Martin Shkreli

Martin Shkreli, the former hedge fund and pharmaceutical executive who in March 2018 was sentenced to seven years in federal prison, was released early on Wednesday.

Pharmaceutical entrepreneur Martin Shkreli, who was jailed last September, has been ordered to forfeit $7.4 million in assets including his famous one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang Clan album.

Pharmaceutical entrepreneur and troll icon Martin Shkreli was jailed on Wednesday for making a post on Facebook offering $5,000 to anyone who could get him a lock of Hillary Clinton’s hair.

MILO and entrepeneur Martin Shkreli will lead a rally this afternoon on UC Davis’ campus to protest the cancellation of their event.

Twitter’s latest political victim, entrepreneur Martin Shrekli, will be joining MILO at UC Davis this Friday.

The man behind last year’s Daraprim controversy and numerous others, Martin Shkreli, has been suspended by Twitter. The latest report about his Twitter activity comes from New York Mag, when they accuse Shkreli of harassing a female writer. The female

Pharmaceutical entrepreneur and Internet villain Martin Shkreli streamed his unreleased Wu-Tang Clan album following Donald Trump’s presidential victory early Wednesday morning.

A proposed pro-Trump art show in NYC has caused shockwaves in the art world, and now faces the threat of cancellation.

Culture journalist Jamie Peck attempted to coordinate coverage across publications. Whatever happened to ethics in journalism?

4chan owner Hiroyuki Nishimura responded to pharmaceutical entrepreneur and internet villain Martin Shkreli’s interest in joining the company’s board of directors, acknowledging Shkreli publicly before taking their conversation private.

“Pharma Bro” Martin Shkreli, sometimes called “The Most Hated Man in America” for raising the price of life-saving AIDS drug Daraprim by over 5,000%, is auctioning off an opportunity for someone to punch or slap him in the face.

The “most hated man in America,” Martin Shkreli, was the latest guest on The Milo Yiannopoulos Show, where the pair discuss their views on issues such as virtue signalling, the media, and the pharmaceutical industry.

Controversial former drug company CEO Martin Shkreli announced his support for Jeb Bush ahead of Tuesday’s New Hampshire Republican primary.