Overnight Briefing & General Reality Check - Jun 4, 2018

The Reel Deal:

You probably figured the whole HARVEY WEINSTEIN scandal would eventually become a sex-oriented movie with Harvey being the perp.But Hollywood directorBRIAN DE PALMAis taking the whole thing one step further in a movie he's discussed creating.
De Palma, who's the director of "Scarface" and "Carrie," sayshe's in the process of writing a "horror film" script based on Harvey's alleged sexual abuses.
And --it's personal for De Palma, who says "I've heard stories over the years."
But, he says although the script will be about the harassment in the industry, "my character will not be called Harvey Weinstein."

Grace notes from Vinny Marino:

PINKhad a surprise guest during her concert Thursday night at theStaples Centerin Los Angeles.Billboard.comsaysGWEN STEFANIjoined Pink for aduetonNO DOUBT's1995 hit, "Just A Girl." The crowd went insane, of course. After the show, Pink Tweeted (quote), "Y'all don't even understand how much love I have for this chick, this rocker, this mama, this entrepreneur, this total OG badass that is @gwenstefani. There really aren't any comparisons as far as I'm concerned. Tonight was fun. Thanks friend." (Marino)

Looking for Love in all the Wrong Places:

Bad teeth are a deal breaker. Opposing political beliefs, deal breaker. Shorter than you, yeah, deal breaker. But how he eats aKit Katbar?! Possibly.
Twitteruser@byrdinatorposted a pic of her boyfriend eating one of the chocolate wafer candy bars, and he hadtaken a bite out of all four bars at once! The Twitterverse quickly turned on him telling @byrdinator to dump him immediately! See his bite radius here, and decide if he's boyfriend material or not. (Myers)

Off the beaten path:

If you make your money working from home,the state of Vermont wants to talk to you.
Vermont Governor PHIL SCOTTsigned a new bill offering people $10-thousand-dollars to move to the state. The money is available for new residents who work remotely for an out-of-state business. Scott says it's part of an effort to increase Vermont's population and attract younger citizens to the state. TheRemote Worker Grant Programtakes effect January 1st, 2019. Qualified applicants will also have their moving expenses covered. (Still)