Sharon Waxman, is the founder, CEO and Editor in Chief of TheWrap. She is an award-winning journalist and best-selling author, and was a Hollywood correspondent for The New York Times. Twitter: @sharonwaxman
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Weinstein Company, Harvey Weinstein, Miramax Hit With Class Action Lawsuit Charging RICO Violation (Exclusive)
The lawsuit cites “unwanted sexual conduct that took many forms: flashing, groping, fondling, battering, sexually assault, attempted rape and/or completed rape”
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Hollywood Panics as Post-Harvey Housecleaning Continues
It’s a new day and the rules that prevailed for decades are out the window. Zero tolerance for sexual misconduct is the order of the day
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Hollywood Reels From Post-Harvey Flood of Sexual Misconduct Accusations
“It’s not one explosive story, it’s something new every day. It’s hard on your spirit,” one industry insider tells TheWrap
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‘American Idol’ Producer Peter Hurwitz Pushed Out as Core Media CEO (Exclusive)
Hurwitz served as The Weinstein Company’s general counsel from 2006 to 2009
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Weinstein Co Talking to 22 Buyers, $300 Million Expected Price, Bob Weinstein Must Exit
Viacom, Ron Burkle’s Yucaipa interested in embattled business, insider tells TheWrap
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How Fabrizio Lombardo Became Harvey Weinstein’s Hustler
“I met the overly ambitious street hustler Lombardo as a naïve young model,” says my correspondent
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Peter Bart Denies Covering for Harvey Weinstein: I Was Protecting Variety
He tells WaxWord: “My policy was to say: ‘Let’s run the story if you can nail it. But if you can’t, then let’s not”
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That Time Harvey Weinstein Visited New York Times’ Top Editor to Kill My 2004 Expose
The plot thickens: Now three people confirm that then-executive editor Bill Keller met with the mogul in advance of my piece getting gutted
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Harvey Weinstein Resigns From The Weinstein Co. in Dramatic Board Meeting
Expected to mount huge battle, Harvey went quietly insider says
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4 Women Corroborate Fabrizio Lombardo Procured Women for Harvey Weinstein
Former Miramax Italy head denies he found women for the media mogul
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Weinstein Company Board Won’t Pay Harvey, Ex-Mogul Goes to War in NY Times
The Weinstein brothers have a combined 42 percent stake in company
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Harvey Weinstein Scandal: 9 Things We Still Don’t Know
The questions that remain to be answered could determine the future viability of The Weinstein Company
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The Weinstein Company Expects to Change Name After Harvey Firing (Exclusive)
Directors of the company believe the name has been irretrievably tainted by Harvey Weinstein’s sexual scandal
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‘Harvey Weinstein’s Media Enablers’? The New York Times Is One of Them
The paper had a story on mogul’s sexual misconduct back in 2004 — but gutted it under pressure
