News

Secrets of the Bunny Ranch exposes the exploitation hidden beneath glamour and branding. It’s a must-watch for anyone who stands against corporate greed, manipulation, and the abuse of vulnerable workers.

Sean Combs: The Reckoning exposes what happens when fame and ego overpower humanity. It’s a must-watch for anyone who believes in truth, accountability, and protecting the people who actually create culture.

Lilly Ledbetter’s fight for equal pay reshaped the workplace forever. Her courage exposed hidden discrimination, protected workers nationwide, and proved that ordinary people can spark extraordinary change.

What if the voice you trusted was shaping your beliefs—for someone else’s gain? The Truth vs. Alex Jones reveals the real cost of influence gone wrong—and invites you to question who’s really speaking for you

What happens when the dream you chase becomes bigger than the person chasing it? Stans pulls back the curtain on fandom, fame and personal rescue—and asks you, the creator, the dreamer, the underdog: When you make it, will you still know yourself?

What if the icons you grew up loving were built by the outsiders—the unseen creators, the underdogs, the midnight hackers? High Score pulls back the curtain on gaming’s golden era—and invites you into your own origin story.

What if the story that moved you to tears—was a lie? Scamanda unravels the viral deception that fooled thousands, exposing how easily trust can be manipulated in the age of social media. It’s not just a documentary—it’s a wake-up call to question what you believe.

Flamin’ Hot tells the true story of a factory janitor who dared to dream big and changed the snack world forever—mirroring ZDROPPED’s mission to spotlight unseen creators and prove that greatness can rise from anywhere.

Batman & Bill uncovers the erased legacy of Bill Finger, the real mind behind Batman — a story of stolen credit and creative exploitation that mirrors the fashion industry’s own hidden heroes.

Like Finger, countless designers built empires but were written out of history. ZDROPPED exists to change that — giving creators the recognition, ownership, and voice they deserve.

Netflix’s Return of the King: The Fall and Rise of Elvis Presley revisits the 1968 comeback that reignited the King’s career. More than a concert, it was Elvis reclaiming his artistry after years of mismanagement under Colonel Tom Parker, whose focus on profit over passion nearly buried the star’s legacy.

The film is a powerful reminder that poor management can derail even the greatest talents—and that reclaiming creative control is the only way to rise again. At ZDROPPED, we carry that same torch, giving independent designers the recognition and ownership they deserve, free from corporate exploitation.

Netflix’s Black Barbie: A Documentary shines a light on the Black women designers who pushed Mattel to create the first authentic Black Barbie.

Their vision reshaped culture, proving representation matters in toys—and in life. Just as Kitty Black Perkins and her peers refused to settle for invisibility, ZDROPPED uplifts unseen designers in fashion, giving them the platform they deserve.

The documentary on The Biggest Loser reveals the hidden truth behind the hit show—exploitation, damaged health, and corporate greed.

Contestants were used for ratings while suffering long-term physical and mental consequences. This story is bigger than TV—it’s a warning about unethical practices everywhere.

That’s why ZDROPPED exists: to support creators and people, not corporations.

Discover the story behind Realtree Camo, the iconic pattern that redefined hunting apparel. Learn how founder Bill Jordan turned a hand-drawn design into a licensing empire by keeping control of his intellectual property—and revolutionized the outdoor industry in the process. From backwoods Georgia to global recognition, this is the camo brand that never sold out—literally.

Ghostwriters have been shaping the sound of modern music for decades — now, meet their counterparts in fashion. Just like hit songs are penned behind the scenes, the freshest streetwear designs often come from anonymous creatives. Learn how ZDROPPED is giving ghost designers their moment, one tee at a time.

Discover the inspiring story of pro skateboarder Greg Lutzka in One Way Ticket, a raw and motivational documentary that traces his rise from small-town Wisconsin to global fame. Through setbacks, hustle, and heart, Lutzka proves that passion and perseverance can turn any dream into reality. A must-watch for skaters, creatives, and entrepreneurs alike.

France just made influencer marketing for fast fashion a crime—and it's a game changer. Find out what this means for consumers, brands, and the future of ethical style. Plus, why it's time to stop supporting exploitative fashion and back eco-conscious brands like ZDROPPED.

Trainwreck: American Apparel is more than just a fashion documentary — it's a high-speed collision of ego, ambition, and unchecked power. Centering on controversial founder Dov Charney, the film exposes how a brand built on provocative marketing and ethical promises collapsed under toxic leadership and internal chaos. Viewed through the lens of The 48 Laws of Power, American Apparel’s rise and fall becomes a blueprint for both influence and self-destruction. This cautionary tale is a must-watch for anyone navigating creative industries, workplace culture, or brand-building in today’s image-driven world.

From sleeping on park benches in Manila to headlining sold-out arenas around the world, Arnel Pineda’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. Discovered on YouTube by the legendary rock band Journey, this Filipino singer defied the odds and rose from poverty to global fame. His story is a powerful reminder that talent knows no borders—and that with passion and perseverance, even the wildest dreams can come true.

HBO’s 2073 is more than a documentary — it’s a stark warning about where our world is headed if we don’t act now. Through powerful storytelling and real-world projections, it shows the potential consequences of climate inaction, unchecked technology, and growing inequality. But it’s not all doom and gloom. 2073 also reminds us that we still have time — time to get informed, to speak up, and to reshape the future. Staying in the know isn’t just smart — it’s essential. The future isn’t written yet. Let’s make sure it’s one worth living in.

The Dumb Money movie brings to life one of the most unexpected financial uprisings in history — when everyday investors took on Wall Street by driving up GameStop stock. But beyond the drama, this real-life story marks a pivotal moment in the power shift from institutions to individuals. Learn how a Reddit-fueled movement sparked a financial revolution, disrupted business norms, and proved that the future belongs to the connected, informed, and organized voices of the people.