#MeToo Starts 2019 With Milestones, From ‘Surviving R Kelly’ to Kevin Spacey’s Charges
“I couldn’t have imagined this,” #MeToo founder Tarana Burke tells TheWrap
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TimesUp Commends #MeToo Survivors After Stinging Criticism
Group was criticized for ignoring Harvey Weinstein survivors in its anniversary video
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Les Moonves Could Lose $120 Million Payout for Obstructing Investigators, Report Says
The New York Times said CBS lawyers believe the network would be justified in withholding Moonves’ payout
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Apple, Netflix’s Wall Street Pain Continues as Stock Market’s Yearly Gains Are Erased
Thanksgiving break is much needed for tech investors hit hard the last two months
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Glamour Magazine to End Regular Print Publication
“We’ll be expanding video and social storytelling, with new and ambitious series and projects,” says top editor Samantha Barry
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Facebook’s Betrayal of Trust: The Fallout Begins
The New York Times’ five-byline, 4,000-word investigation brings hard facts and reporting to the charade we’ve been watching for the past few years
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President Trump Blasts ‘Biased Facebook, Google and Twitter’ – on Twitter
President’s barb comes the same day Facebook terminates relationship with Republican consulting firm
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Hollywood, Media Companies Beef Up Security After Bomb Scares
“It’s been a hell of a week,” CNN executive tells TheWrap
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Here’s Who Anti-Democrat Mail Bomber Has Targeted With Suspicious Packages
Senators Cory Booker and Kamala Harris join Barack Obama, Robert De Niro and other prominent liberals who have been targets of suspected pipe bombs sent in the mail
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What We Know About Bomb Suspect Cesar Sayoc Jr
56-year-old from Florida has prior arrest for threatening to use a bomb
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Almost Half of All Men Toppled by #MeToo Have Been Replaced by Women
One-third of the women work in news media, one-fourth in government, and one-fifth in the arts, New York Times analysis shows
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Shep Smith Puts Angry Viewer in Place: Trump Is Running on ‘Your Fear of Invasion’ (Video)
“They’re not coming to get anyone. They’re seeking relief,” Smith says of migrants
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CIA Director Gina Haspel Heads to Turkey in Jamal Khashoggi Investigation
Saudi Arabia announced Friday that Khashoggi was dead, contradicting earlier statements that he left the consulate safely
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Saudi Officials Admit Jamal Khashoggi Was Killed at Istanbul Consulate
After previously denying any knowledge of Khashoggi’s whereabouts, kingdom asserts dissident journalist died during a physical altercation
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16 Hollywood and Media Deals With Saudi Arabia – And Where They Now Stand
The fate of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi threatens the kingdom’s modernization plans
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin Drops out of Saudi Arabia Investment Summit
Mnuchin won’t attend the Future Investment Initiative summit following journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s disappearance
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New York Times Stands by Profile of Far Right Activist Gavin McInnes
“We disagree with the main points of criticism,” paper says after accusations that it glossed over key details of McInnes’ history
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Washington Post Publishes Last Khashoggi Column: Arab Governments Are ‘Silencing the Media’
Missing Saudi journalist’s final column focused on diminishing press freedoms in the Arab world
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Audio Proves Gruesome Details of Khashoggi Killing, Turkey Says
“They severed his fingers during an interrogation and later beheaded and dismembered him,” New York Times reports
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Penske Media Silent on $200 Million Saudi Investment After Jamal Khashoggi’s Disappearance
The media company got a $200 million investment from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund in February
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Rosanna Arquette Has a Warning for Senators Voting to Confirm Kavanaugh: ‘Karma Is a Bitch’
“Hell hath no fury than a woman scorned and we will take our fury to the polls!” Arquette tells TheWrap
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Hollywood Women Practice Trauma Training Before #MeToo Anniversary, Kavanaugh Confirmation
“Once the danger is over, the trauma remains in our body”
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Padma Lakshmi Says She Was Raped at 16: ‘I Began to Feel That it Was My Fault’
“I understand why both women would keep this information to themselves for so many years, without involving the police,” she says of Brett Kavanaugh accusers, Christine Blasey Ford and Deborah Ramirez
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Asia Argento Says She Was ‘Angry’ at Anthony Bourdain After His Suicide (Video)
Italian Actress and #MeToo activist says Bourdain’s death left a “hole, that cannot be filled by anything”
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Rod Rosenstein Denies Plotting to Record Trump, Invoke 25th Amendment
“The New York Times’s story is inaccurate and factually incorrect,” deputy attorney general says
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Can Tech Moguls’ Buying Spree Save Legacy Media Brands Like Time? ‘Depends on the Billionaire’
Industry experts divided after Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and his wife, Lynne, announce plans to buy Time Magazine
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New York Times Tweets ‘Regret’ for Mistaking Angela Bassett for Omarosa in Emmy Coverage
“We will issue a correction in tomorrow’s paper,” the Times says
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Toronto Film Festival Market: Will Streaming Giants Spend Big Again and 5 Other Things to Watch
Old and new streaming platforms battle for clout and brand identity, many distributors are broke or betting big, and Fox Searchlight braces for life under Disney
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Steve Bannon: New Yorker’s Editor ‘Was Gutless When Confronted by the Howling Online Mob’
David Remnick retracted Bannon’s invitation to New Yorker Festival after Jim Carrey, Judd Apatow and others backed out
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Rain Dove Says They ‘Feel Really Bad’ for Asia Argento After Turning Over Texts to LAPD (Exclusive)
“She felt betrayed and really hurt and she has the right to,” Dove tells TheWrap of Argento
