Tara Reid has had one of the most rollercoaster careers in Hollywood, rising to fame in the late 1990s as Vicky Lathum in the American Pie movies. But fame came with its price, and Reid soon faced personal struggles and a series of public setbacks that made her career far less predictable. Despite the public scrutiny, Reid kept working, although her projects became more campy, like the Sharknado series. In the film, Reid plays Jenna, a Hollywood fixer who transforms an immigrant fruit vendor into a movie sta, a role that mirrors her own experiences navigating fame. Do you think Hollywood has learned to treat women like Tara Reid more fairly today, or are the same toxic patterns still happening with young stars?