We are very disappointed that our facility was mentioned in the new Netflix series.” He clearly is actively participating in the documentary, giving interviews and showing off his property — it’s a bit more than a simple “mention.” He continues, “We can only assume it is because Doc Antle has been such a high profile wildlife personality for so many decades that his association would create more buzz. It is important to understand that this series is not a documentary; it’s sensationalized entertainment with paid participants.”

Carole Baskin, on her Big Cat Rescue Instagram page, stated: “Big Cat Rescue worked with the directors of Tiger King in good faith & its sensationalism is extremely disappointing.” She elaborated further on the company’s website, mentioning the death/disappearance of her husband as well: “There are not words for how disappointing it is to see that the docuseries not only does not do any of that, but has had the sole goal of being as salacious and sensational as possible to draw viewers. As part of that, it has a segment devoted to suggesting, with lies and innuendos from people who are not credible, that I had a role in the disappearance of my husband Don 21 years ago. The series presents this without any regard for the truth or in most cases even giving me an opportunity before publication to rebut the absurd claims. They did not care about truth. The unsavory lies are better for getting viewers.”

See what both parties had to say in their respective IG posts below. Sound off in the comments with your thoughts on Tiger King.

Remember HBO’s 2015 documentary The Jinx? The explosive six-part miniseries led to the arrest of its subject, New York real estate heir Robert Durst, before the finale even aired. It now looks like art will bleed into life once again with the assassination of Malcolm X following Netflix’s new docuseries Who Killed Malcolm X?

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Reports from CNN and other outlets claim the doc has inspired the Manhattan district attorney’s office to reevaluate the case following new information revealed in the six-part series. Historian and activist Abdur-Rahman Muhammad spearheaded this journey into justice, starting from asking the proper questions to even working on clearing the names of those originally convicted of the crime. The latter portion is getting help from the Innocence Project, a non-profit dedicated to exonerating wrongly convicted people, which is currently partnering with the Manhattan D.A.’s office.

Here’s the official statement from the DA office, CNN:

“District Attorney Vance has met with representatives from the Innocence Project and associated counsel regarding this matter,” Manhattan DA spokesman Danny Frost said in a statement. “He has determined that the district attorney’s office will begin a preliminary review of the matter, which will inform the office regarding what further investigative steps may be undertaken.”

Speaking on behalf of Muhammad Abdul Aziz, one of the men convicted back in 1966 along with Khalil Islam and main suspect Mujahid Abdul Halim, The Innocence Project showed gratitude to the district attorney with the following statement from co-founder Barry Scheck: “Given the historical importance of this case and the fact that our client is 81 years old, we are especially encouraged that Mr. Vance has assigned two highly respected prosecutors, Peter Casolaro and Charles King, to work on this re-investigation.” 

Watch the trailer for Who Killed Malcolm X? below, and watch the full series right now over on Netflix:

Aaron Hernandez has been back in the news as of late thanks to the latest Netflix documentary centered around his life titled Killer Inside: The Mind Of Aaron Hernandez. The documentary does a deep dive into his background and some of the people he used to associate with. Of course, one of those people was his fiancée Shayanna Jenkins. Jenkins was Hernandez’s ride or die while he was going through his murder trial. Jenkins did not participate in the documentary but she was certainly talked about a lot.

Jenkins has been through a lot of emotional distress over the years and recently, she took to Instagram where she issued a message to all of the people who have reached out to her over the last few days. Jenkins also stated that she plans to take a break from social media.

“I wanted to let all of you sweet, sweet souls know I have to tried to read every message sent on IG and through email (positive and negative)…The amount of support and positive energy is again unreal! I’m sure you will understand how imperative it is to take some time away from social media,” Jenkins wrote.

Have you seen the documentary? Let us know in the comments what you thought.