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- MoviesTaryn Ryder
Harvey Weinstein 'never said anything about trading movie roles for sexual favors,' says lawyer
In a conversation with the columnist known as Taki, Weinstein allegedly admitted to trading film roles for sex but says, "I never, ever forced myself on a single woman." However, the producer's attorney says his client was misquoted.
- MoviesVulture
Bob Weinstein to Step Down From the Weinstein Company Board
Following the completion of TWC’s bankruptcy sale to Lantern Capital Partners.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Mira Sorvino says she was 'gagged with a condom' during an audition aged 16
Mira Sorvino has revealed that a casting director gagged her with a condom in an audition when she was 16.
- MoviesVariety
Brad Pitt, Meryl Streep, Quentin Tarantino, Others Raise Objections to Weinstein Co. Sale Provisions
A slew of A-list stars are raising objections to the Weinstein Co. bankruptcy sale, out of fear that they will see only a tiny fraction of their backend profit payments from Weinstein films. The company hopes to win court approval for the sale to Lantern Capital on Wednesday and close the deal on Friday, just […]
- CelebrityIndiewire
Amber Tamblyn Explains How She Convinced Quentin Tarantino to Speak Out Against Harvey Weinstein
Tamblyn was the one who convinced Quentin Tarantino to go public with his knowledge of Harvey Weinstein's behavior of sexual abuse. Here's how she did it.
CelebrityReutersMovie producer Weinstein pleads not guilty to new sex assault charge
Movie producer Harvey Weinstein pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges of sexually assaulting a woman in 2006, the third criminal sex assault case brought against him, and his attorney said he expects further charges to follow. More than 70 women, mostly young actresses and other women employed in the movie business, have accused Weinstein of sexual misconduct, including rape, in a series of incidents dating back decades. The accusations against Weinstein sparked the #MeToo movement that has seen hundreds of women publicly accuse powerful men in business, politics and entertainment of sexual harassment and abuse, lifting a shroud that had long shielded such behavior.
- EntertainmentTaryn Ryder
Harvey Weinstein could face life in prison following latest sex-crime charges (updated)
Harvey Weinstein has been indicted on additional sex-crime charges in New York City stemming from a 2006 incident with a third woman. One felony carries maximum sentence of life imprisonment.
- EntertainmentSuzy Byrne
Gwyneth Paltrow says seeing Harvey Weinstein being arrested was 'just stunning to me'
"I'm still completely in shock," said Paltrow, who was once known as the "first lady of Miramax."
- CelebrityRon Dicker
Ron Perlman Says He Peed On His Hand Before Handshake With Harvey Weinstein
The actor who played Hellboy says he once pulled a devilishly disgusting move
- MoviesTaryn Ryder
Why Sandra Bullock was 'so f***ing angry' when she heard about Harvey Weinstein
In an interview with the Sunday Times of London, Oscar-winning actress Sandra Bullock talks about how she avoided working with the disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein.
- EntertainmentEmily Peck
Want To End Sexual Harassment? Landmark Study Finds Ousting 'Bad Men' Isn't Enough
When sexual harassment happens, it's easy ― and not wrong ― to blame
TVJeremy Belanger'He's raped many people that I love': Mira Sorvino reacts to Harvey Weinstein arrest
Mira Sorvino was interviewed on "Today" and reacted to the criminal charges against Harvey Weinstein.
- CelebrityPeople
New Harvey Weinstein Rape Accuser Claims She Has Video of Him Groping Her
Harvey Weinstein Rape Accuser Claims She Has Video of Him Groping Her
- Pop CultureYahoo Entertainment & Lifestyle staff
5 things to know this morning: Harvey Weinstein indicted, Melania Trump speaks out, and Meghan Markle honored
Catch up on the latest pop culture headlines, including big baby news for one famous couple.
- EntertainmentVariety
Harvey Weinstein Indicted by New York Grand Jury
A grand jury indicted Harvey Weinstein on Wednesday on two counts of rape and a single count of criminal sexual acts.
- EntertainmentThe Wrap
A Harvey Weinstein Accuser Looks Back From the Eye of a Storm (Guest Blog)
Last October, model and actress Zoe Brock joined dozens of women accusing Harvey Weinstein of sexual misconduct in a powerful essay about her encounter with the mogul at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival.
- EntertainmentRaechal Leone Shewfelt
5 things to know this evening: Harvey Weinstein arrested, Nicki Minaj suggests she's dating Eminem, and Spotify changes 'hateful conduct' rule
Catch up on your pop culture news with our roundup of today's top stories.
- CelebrityRaechal Leone Shewfelt
Here's why you won't see Harvey Weinstein's mugshot (UPDATED)
Harvey Weinstein's arrest Friday was well documented by photographers, but you won't see his mugshot unless it's leaked.
- CelebritySuzy Byrne
Harvey Weinstein took the perp walk today. How his walk of shame compares to other celebs'
On Friday morning, the disgraced movie mogul was paraded out of an NYPD precinct in cuffs on his way to his arraignment as the media snapped away. We look at perp walks — or walks of shame — and some of the other celebrities, including Russell Crowe and Johnny Depp, who have done them on the streets of NYC.
- CelebrityThe Wrap
Rose McGowan on Harvey Weinstein Arrest: ‘The World Could Use That Face Being Gone’
Hours after disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein was arrested Friday morning, actress and Weinstein accuser Rose McGowan shared her reaction to seeing him in handcuffs. Weinstein was arrested in New York City on charges of rape, criminal sex act, sex abuse and sexual misconduct stemming from a months-long investigation by the NYPD into accusations by multiple women. Weinstein, 66, surrendered to authorities at Manhattan’s first precinct in Tribeca, just blocks away from the offices of his former film and TV empire, The Weinstein Company.
MoviesReutersFilm mogul Weinstein appears handcuffed in court to face rape charges
By Alice Popovici and Karen Freifeld NEW YORK (Reuters) - Movie mogul Harvey Weinstein appeared in handcuffs in a New York court on Friday to face charges of rape and other sex crimes against two of the scores of women who have accused him of misconduct, ending his reign as a Hollywood kingpin. Weinstein, the 66-year-old co-founder of the Miramax film studio and the Weinstein Co, intends to plead not guilty to the charges, his attorney, Benjamin Brafman, told reporters outside the Manhattan courthouse. Prosecutors charged him with two counts of rape and one count of a criminal sexual act following a months-long investigation with the New York Police Department.
- EntertainmentYahoo Entertainment & Lifestyle staff
5 things to know this evening: Harvey Weinstein set to surrender, Morgan Freeman accused, and Sylvester Stallone wins latest fight
Catch up on your pop culture news with our roundup of today's top stories.
- EntertainmentTaryn Ryder
Harvey Weinstein expected to surrender Friday on sex-crime charge
The disgraced movie mogul is expected to surrender on Friday following an NYPD investigation into assault allegations.
CelebrityYahoo Entertainment & Lifestyle staff5 things to know this evening: Ariana Grande sounds off on breakup, Britney's ex seeks more child support, and Woody Allen's son speaks out
Catch up on your pop culture news with our roundup of today's top stories.
- EntertainmentRaechal Leone Shewfelt
Gwyneth Paltrow details Brad Pitt-Harvey Weinstein showdown as fallen mogul faces federal investigation
The "Sliding Doors" actress accused the former Weinstein Company mogul of sexually harassing her in his room at the Peninsula Hotel.
