verbatim.

In 1998, a group of friends with a mutual interest in pop culture and a drive to create collaborated on something that they never expected would actually get off the ground: a monthly magazine. The following year, Verbatim was published and packed with advice for readers around the globe, praise for those on the red carpet, and tell-all interviews. Unlike most magazines, Verbatim’s sole purpose was to focus more on the positive side of things, and while it acquired a massive following for many years, it wasn’t able to retain the public’s attention. Now a shell of itself, the dying company was sold in 2016, and the new owners believed that the only way to salvage the company was to make some less than favorable changes. Since then, Verbatim has progressed to terrorizing both stars and their connections with backhanded compliments, ensuring that they reveal deep insecurities and touchy subjects along the way.

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