Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis made a fortune selling videos of inebriated teen girls baring their breasts and having sex on camera. Francis has denied any wrongdoing. He never served jail time ...

The curtain is being lifted on Girls Gone Wild in a new three-part docuseries that dives into the infamous adult entertainment franchise. The series, which premiered Tuesday, Dec. 3, on Peacock, ...

It's a milestone season for the Minnesota Wild as they celebrate 25 years. But behind the professional men's hockey team are several women in charge, who help make game day possible. Kelly McGrath is ...

First created in 1997, “Girls Gone Wild” was an entertainment franchise that caught regular girls acting “wild” on camera at parties, often flashing the camera during college spring breaks. Now ...

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For much of the early 21st century, "Girls Gone Wild" sold itself as a carefree, pop culture phenomenon that profited on the vulnerability of young women as a source of entertainment. Now, the ...

Joe Francis‘ infamous “Girls Gone Wild” video company is getting the documentary treatment. In the first installment of TNT’s new true-crime anthology series, “Rich & Shameless,” viewers will get an ...

“I never thought that that would come back and haunt me for 20 years," one survivor says in the upcoming Peacock documentary series A new Peacock docuseries will dive deep into the lore behind Girls ...

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If the book series “Chicken Soup for the Soul” and Vogue had a baby, it would be the new book called “Women Gone Wild.” Among its diverse co-authors, the youngest is a teenager and the oldest is in ...