Freeman is a legendary actor that had a peak streak of well-celebrated films between 1989 and 2008; “Glory,” “Unforgiven,” “The Shawshank Redemption,” “Seven,” “Million Dollar Baby,” and “The Dark Knight.”
Read moreRoseanne Unloads on Christine Blasey Ford and Kamala Harris: “They’re pretending that they didn’t go to trade sexual favors for money. I know a ho when I see one.”
Roseanne Barr’s off-the-rails interview on Candace Owen’s radio show will likely cause a stir. In it she calls the creators of the #MeToo movement “hos” and attacks Sen. Kamala Harris and Christine Blasey Ford.
Read moreAziz Ansari on Accusation against him: “It’s a terrifying thing to talk about."
What happened to Aziz Ansari was unfair. In the midst of the Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey horror stories there was a sort of witch hunt for any man who may have elicited bad behavior towards women in the past. James Franco’s awkward flirting on the set of his movies had the actor shunned, and another unfortunate case was that of Ansari’s.
Read moreBryan Singer Denies Allegations Against Him In Atlantic Report, Decries “Homophobia"
Director Bryan Singer has responded to an exposé report published by The Atlantic today, which deduced, from multiple sources, that the “Bohemian Rhapsody” director had sex with underage boys and that he fondle a 13-year-old child on the set of a movie.
Read moreSNL Writer Offers Oral Sex For Anyone That is Willing to Punch A Covington MAGA Kid
One of the stranger reactions to the whole viral video controversy, which arouse this past weekend next to the Lincoln Memorial, was that of Saturday Night Live comedy writer Sarah Beattie offering oral sex to anyone who was willing to punch a Covington High child in the face.
Read moreBrad Bird Says Fired Pixar Boss John Lasseter Should Not Be Compared to Harvey Weinstein
Here's a refresher course in case you're not entirely familiar with the John Lasseter story.
Last year, THR detailed Pixar‘s Lasseter taking a leave of absence for behavior for which their source qualified as “missteps” but which also left the staff Lasseter was working with feeling “disrespected or uncomfortable.” When more details came to fruition, it turned out that Lasseter was accused of “grabbing, kissing, making comments about physical attributes” towards women, "to the extent that employees created a move known as “the Lasseter” to avoid having him touch their legs." Actress Rashida Jones, a credited writer on the upcoming “Toy Story 4,” left the project due to “creative differences” which also turned out to having to do with Lasseter's aforementioned "missteps." Lasseter eventually stepped down from the company.
Read moreJudd Apatow says “sometimes your humanity is more important” than crossing the line and telling a politically incorrect joke
What is going on with Judd Apatow these days that he needs to so vehemently declare his support of #MeToo any chance he gets? Don’t mistake me for being anything but supportive of the movement, but Apatow seems to have been injected with some Me-Too steroids, he’s ready to go to war for it any chance he gets. With all the grandstanding that the Writer-Director has done, you start to realize that guys like Apatow, who over-virtue signal, are often hiding something. Hell, the guy even lashed out at poor Diane Keaton a few months back for, shock, supporting Woody Allen’s case against the Farrows. "I see a man who wanted what he wanted and didn’t care that he was having an affair with a 19-year-old when he was 54 who was also his daughter’s sister," tweeted Apatow back in January of 2018.
Read more‘Green Book’ Director Peter Farrelly Sorry for Flashing Penis in the Past: ‘I Was an Idiot’
“True. I was an idiot,” director Peter Farrelly said in a statement. “I did this decades ago and I thought I was being funny and the truth is I’m embarrassed and it makes me cringe now. I’m deeply sorry."
The Cut's Anna Silman, knowing full well that Oscar momentum was now with "Green Book," had posted a hit piece about Farrelly today.
Read moreLouis C.K. Criticized as “Alt-Right” By Media for Comedy Set Which Included Jokes About Trans Youth and Parkland Victims
American comedian Louis C.K. performed a controversial stand-up act earlier this year and the internet has not taken well to it after it leaked earlier today. In the stand-up routine, performed in New York, C.K. jokes about the survivors of the 2018 Parkland Shooting, but also individuals who identify as non-binary.
Read moreKevin Spacey Delivers Pizza to Paparazzi Wearing “Retired Since 2017” Baseball Cap
After pulling off a disappearing act for close to two years, Kevin Spacey re-emerged into the spotlight last Thursday. The 59-year-old actor managed to break his silence by releasing a video titled “Let Me Be Frank,” which laid down his defense in the character of Frank Underwood, the U.S. President he played on “House Of Cards.”
Read moreKevin Spacey Finally Speaks Allegations via Strange Video Where He Appears as Frank Underwood
This won't be a very merry Christmas for actor Kevin Spacey, who has been charged with one count of felony sexual assault. [via Boston Globe]
Read moreEliza Dushku’s Scathing Op-Ed: I worked at CBS. I didn’t want to be sexually harassed. I was fired
In and op-ed essay published by the Boston Globe, actress Eliza Dushku finally confirmed what the rumors were saying: She was written off the show “Bull” after she confronted actor Michael Weatherly about sexually charged comments he made on set.
Read moreWilliam Shatner: #MeToo Hysterical, Like French Revolution; Says He Can’t Tell a Woman She Has “Great legs” Anymore...
Last week Captain Kirk himself, William Shatner, defended the Christmas song 'Baby It's Cold Outside' on Twitter after a radio station in his native Canada took it off the air. The actor tweeted that he enjoyed "the kick of getting somebody upset about something and playing with them verbally."
Read moreWoody Allen’s Former Teenage Girlfriend Defends Their ‘70s Relationship; He Was 41, She Was 17.
THR's Gary Baum posted an interview-profile about former Woody Allen girlfriend Christina Engelhardt, but more importantly her eight-year relationship with the director, which inspired him to write "Manhattan." Their affair started in 1976 and ended 8 years later in 1984. It was, by all accounts, a very sexual relationship which happened when she was 17 and he was 41. Eventually, Engelhardt would begin partaking in threesomes with Woody and Mia Farrow in the ’80. Baum writes about the menage-a-trois', “Despite the initial shock of jealousy, Engelhardt says she grew to like Farrow over the course of the ‘handful’ of three-way sex sessions that followed at Allen’s penthouse as they smoked joints and bonded over a shared fondness for animals.”
Read moreJennifer Lawrence Slams Harvey Weinstein’s Recent Claims That They Had Sex
We've become so numb to women accusing Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault that when the disgraced ex-Miramax mogul was hit with a new lawsuit on Friday, nobody seemed to care or report it. Yet another actress claims that Weinstein forcibly performed oral sex on her, including repeatedly masturbating in front of her, and threatening to ruin her career if she denied his advances.
Read moreLouisville radio station to play “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” on repeat, for multiple hours, in protest of attempted ban
With a growing number of radio stations wanting to ax the playing of the Christmas tune "Baby, It's Cold Outside," some Louisville radio stations are fighting back by, you guessed it, playing it, not just from time-to-time, but REPEATEDLY, on a never-ending loop.
Read moreCBS Paid Eliza Dushku $9.5 Million Settlement After Offensive Comments Were Made By Her Co-Star
Actress Eliza Dushku believes she was written off the CBS series "Bull" because she complained about inappropriate on-set comments made by her co-star Michael Weatherly. It all culminated in a secret confidential settlement that was reached between CBS and Dushku. The actress made $9.5 million out of the ordeal. The details claim that on-set sexual comments by Weatherly made her uncomfortable when she was beginning a run as a recurring character back in March of 2017.
Read moreNeil deGrasse Tyson To Be Investigated After New Sexual Misconduct Allegations Emerge
This will never end. Harvey Weinstein was just the catalyst that was needed for all of this illicit behavior to come out wide into the open.
Read moreDirector Paul Schrader doesn't think Kevin Spacey should be punished for his art
Judging by what he just posted on Facebook, and has since deleted due to backlash, I don't think Paul Schrader gives a damn about Oscar consideration.
Read moreRose Byrne Thinks It's Too Soon For A Louis C.K. Comeback
Louis C.K. has become a kind of taboo subject matter within the industry. People are torn as to whether or not he should do these unannounced comedy sets that he's been doing the last year or so, what with all the controversy that surrounds his past sexual behavior towards women. Does he deserve a comeback after admitting to sexual misconduct last year? Rose Byrne, who starred in the comedian's directing job "I Love You Daddy" has taken issue with the unannounced comedy sets.
Read more