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FORMER Playboy playmate and Ghostbusters actress Kymberly Herrin has died at the age of 65.
Herrin died peacefully at her home in Santa Barbara, California, on October 28, according to the Santa Barbara News-Press .
The ex- Playboy model's niece, Theresa Ramirez, shared a photo of Herrin and her two late sisters, saying: "They are all together now. 💔 Aunt Kymberly Herrin. I love you ❤️."
A cause of death was not immediately disclosed.
Herrin established her career in the modeling industry, appearing in several magazines and gracing the cover of Playboy three separate times, including the publications September 1982 and '83 editions.
The stunning blonde was Playboy's Playmate of the Month for their March 1981 edition.
In addition, she modeled for other clients, such as Ralph Lauren and FIT magazine, while making an appearance for ZZ Top's 1983 Legs music video.
Herrin played the role of Angelina in 1984's Romancing the Stone, however, she was widely recognized for her memorable sex scene in the '84 blockbuster film Ghostbusters.
Herrin - who played the role of a ghost who had been dead for 150 years - appears in the Firehouse to a sleeping Ray Stantz as the Dream Ghost in an erotic dream.
While Stanz dreamed, the alluring ghost was seen hovering above his bed before undoing his belt buckle.
The scene suggested that the ghost had performed a sex act on Stantz.
During an interview with Polygon in 2021, actor Dan Aykroyd recounted the steamy scene, saying, "Yes, I remember the woman who played that. Her name was Kym Herrin, and she was a Playboy Playmate.
"She played the ghost. Like, I wish they'd let that scene go a little longer," he joked.
Herrin is survived by her mother Billie Dodson and brother Mark Herrin.
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Published: 03:54 GMT, 17 November 2022 | Updated: 16:39 GMT, 17 November 2022
Disgraced tech bro Sam Bankman-Fried has sensationally confessed his commitment to ethics was ‘a front’ and he ‘feels bad’ for those who were ‘f***** by it’ – as he blamed his ex-girlfriend for the FTX crisis.
The founder of the failed crypto platform, whose collapse has cost consumers billions of dollars, admitted his efforts to appear moral during the company’s heyday were a ‘dumb game we woke Westerners play’.
He sensationally said blame for the disaster at FTX lay with Alameda Research, the trading firm which he founded in 2017 and was run by his on-off lover, Harry Potter enthusiast Caroline Ellison.
Bankman-Fried, who owned a majority stake in Alameda, installed Ellison, 28, as CEO of the multibillion dollar fund in October 2021 despite her limited professional trading experience.
He appears to accept FTX lent Alameda billions of dollars in clients’ money without their knowledge or permission. The crisis at FTX was triggered when customers rushed to withdraw their funds but the company couldn't pay out.
Bankman-Fried, 30, lived in a $40 million penthouse in the Bahamas, a tax haven, with Ellison in a 10-person 'polycule' made up his inner circle of FTX and Alameda executives.
He made his latest string of sensational comments in a car crash interview with Vox reporter Kelsey Piper.
Serious questions are now being asked of SEC chair Gary Gensler who is facing scrutiny over his relationship with the disgraced crypto wunderkind - and the lack of oversight of the crypto market that Gensler has himself described as the Wild West.
Disgraced tech bro Sam Bankman-Fried, 30, (left) blamed his ex-girlfriend Caroline Ellison (right) for the collapse of his company FTX. Ellison had just 18 months of trading experience when she joined Alameda, before later being appointed its CEO
Bankman-Fried's ex-girlfriend Caroline Ellison appeared on the El Momento Podcast posted to YouTube on May 25 (above)
Bankman-Fried's sensational interview came as:
Before his downfall, Bankman-Fried sucked up to regulators and politicians in an effort to convince them cryptocurrency was a worthy asset that should be embraced.
But in the Vox interview , he said ‘f*** regulators’ and accused them of making ‘everything worse’.
Piper tells Bankman-Fried: ‘You were really good at talking about ethics, for someone who kind of saw it all as a game with winners and losers.’
The remarkable exchange in which disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried admits his ethical image was a 'dumb game' and a 'front' :
Kelsey Piper: so the ethics stuff - mostly a front? people will like you if you win and hate you if you lose and that's how it all really works?
KP: you were really good at talking about ethics, for someone who kind of saw it all as a game with winners and losers
SBF: it's what reputations are made of, to some extent
SBF: I feel bad for those who get f***** by it
SBF: by this dumb game we woke westerners play where we say all the right shiboleths [sic] and so everyone likes us
Across a series of messages, he responds: ‘Ya, I had to be, it’s what reputations are made of, to some extent.
‘I feel bad for those who get f***** by it, by this dumb game we woke westerners play where we say all the right shiboleths [sic] and so everyone likes us.’
Shibboleth generally refers to shared beliefs.
Bankman-Fried also appears to accept the suggestion that FTC ‘loaned [clients’] money to Alameda, who had gambled with their money, and lost it’.
He said he 'thought Alameda had enough collateral to reasonable [sic] cover it’.
Alameda was thought to owe FTX $10 billion - more than half of FTX's assets - after it was loaned the money despite being strictly forbidden by FTX's terms of service.
Astonishingly, Bankman-Fried says his biggest mistake was filing for bankruptcy after FTX collapsed.
Despite his fundamental role in the failure of FTX, he claims ‘everything would be ≈70% fixed right now if I hadn’t [filed for bankruptcy]'
‘If I hadn’t done that, withdrawals would be opening up in a month with customers fully whole,' he said.
‘But instead I filed and the people in charge of it are trying to burn it all to the ground out of shame.
‘I might still get there but after way more collateral damage.’
He added: ‘I have two weeks to raise $8 billion, that’s basically all that matters for the rest of my life.’
Authorities in America and the Bahamas, where FTX was based and Bankman-Fried is currently holed up, are discussing the possibility of extraditing him to the United States for questioning .
The scandal has triggered a crisis of confidence in cryptocurrency as a whole and caused the value of assets including Bitcoin to plunge.
Last week it was reported that Alameda was allegedly transferred $10 billion of FTX customer money in secret by Bankman-Fried.
Around $2 billion of the $10 billion transferred to Alameda is reportedly still missing.
Over the summer, the FTX owner opened up to Piper about unethical moves within the crypto world and how 'unethical' decisions cause 'massively more damage than good.' But now Bankman-Fried is backtracking on his statement about unethical moves and calling it a 'front'
The financial hole was revealed in records that Bankman-Fried shared with other senior executives last Sunday, sources said.
The records provided an up-to-date account of the situation at the time, they said. Both sources held senior FTX positions until this week and said they were briefed on the company's finances by top staff.
Bahamas-based FTX filed for bankruptcy on Friday after a rush of customer withdrawals earlier this week. A rescue deal with rival exchange Binance fell through, precipitating crypto's highest-profile collapse in recent years.
Ellison and Bankman-Fried are understood to have dated, but have since split.
According to CoinDesk, she was among the nine friends who lived with the former tycoon in a luxury penthouse in the Bahamas.
He said he slept mostly on couches and beanbags at the five-bed mansion, which he is now trying to sell for $40million.
A string of A-list celebrities who publicly backed disgraced crypto trading platform FTX have been sued in a class action lawsuit worth $11 billion.
Stars including Tom Brady, Gisele Bundchen, Shaquille O’Neal, Steph Curry and Larry David are among those named in the suit filed in Florida.
It claims Bankman-Fried and the celebrities he recruited to endorse the firm are responsible for around $11 billion of losses to American consumers. Many of the stars were 'ambassadors' for the trading platform, while others appeared in prime-time commercials.
The suit, filed by class action attorney Adam Moskowitz, alleges they are collectively 'responsible for the many billions of dollars in damages they caused Plaintiff'. It came as Bankman-Fried continued a desperate attempt to salvage his reputation on Wednesday by admitting: 'We got overconfident and careless.'
He posted several tweets attempting to explain how FTX crashed and even talked up the firm's extensive media coverage earlier this year, writing: 'I was on the cover of every magazine, and FTX was the darling of Silicon Valley.'
Bankman-Fried is already subject to several investigations over the firm's collapse.
Bankman-Fried smiling next to Gisele Bundchen who was an ambassador for his company, FTX. The supermodel is named in a new class action lawsuit worth $11 billion
Bundchen looked glamorous on stage with Sam Bankman-Fried at the Crypto Bahamas event. The FTX chief looked awkward as he opted for his usual outfit of scruffy shorts and t-shirt
The FBI is planning to extradite Sam Bankman-Fried from the Bahamas , where his firm was based
More than one million users of his collapsed platform may never recoup their lost funds
FTX's own in-house shrink said employees were 'undersexed' but denied their rampant amphetamine use
The company and its disgraced founder face a criminal probe for 'gambling' investors' cash on another of his firms, Alameda Research
The full list of names in the new filing includes: 'Sam Bankman-Fried, Tom Brady, Gisele Bundchen, Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors, Shaquille O’Neal, Udonis Haslem, David Ortiz, William Trevor Lawrence, Shohei Ohtani, Naomi Osaka, Lawrence Gene David, and Kevin O’Leary.'
They are described in the 41-page as 'parties who either controlled, promoted, assisted in, and actively participated in' FTX's operations, allegedly in breach of Florida law.
The suit adds: 'The Deceptive and failed FTX Platform was based upon false representations and deceptive conduct.
'Although many incriminating FTX emails and texts have already been destroyed, we located them and they evidence how FTX’s fraudulent scheme was designed to take advantage of unsophisticated investors from across the country, who utilize mobile apps to make their investments.
'As a result, American consumers collectively sustained over $11 billion dollars in damages.'
NFL star Brady and Bundchen, his supermodel ex-wife, are named as FTX ambassadors who 'joined the company’s $20-million ad campaign in 2021' and starred in a commercial 'showing them telling acquaintances to join the FTX platform'.
Basketballer Curry is singled out for appearing in an ad campaign in which he said he didn't need to be an expert in crypto because 'with FTX I have everything I need to buy, sell, and trade crypto safely'.
David appeared in a Super Bowl commercial for FTX which showed him portraying a series of clueless characters as they reject bright ideas through history, including the toilet and the lightbulb.
The ad then showed David reject FTX, before a message appears: 'Don't be like Larry.'
Brady was filmed at home calling around his friends to sign them up with FTX. The company marketed the ad campaign with the slogan: 'Tom Brady is in. Are you?'
Tom Brady and now ex-wife Gisele Bundchen appeared in an FTX commercial last year. They're named in a class action lawsuit which alleges the firm's collapse has cost consumers $11 billion
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Larry David starred in a multimillion dollar Super Bowl ad in which he rejected cryptocurrency before viewers were told: 'Don't be like Larry.'
David portrays a number of characters who reject inventions and ideas including the lightbulb, the toilet and space travel. He then rejects FTX - before viewers are told: 'Don't be like Larry.'
Steph Curry's advert showed him telling viewers: 'I'm not an expert and I don't need to be, with FTX I have everything I need to buy, sell, and trade crypto safely.'
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Shaq donned an FTX-branded sweater as he said: 'Hey it's Shaquille O'Neal and I'm excited to be partnering with FTX to help make crypto accessible to everyone. I'm all in, are you?'
Tennis star Naomi Osaka said in her commercial: 'I'm proud to partner with FTX. Making cryptocurrency accessible is a goal that FTX and I striving towards.'
Shaquille O'Neal also appeared in an FTX commercial, as did Steph Curry. Osaka was an 'ambassador' for the company.
The lawsuit states: 'The Deceptive FTX Platform maintained by the FTX Entities was truly a house of cards, a Ponzi scheme where the FTX Entities shuffled customer funds between their opaque affiliated entities, using new investor funds obtained through investments in the YBAs [yield-bearing accounts] and loans to pay interest to the old ones and to attempt to maintain the appearance of liquidity.
'Part of the scheme employed by the FTX Entities involved utilizing some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment – like these Defendants – to raise funds and drive American consumers to invest in the [yield-bearing accounts], which were offered and sold largely from the FTX Entities’ domestic base of operations here in Miami, Florida, pouring billions of dollars into the Deceptive FTX Platform to keep the whole scheme afloat.'
The suit was filed in the US District Court’s Southern District of Florida as Bankman-Fried continued his desperate attempts to save his empire.
In a series of tweets on Wednesday, he moaned that FTX 'got overconfident and careless', writing: 'I was on the cover of every magazine, and FTX was the darling of Silicon Valley.'
The thread also said: 'A few weeks ago, FTX was handling ~$10b/day of volume and billions of transfers.
'But there was too much leverage--more than I realized. A run on the bank and market crash exhausted liquidity.
'So what can I try to do? Raise liquidity, make customers whole, and restart.
'Maybe I'll fail. Maybe I won't get anything more for customers than what's already there.
'I've certainly failed before. You all know that now, all too well.
'But all I can do is to try. I've failed enough for the month.
'And part of me thinks I might get somewhere.'
Bankman-Fried suggested media coverage of FTX made the firm 'overconfident and careless'
Cryptocurrency exchange FTX has collapsed.
Here is a history of FTX since its foundation in 2019:
May - Former Wall Street trader Sam Bankman-Fried and ex-Google employee Gary Wang founded FTX, the owner and operator of FTX.COM cryptocurrency exchange.
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