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On July 10, 2026, Callaghan published a video titled "We're Being Sued," stating that Channel 5 lacked the financial resources to sustain a second lawsuit and risked staff layoffs, office closures, or the independent nature of the company.
Open source ↗However, on July 9, 2026, Callaghan was served with a second, modified lawsuit filed in California state court alleging defamation, stalking, false light, and trespassing.
Open source ↗After a legal process that incurred over $800,000 in costs for Andrew Callaghan and Channel 5, Joiner's legal team agreed to dismiss the federal lawsuit entirely on May 19, 2026.
Open source ↗On January 15, 2025, Callaghan released the documentary Dear Kelly through the website DearKellyFilm.com.
Open source ↗Responds to sexual-misconduct allegations and begins a hiatus.
Open source ↗On January 5, 2023 the first of several accusations of sexual assault and sexual coercion by Callaghan surfaced.
Open source ↗In January 2023, two women posted TikTok videos accusing Callaghan of trying to pressure them into having sex with him.
Open source ↗Launches Channel 5 after leaving All Gas No Brakes.
Open source ↗In March 2021, Callaghan announced that he and his team were no longer involved with production of All Gas No Brakes nor the television adaptation that was in development.
Open source ↗On March 23, 2021, details of Callaghan's contract emerged in The New York Times.
Open source ↗In 2019, Callaghan published All Gas, No Brakes: A Hitchhiker's Diary, a memoir-zine recounting stories from a 70-day hitchhiking trip across America that he undertook two years prior at the age of 19.
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