You might look at the array of apple cider vinegar brands lining the grocery store shelf and assume they must all be the same, but this one stands out.

A new Netflix series starring Kaitlyn Dever explores what happens when an influencer makes false claims about overcoming brain cancer.

A young woman pretends to have a deadly illness for social media clout in the upcoming Netflix series, "Apple Cider Vinegar."

Here’s hoping Netflix true crime series Apple Cider Vinegar will delve into the past to give context to the Belle Gibson scandal.

Netflix has released a trailer, poster and images for the limited drama series Apple Cider Vinegar. Inspired by Beau Donelly and Nick Toscano’s book The Woman Who Fooled the World, the series tells the story of the rise of Belle Gibson’s (Kaitlyn Dever) wellness empire,

In the early 2010s, Gibson—played by Kaitlyn Dever—claimed that she was able to cure a malignant brain tumor through exercise, a natural diet, and yes, apple cider vinegar. If that sounds too good to be true,

But in Samantha Strauss' upcoming Netflix show Apple Cider Vinegar, it would appear that sometimes a lie is even more bizarre. Based on the noodle-twisting true life tale of how Australian influencer and wellness guru Belle Gibson duped millions online into believing she'd cured her terminal brain cancer through healthy living (she was never diagnosed with a brain tumour to have been cured of one),