Jerry Springer ShowProducer Reveals Disgusting Storyline That Made Him Walk Away: 'I Couldn't Stop Crying'

Courtesy of Netflix “I wasn’t doing well. Emotionally, the pressure of that show was kicking my ass. I mean, stuff starts to grate at you, of stuff you ask people to do in the name of entertainment," he shared. “But at the end of the day, my pressure was to please Richard. That was it.” Yoshimura explained that executive producer Richard Dominick became a father figure to him. But seeing his boss as both a patriarch and the person his job hinged on was stressful for the producer, ultimately leading him down a dark path.

Jersey Shore: JWOWW Proposes a 'Feast of Peace' amid Rising Tensions as Snooki Calls Out 1 Man's 'Shady' Behavior (Exclusive)

Your favorite Jersey natives have returned to The Shore! In PEOPLE’s exclusive first look atJersey Shore Family Vacation, the cast is back and better than ever after the shocking first half of season 7. Though fans saw a bombshell confrontation betweenSammi “Sweetheart” GiancolaandRonnie Ortiz-Magro, season 7’s second installment will “be the most revealing yet.” “From the sandy shores to the neon lights of Sin City, the squad is taking fans on a rollercoaster of emotions as they navigate life’s biggest milestones – from parenthood and adoption to engagements and heartbreaks,” a press release reads.

Jesse Eisenberg Brings Emma Stone to Tears During Emotional Speech: 'I Am Riding the Coattails of Her Goodwill'

Jesse Eisenberg and Emma Stone at the Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica, California, on Feb. 22, 2025.Photo:Michael Buckner/Variety via Getty; Robert Smith/Patrick McMullan via Getty Michael Buckner/Variety via Getty; Robert Smith/Patrick McMullan via Getty Jesse Eisenberg gave a shoutout to his “fairy godmother” Emma Stone while accepting the award for best screenplay at the 40th Film Independent Spirit AwardsStone could be seen getting visibly emotional from her seat in the audience as theA Real Painwriter/director/actor sang her praisesKieran Culkin, who costarred with Eisenberg inA Real Pain, also won big at the ceremony, in the best supporting performance categoryJesse Eisenbergis shouting out his special relationship withEmma Stone.

Jesse Eisenberg Says Emma Stone 'Assaulted Me with Insults' in HerZombielandAudition — but It Got Her the Part

Jesse Eisenberg and Emma Stone in 2009’s ‘Zombieland’.Photo:Columbia Pictures Columbia Pictures Emma Stonehas always been a comedic tour de force — at least according toJesse Eisenberg.Eisenberg, 41, reminisced about the first time he ever met thePoor Thingsactress during a Nov. 1 interview on SiriusXM’sThe Spotlight with Jessica Shaw,explaining that it was at Stone’s audition for 2009’sZombieland.“I was already cast in the movie, so I was auditioning like many people for her part that day,” theSocial Networkactor recalled.

Jesse Eisenberg Says Friend Emma Stone Is His 'Fairy Godmother': 'Smartest Person I've Ever Met' (Exclusive)

Jesse Eisenberg and Emma Stone on Jan. 12, 2023.Photo:Cindy Ord/Getty Cindy Ord/Getty Jesse Eisenbergis grateful to haveEmma Stonein his corner.Eisenberg wrote, directed and stars inA Real Pain, and at a special New York screening of the new film on Oct. 17, he told PEOPLE why “fairy godmother” is the title he gives friend Stone, a producer behind the project.“I met Emma when we were doingZombieland, I think she was 20 years old,” Eisenberg, 41, says about their 2009 horror comedy, which spawned a 2019 sequel.