What Did NBC, Warner Bros, Ellen DeGeneres and the LA Times Not Get About the #MeToo Movement?
This culture of impunity persists and must be addressed in Congress, in Hollywood, in media.
Sexual Harassment
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Comcast Seeks to Block Shareholder Proposal for Independent Investigation Into Workplace Sexual Harassment
“Continued attempts to sweep concerns under the rug sends absolutely the wrong signal to shareholders,” firm that filed proposal says
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Kitty Green’s Harvey Weinstein-Inspired Film ‘The Assistant’ Picked Up by Bleecker Street
Bleecker Street plans to release film in theaters Jan. 31
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Megyn Kelly on Her Public Resurfacing: ‘I’ve Chosen to Speak Up for Women Being Harassed and Abused’
The former Fox News and NBC host is back in the public eye to stand up against workplace sexual harassment
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Opera Legend Placido Domingo Accused of Sexual Harassment by 9 Women
Director of the Los Angeles Opera calls accusations “deeply troubling, and as presented, inaccurate”
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Fox Nation’s Tyrus Sent Co-Host Britt McHenry Lewd Texts Including Threat to Send ‘Another D– Pic’ (Report)
“Just pull your boobs out now why don’t you,” former wrestler wrote, according to new HuffPost report
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SAG-AFTRA Board Unanimously Approves Commercials Contracts
New agreement will now head to guild membership vote, with a May 8 deadline
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Why a CBS and Viacom Merger Is Looking Likely in Early 2019
Viacom CEO Bob Bakish would make the most sense to lead the combined company, according to BTIG analyst Rich Greenfield
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Warner Bros Wins Rights to $300 Million RatPac-Dune Film Library
The RatPac-Dune library includes minority stakes in popular films such as “Dunkirk,” “Wonder Woman,” “Paddington 2” and “It”
