Allegations
Noma LA pop-up opens amid abuse allegations, sponsor pullouts, and protests
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Noma's highly anticipated, sold-out Los Angeles pop-up at Silver Lake's Paramour Estate launches March 11, 2026, despite a New York Times investigation into founder René Redzepi's past abuse allegations, sponsor withdrawals by American Express and Blackbird, and planned protests by One Fair Wage outside the venue.
A woman in California has accused Los Angeles Rams receiver Puka Nacua of biting her shoulder and making an antisemitic remark on New Year's Eve, prompting her to seek a temporary restraining order. Nacua's attorney called the claims false and accused the woman of blackmail. A judge declined the order pending a hearing on April 14.
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Businesswoman Tracyniter Nicholas Ohiri alleges she was promised $70,000 to retract claims against Works Minister David Umahi. She claims her prior retraction was scripted.
Indian cricketer Prithvi Shaw told a local court in Mumbai that influencer Swapna Gill's molestation claims are false and frivolous. He accused her of suppressing material facts, portraying false events, and relying on inadmissible, irrelevant, and fabricated material to tarnish his image.
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IndiGo chairman Vikram Singh Mehta has dismissed allegations surfacing amid the crisis, calling them untrue. He stated that claims of influencing government rules are incorrect. This comes during ongoing challenges in the aviation sector.