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Elizabeth Holmes Invited Cameras Into Her Final Weeks of Freedom—Because Apparently the Theranos Story Needed Another Plot Twist

Just when I thought the Elizabeth Holmes saga had finally exhausted every available genre—business scandal, courtroom drama, psychological thriller, cautionary tale, prestige television, podcast obsession, and black-turtleneck cosplay—it has returned as something even stranger: a Nathan Fielder documentary. Yes, that Nathan Fielder. The man who has spent years turning uncomfortable silences, social experiments, elaborate simulations, and emotionally bewildered human beings into some of the most fascinating television ever made has pointed a camera at the former Theranos founder. The result is You Can See Everything , a documentary co-directed by Fielder and filmmaker Lance Oppenheim. The film reportedly begins 34 days before Holmes reported to federal prison in May 2023. She invited a skeptical film crew into her home and allowed them to document her final weeks of freedom with her partner, Billy Evans, and their two young children. What began as a personal portrait apparently grew int...
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Moving In With A Loved One


The time has finally arrived and you are ready to move in with your loved one. Living with someone you are in a relationship is actually a little more complicated than you think.

The first thing you may have to do is get rid of some stuff. You have probably accumulated a boatload of things living on your own or with your buddies. It’s time to consolidate it and even throw a lot of the junk away. There’s no need for your sports trophies or music posters to make it to your new place. You must realize that you are sharing a space and space can be precious. Junk takes up space and your loved one will already have stuff of their own. It’s important to be fair in that aspect.

Be sure to give them and yourself some personal space. It’s impractical to always be right next to the person you live with. Sometimes it may be best to go for a walk or a drive. If you see your partner reading a new book, you shouldn’t blast your music. Be considerate and allow one another to have both time and space to do other things.

Finally, you have to learn to compromise with each other! You may have to purchase furniture or accessories for your new place. While doing so, keep in mind that both you and your partner will be living there so try to compromise. Purchase things you both like to make your new place a great home for the both of you.


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