Who cares.

She is desperately trying to cling on to attention she got years ago. She isn't worth getting angry about.

I gave Mind Riot's website a look. They give a list of people who are part of the company and list several brands they've worked with, but don't actually say what they do other than producing "impactful stories."

The two Founders, Jonathan Keasey and Jeremy Dodd (a pair of white men from Seattle), only have a few projects associated with them on IMDB, of which only half are even released. The rest seem to be Lifetime made for TV movies.

If I were trying to stay relevant in the public eye, I'd only resort to a team like this if absolutely nobody else was willing.