Anne Heche: I was Fired from Film Project After Denying Harvey Weinstein Oral Sex
Actress Anne Heche claims that she was fired from a Harvey Weinstein-produced film project after refusing to give oral sex to the disgraced movie mogul.

Actress Anne Heche claims that she was fired from a Harvey Weinstein-produced film project after refusing to give oral sex to the disgraced movie mogul.

Left-wing music mogul Russell Simmons is being sued for $5 million by aspiring filmmaker Jennifer Jarosik, claiming he raped her in 2016.

Veteran movie director Steven Soderbergh says he’s happy that the culture of sexual abuse and harassment in Hollywood has been exposed but fears that some male power brokers may stop hiring women, in an attempt to avoid scandal.

Veteran actor William H. Macy admitted Sunday at the 24th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards that the series of sexual misconduct scandals engulfing some of Hollywood’s most powerful male figures has some men in his industry feeling like they’re ‘under attack and we need to apologize.’

The Producers Guild of America has ratified guidelines for combating sexual harassment in the entertainment industry, requesting that every film and TV production offer in-person harassment training and provide multiple ways for alleged victims to complain.

Pop mega-star Justin Timberlake dropped the apocalyptic music video for his new song ‘Supplies’ on Thursday, which makes several references to President Donald Trump, disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein, and the anti-sexual harassment “MeToo” movement.

Director Woody Allen released a statement on Thursday to CBS This Morning denying the molestation allegations against him by his adoptive daughter Dylan Farrow, who detailed the claims on television for the first time.

ALBANY, N.Y. — Democratic New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has followed through on a promise to donate campaign contributions he has collected from disgraced Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein.

Actress Keira Knightley has said she does not wish to participate in films set in the modern day because the female characters “nearly always get raped.”

Actor Matt Damon says he’s sorry for the anger-inducing string of comments he’s made of late, for which he was accused by many of downplaying the culture of sexual misconduct currently upending much of the entreatment world.

Actress Tracey Birdsall has reportedly filed a police report alleging that her former neighbor and acclaimed singer Seal forcefully kissed and groped her in 2016.

Left-wing comedian Aziz Ansari, star of Netflix’s ‘Master of None,’ has been publicly accused of sexual misconduct.

Actor Liam Neeson believes the Hollywood sexual harassment scandal has done good but has also sparked ‘a bit of a witch hunt.’

Actor Mark Wahlberg has announced that he is donating $1.5 million to the sexual harassment legal fund in fellow actress Michelle Williams’s name amid a brewing controversy over pay disparity.

Grammy-winning singer Seal blasted Oprah Winfrey in a searing post to his Instagram account Thursday, accusing the billionaire media mogul and potential 2020 presidential candidate of being “part of the problem” in Hollywood’s culture of sexual harassment and abuse.

Weinstein was reportedly eating out with his recovery coach when another customer, named Steve, approached him and asked to take a photo.

Robert De Niro launched into an impromptu, foul-mouthed attack against President Trump Tuesday night, where he declared the president a “f**king fool” and “f**king idiot.”

With only 19 million viewers and a 5.0 rating in the 18-49 age demo, the 75th Golden Globes ceremony not only shed a million viewers over last year, but in the all-important age demo (for advertising rates), viewership fell by double digits (11%), to a six-year low.

During the Golden Globe Awards Sunday night, Planned Parenthood and abortion industry political lobbyist NARAL joined in on the hashtags #MeToo and #TimesUp to celebrate the cause.

Actress Rose McGowan accused the black-clad stars at Sunday night’s Golden Globes of engaging in “Hollywood fakery” after attendees at the ceremony stuck to an all-black dress code as a protest statement against the industry’s ongoing sexual abuse scandal.

If Oprah Winfrey runs for president, she faces uncomfortable questions about her relationship with Harvey Weinstein and a Swiss race hoax.

Whoever takes home awards Sunday, the spotlight is unlikely to stray far from the sexual harassment scandals that have roiled Hollywood ever since an avalanche of allegations toppled Harvey Weinstein.

Street artist Sabo has apparently trolled Hollywood celebrities arriving for Sunday night’s Golden Globes in Los Angeles with artwork implying that many of them knew about widespread allegations of sexual misconduct in the entertainment industry, and did nothing to act.

Hollywood actresses have been requested to wear pins reading “Time’s Up” to the annual Golden Globe Awards on Sunday to help raise awareness about the entertainment industry’s culture of sexual abuse and harassment.

To deflect away from her own culpability in the matter of Harvey Weinstein (a man she declared “God”), disgraced actress Meryl Streep attacked First Lady Melania Trump and President Trump’s daughter Ivanka over their “silence” regarding Weinstein. A baffling and desperate act that Donald Trump Jr. ridiculed using his Twitter account.

Veteran actor Paul Sorvino sounded off on Harvey Weinstein Wednesday, explaining in an impromptu parking lot interview that if he were to come across the disgraced movie mogul on the street, he’d be “lying on the floor,” or worse.

Actress Meryl Streep lashed out at Melania Trump and Ivanka Trump in a New York Times interview published Wednesday, accusing the first lady and White House senior advisor of remaining silent about sexual misconduct.

Two sexual assault cases against disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein have been filed with the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office and are now under review.

Hundreds of powerful female Hollywood executives, directors, producers, actresses, and agents, have launched the ‘Time’s Up’ initiative to stamp out sexual harassment in Hollywood and workplaces across the country.

No doubt one of the things 2017 will be remembered for was the cascade of sexual harassment allegations and resignations rolling through the worlds of entertainment and politics, beginning with the spectacular fall of once-untouchable Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein. Partisan opportunists should not be allowed to distract us from the devastating indictment of centralized power and the hypocrisy of the political class delivered by the “#MeToo” story.

American rock band TENLo released a dark music video in which a Harvey Weinstein lookalike, played by former ‘Saved by the Bell’ star Dustin Diamond, is brutally stabbed in a blood-soaked final scene.

The 22-year drop in attendance is the least of Hollywood’s major problems coming out of a rather disastrous 2017.

Oscar-winner Matt Damon has alienated friends with remarks over the sexual misconduct firestorm blazing through Hollywood, but enough to become the next male star on the cutting room floor?

With a dismal 58 percent disapproval rating, Meryl Streep is in worse shape than President Trump, a man she smeared with provable lies.

Actor Matt Damon apparently skipped the premiere for his latest sci-fi movie Downsizing on Monday, days after receiving intense backlash following his comments about sexual harassment in Hollywood.

It began with a news story, and then a tweet, and suddenly it seemed like everything had changed overnight. 2017 will forever be known as the Year of the Reckoning.

Posters taking aim at actress Meryl Streep over her working relationship with disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein have apparently popped up around the Los Angeles area this week.

Sir Ian McKellen weighed in on Hollywood’s widespread sexual misconduct scandal this week, explaining at a recent lecture that some actresses may be at least partially responsible for the current conditions in the entertainment industry because they deliberately trade sex for roles.

Meryl Streep fired back at Rose McGowan in a defensive statement Monday, days after McGowan accused Streep of remaining silent about Harvey Weinstein’s abusive behavior when she previously worked with him.

The Manhattan district attorney’s office is investigating the origin of the money used in payments to settle Harvey Weinstein sexual misconduct cases out of court, according to the New York Post.
