Detour for You

ERIKA BRINGING UP THAT MATT TOLD HER HE WASN’T EXPECTING THEM TO DISTRUST BIRDIE TO THAT EXTENT

MATT SAYING “no! I definitely didn’t!”

ERIKA PLAYFULLY ASKING “I wonder why that was?”

MATT SAYING “it’s because you fucked with their heads!”

MATT DEFENDING BIRDIE BECAUSE “she has all the context” AND “this is not the first member of the unseelie court she’s met” AND “she’s focused on survival”

MENTIONING THAT IMOGEN ONLY GOT SOME THOUGHTS AND SAW THE FLASH OF IRA AND JUMPED TO THE WORST POSSIBLE CONCLUSION

ERIKA SAYING “[birdie] really came out looking bad.”

ERIKA SAYING “yu is truly terrifying.” AND GASLIGHTING AND MANIPULATIVE

Our loyalties are not with that brand

Should the creators strike, quit, get laid off, or the brand explodes and dies, we will be in support of Claire, Brad, Andy, Chris, Molly, Sohla, Priya, and any other prospective former members of Bon Appetit. We will continue to follow and support their content regardless of their career path. Currently, at the time of writing, Claire is out of contract with Bon Appetit. As an example, if she were to decide to not renew her contract, our content would still be geared towards her

We of course will continue to stand with Sohla, but we will not be supporting the content in which she does not get paid. We will not support a company that asks people of colour to work outside of their role with increased responsibility without fair compensation, compensation they have no problem providing the non poc creators.

Condé Nast has suspended Bon Appétit video editor Matt Hunziker “pending investigation” by the company.

Condé Nast has suspended Bon Appétit video editor Matt Hunziker, the publisher confirmed to Business Insider.

Condé Nast Entertainment president Oren Katzeff said during a June 25 staff meeting that Hunziker has been suspended “pending investigation” by the company, according to a recording reviewed by Business Insider.

“There have been many concerns raised about Matt that the company is obligated to investigate and he has been suspended until we reach a resolution,” a Condé Nast spokesperson said in a statement.

The spokesperson did not detail what concerns sparked the suspension. Katzeff did not provide reasons for the suspension on the call, citing policies from legal and human resources.