Watch Dustin Diamond Play Harvey Weinstein in TENLo Music Video

He might be 100 pounds too light and 25 years too young, but Dustin Diamond has morphed into disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein for a new music video.

In perhaps his finest work since “Saved by the Bell,” the actor best known as “Screech” plays the mogul in rock band TENLo’s video for “Kill All The Things.” There’s plenty here: “Weinstein” snorting a substance in a bad tan suit? Check. Shots of Whiskey? Check. A sexy nun with a taste for blood? Uh, check.

The Milwaukee band tapped Diamond, who now lives in Wisconsin, to play the former kingpin in the dark video. Channeling what many of his accusers have detailed in sexual assault claims against him, Diamond’s character meets the nun in a hotel bar and quickly moves to the bedroom. In TENLo’s version of events, however, things turn out poorly for Weinstein.

Also Read: Harvey Weinstein, TWC Hit With $10 Million Lawsuit From Former 'Marco Polo' Associate Producer

Check out the video below to see Diamond as skinny-Weinstein.

8 Unforgettable Hollywood Party Moments of 2017: From Fergie to Katy to Weinstein's Last Oscar Bash

The first surreal one-off industry gathering of 2017 was not a party, but a protest: the Women's March at the Sundance Film Festival. In between that Saturday morning in Park City, Utah, and the year ending with a less-merry-than-usual awards season marching through the industry sexual assault reckoning, there were standout moments on the Hollywood party circuit. Here are eight of the best bashes, moments and debuts. Chris Martin Serenades Julia Roberts With "Pretty Woman" Chris Martin singing Pretty Woman for Julia Roberts who was honoured at #amfARLosAngeles! | via @desireegruber #coldplay #chrismartin A post shared by Coldplaying (Official Account) (@coldplayinghq) on Oct 14, 2017 at 8:52am PDT At the L.A. amfAR Gala in October, this crazy rare performance of the Coldplay frontman serenading the movie star on the eve of her 50th birthday got lost in blowback over James Corden's Harvey Weinstein jokes. Separate from that controversy, the Tom Hanks, Goldie Hawn and Kate Hudson dinner party in Ron Burkle's Bel Air backyard hit all the right notes. As dessert, Fergie danced her way through the crowd while singing "I've Gotta Feeling," ruining all future wedding and bar mitzvah bandleaders' attempts at the same for the rest of our lives.
"Also: "Party
CAA's Emmy Celebration Reese Witherspoon, Sarah Paulson, JJ Abrams, Seth MacFarlane, Laura Dern, Kevin Bacon, and Dwayne Wade amongst the crowd at the CAA Emmys Party 2017. (Alex Berliner/AB Images) This Beverly Hills soiree left me asking one question:
Also Read: "Is
"Jane's" Hollywood Bowl Movie Premiere "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" wasn't the only film to get a super-sized rollout this year. In October, National Geographic and Brett Morgen leveled-up with a King Kong-sized outdoor seated dinner, premiere and live orchestra scoring the Jane Goodall documentary for over 15,000 guests.
"Also: "Brett
John Mayer Plays An L.A. Dive Bar Jon Mayer played a dive bar in theÂ Echo Park section of L.A. on July 26. (Rich Fury, Getty Images for Bud Light) There was a surprise within a surprise when Alessia Cara joined John Mayer's Bud Light Dive Bar Tour on July 26. They sang together an Erykah Badu cover, "Gravity" and Cara's "Stay" for just 300 fans, part of a full 90-minute set. The beer giant's muscular "underplay" went over big, with Lady Gaga beating this same path amidst the Super Bowl Halftime Show and stepping in as an emergency replacement headliner at Coachella.
"Also: "John
The Block Is Hot in Hollywood TAO Group's Noah Tepperberg, Pavan Pardasani, and Jason Strauss and team celebrated the opening of their new entertainment block in Hollywood on Thursday, March 16. (Instagram (2)) The undisputed L.A. nightlife game change in 2017 was the arrival of the Tao Group complex in Hollywood. The three restaurants, Avenue nightclub and the mixed-use rooftop pool club and night lounge The Highlight Room enveloping the new Dream Hotel tilted the social axis. The New York and Vegas heavyweights waited over a decade before planting a flag in L.A., but when they did, their peers came to celebrate. On scene on opening night: David Grutman (Liv, Story, Komodo - Miami), Mark Birnbaum (Catch - LA and NYC), Rande Gerber, Cindy Crawford (Getty Images) The opening night party back in March was a stunning congress of hospitality rivals, competitors, big shots (present and long ago retired), festival titans, and at least a few former partners-turned-litigants, all responsible for captaining the U.S. nightlife industry over the past three decades. Of course, Leo D. was in the corner booth. Nobody will ever remember that one of the sneak peek pre-opening events was the (last-ever) Weinstein Company Oscar night viewing party.
"Also: "Captains
Rapper Desiigner Pukes on a Table in Front of his Label Bosses, as Katy Perry Mocks PopÂ Capitol CEO Steve Barnett, Katy Perry, and Universal Music Group CEO Lucian Grange at Grange's Grammy Weekend showcase at the Ace Theater in L.A. on February 11, 2017. (Lester Cohen/WireImage) This list is heavy on music, but those guys have the most fun. On the afternoon before the Grammys, Universal Music Group's four-hour-plus showcase at the Ace Hotel in downtown L.A. brought artists as varied as Machine Gun Kelly, Bishop Briggs, Niall Horan, Jordan Smith and Lil Yachty to the stage for an industry audience of label heads. Desiigner rose to the occasion (literally, standing on a cocktail table with his shirt off) by vomiting twice mid-song, and Katy Perry recalled her time working in a cubicle in Calabasas. Sir Lucian, this event needs a TV deal.
"Also: "Grammy
Genius Innovation: Shared Table Bottle ServiceÂ The sharing economy of Lyft, Airbnb and urban Bike Share came to nightclub bottle service this year. Dubbed "V-I-We," it is the brainchild of longtime TAO executive Mike Snedegar. The Kentucky native launched it with a professional infomercial. (See above, he plays newsman Kent Brockman). Between 40-50 guests a night -- think of bachelorettes on a budget, couples and younger clientele -- get access to the VIP Skybox where Kim Kardashian has celebrated her birthday on the E! show for bottomless bottles at the Las Vegas hotspot for a $100 flat buy-in (plus tax and gratuity). Cocktail waitresses mix the drinks, presumably to keep the peace, and patrol the party pests known as "Grey Goosae Vulturus," latin for "bottle vultures." "It's a party within a party," Snedegar told The Party Report at launch. George Clooney, Rande Gerbe, and Mike Meldman's Casamigos Halloween on the Sunset Strip In June, the celebrity tequila buds sold their startup spirit in a deal reported to be worth up to $1 billion. This upped the volume on their '70s-themed Halloween party in the old Tower Records on Sunset. While George did not make it, Mrs. Amal Clooney stole the show, along with the Kardashian "Sonny and Cher" costume, and Adam Levine (center), whose band played a surprise set as AC/DC. Bonus: A 2018 Red Carpet Game Changer? A post shared by Polaroid (@polaroid) on Nov 20, 2017 at 6:28am PST There's now a device that snaps on to the back of your phone that will have you shaking your photos of Chris Martin, Kim Kardashian, Amal Clooney and more like a you-know-what. This Polaroid Insta-Share is a hardware mod for the Motorola's Moto Z phone. Other mods can turn phones in to 70-inch projectors and 360-degree cameras. This printer's won some "Best of the Best" awards among tech press, but hasn't yet dented the binary iPhone/Samsung mindset of the entertainment industry and event community as a red carpet novelty. Wake up people!
Oscars 2018 Party Report: 'The Final Year', 'Call Me by Your Name' and Brooklynn Prince on the Scene (Photos)
"The Final Year" Director Greg Barker and star/Ambassador Samantha Power

"Each individual (watching 'The Final Year') seems to have a different ratio of 'depressed-nostalgic' on the one hand and 'inspired-activated' on the other, " former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Samantha Power said at a screening of the much-anticipated doc at Neuehouse on Monday night. The documentary covers President Obama's foreign policy team's globe-trotting spring to the finish of their administration, mainly before the shock election result. Power flew in from Boston to address an intimate audience at Neuehouse on Sunset who got an early look at the film.
Mikey Glazer

Co-Producer Diane Becker, Producer Julie Goldman, Barker, and Power

"For the next 90 minutes, Obama is still President," Goldman said while introducing the film. Beyond serving as a mental refuge in the Trump era, this intimate look at big and small moments of foreign diplomacy will be cited thousands of times in application essays to Georgetown's School of Foreign Service.
Mikey Glazer

Victors

At an early awards season tentpole in New York, "Call Me by Your Name" won the Best Feature award at the IFP Gotham Awards at Cipriani Wall Street on Monday night, Nov. 27.
Bryan Bedder and Craig Barritt / Getty Images

Brooklynn Prince

The tiny star of "The Florida Project" continues to be the toast of awards season, chatting up Reese Witherspoon at the same event.
Bryan Bedder and Craig Barritt / Getty Images

Adam Sandler and Ben Stiller

Not often in the mix during awards season, the two comics are still supporting "The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)," which debuted at Cannes.
Bryan Bedder and Craig Barritt / Getty Images

Ethan Hawke and Nicole Kidman

The two stars have impressive background music in the form of Ron Meyer (left) and Kevin Huvane (right). On the tables, red Lindt LINDOR chocolate gift boxes were an early holiday gift for attendees.
Andrew Toth / Getty Images

Mary J. Blige and Allison Williams

While Blige has been everywhere this season, Williams has been more scarce. Supporting her turn in "Get Out," Jordan Peele's film won Best Director, Screenplay and the Audience Award as sponsors Fiji Water and Landmark Vineyards kept the crowd hydrated.
Bryan Bedder and Craig Barritt / Getty Images:

The Dolls

While Hollywood was in NYC, a bit of NYC came to L.A. Mia Moretti and violinist Margot provided the soundtrack at Zynderia Studios as Corvette revealed a new 2019 edition, the ZR1. The L.A. Auto show bash scattered red carpets across the city this week.
Courtesy of Corvette

Get a peek at more Oscar contenders hitting the party circuit here:

Also Read: Oscars 2018 Party Report: Contenders From Emma Stone to Jake Gyllenhaal Hit the Scene (Photos)
AMPAS

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Inside and backstage the early awards season bashes with the contenders

"The Final Year" Director Greg Barker and star/Ambassador Samantha Power

"Each individual (watching 'The Final Year') seems to have a different ratio of 'depressed-nostalgic' on the one hand and 'inspired-activated' on the other, " former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Samantha Power said at a screening of the much-anticipated doc at Neuehouse on Monday night. The documentary covers President Obama's foreign policy team's globe-trotting spring to the finish of their administration, mainly before the shock election result. Power flew in from Boston to address an intimate audience at Neuehouse on Sunset who got an early look at the film.
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The Party Report inducts a select few Hollywood events and innovations from 2017 into a “Post of Fame”

The first surreal one-off industry gathering of 2017 was not a party, but a protest: the Women's March at the Sundance Film Festival. In between that Saturday morning in Park City, Utah, and the year ending with a less-merry-than-usual awards season marching through the industry sexual assault reckoning, there were standout moments on the Hollywood party circuit. Here are eight of the best bashes, moments and debuts. Chris Martin Serenades Julia Roberts With "Pretty Woman" Chris Martin singing Pretty Woman for Julia Roberts who was honoured at #amfARLosAngeles! | via @desireegruber #coldplay #chrismartin A post shared by Coldplaying (Official Account) (@coldplayinghq) on Oct 14, 2017 at 8:52am PDT At the L.A. amfAR Gala in October, this crazy rare performance of the Coldplay frontman serenading the movie star on the eve of her 50th birthday got lost in blowback over James Corden's Harvey Weinstein jokes. Separate from that controversy, the Tom Hanks, Goldie Hawn and Kate Hudson dinner party in Ron Burkle's Bel Air backyard hit all the right notes. As dessert, Fergie danced her way through the crowd while singing "I've Gotta Feeling," ruining all future wedding and bar mitzvah bandleaders' attempts at the same for the rest of our lives.

"Also: "Party

CAA's Emmy Celebration Reese Witherspoon, Sarah Paulson, JJ Abrams, Seth MacFarlane, Laura Dern, Kevin Bacon, and Dwayne Wade amongst the crowd at the CAA Emmys Party 2017. (Alex Berliner/AB Images) This Beverly Hills soiree left me asking one question:

Also Read: "Is

"Jane's" Hollywood Bowl Movie Premiere "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" wasn't the only film to get a super-sized rollout this year. In October, National Geographic and Brett Morgen leveled-up with a King Kong-sized outdoor seated dinner, premiere and live orchestra scoring the Jane Goodall documentary for over 15,000 guests.

"Also: "Brett

John Mayer Plays An L.A. Dive Bar Jon Mayer played a dive bar in theÂ Echo Park section of L.A. on July 26. (Rich Fury, Getty Images for Bud Light) There was a surprise within a surprise when Alessia Cara joined John Mayer's Bud Light Dive Bar Tour on July 26. They sang together an Erykah Badu cover, "Gravity" and Cara's "Stay" for just 300 fans, part of a full 90-minute set. The beer giant's muscular "underplay" went over big, with Lady Gaga beating this same path amidst the Super Bowl Halftime Show and stepping in as an emergency replacement headliner at Coachella.

"Also: "John

The Block Is Hot in Hollywood TAO Group's Noah Tepperberg, Pavan Pardasani, and Jason Strauss and team celebrated the opening of their new entertainment block in Hollywood on Thursday, March 16. (Instagram (2)) The undisputed L.A. nightlife game change in 2017 was the arrival of the Tao Group complex in Hollywood. The three restaurants, Avenue nightclub and the mixed-use rooftop pool club and night lounge The Highlight Room enveloping the new Dream Hotel tilted the social axis. The New York and Vegas heavyweights waited over a decade before planting a flag in L.A., but when they did, their peers came to celebrate. On scene on opening night: David Grutman (Liv, Story, Komodo - Miami), Mark Birnbaum (Catch - LA and NYC), Rande Gerber, Cindy Crawford (Getty Images) The opening night party back in March was a stunning congress of hospitality rivals, competitors, big shots (present and long ago retired), festival titans, and at least a few former partners-turned-litigants, all responsible for captaining the U.S. nightlife industry over the past three decades. Of course, Leo D. was in the corner booth. Nobody will ever remember that one of the sneak peek pre-opening events was the (last-ever) Weinstein Company Oscar night viewing party.

"Also: "Captains

Rapper Desiigner Pukes on a Table in Front of his Label Bosses, as Katy Perry Mocks PopÂ Capitol CEO Steve Barnett, Katy Perry, and Universal Music Group CEO Lucian Grange at Grange's Grammy Weekend showcase at the Ace Theater in L.A. on February 11, 2017. (Lester Cohen/WireImage) This list is heavy on music, but those guys have the most fun. On the afternoon before the Grammys, Universal Music Group's four-hour-plus showcase at the Ace Hotel in downtown L.A. brought artists as varied as Machine Gun Kelly, Bishop Briggs, Niall Horan, Jordan Smith and Lil Yachty to the stage for an industry audience of label heads. Desiigner rose to the occasion (literally, standing on a cocktail table with his shirt off) by vomiting twice mid-song, and Katy Perry recalled her time working in a cubicle in Calabasas. Sir Lucian, this event needs a TV deal.

"Also: "Grammy

Genius Innovation: Shared Table Bottle ServiceÂ The sharing economy of Lyft, Airbnb and urban Bike Share came to nightclub bottle service this year. Dubbed "V-I-We," it is the brainchild of longtime TAO executive Mike Snedegar. The Kentucky native launched it with a professional infomercial. (See above, he plays newsman Kent Brockman). Between 40-50 guests a night -- think of bachelorettes on a budget, couples and younger clientele -- get access to the VIP Skybox where Kim Kardashian has celebrated her birthday on the E! show for bottomless bottles at the Las Vegas hotspot for a $100 flat buy-in (plus tax and gratuity). Cocktail waitresses mix the drinks, presumably to keep the peace, and patrol the party pests known as "Grey Goosae Vulturus," latin for "bottle vultures." "It's a party within a party," Snedegar told The Party Report at launch. George Clooney, Rande Gerbe, and Mike Meldman's Casamigos Halloween on the Sunset Strip In June, the celebrity tequila buds sold their startup spirit in a deal reported to be worth up to $1 billion. This upped the volume on their '70s-themed Halloween party in the old Tower Records on Sunset. While George did not make it, Mrs. Amal Clooney stole the show, along with the Kardashian "Sonny and Cher" costume, and Adam Levine (center), whose band played a surprise set as AC/DC. Bonus: A 2018 Red Carpet Game Changer? A post shared by Polaroid (@polaroid) on Nov 20, 2017 at 6:28am PST There's now a device that snaps on to the back of your phone that will have you shaking your photos of Chris Martin, Kim Kardashian, Amal Clooney and more like a you-know-what. This Polaroid Insta-Share is a hardware mod for the Motorola's Moto Z phone. Other mods can turn phones in to 70-inch projectors and 360-degree cameras. This printer's won some "Best of the Best" awards among tech press, but hasn't yet dented the binary iPhone/Samsung mindset of the entertainment industry and event community as a red carpet novelty. Wake up people!

Oscars 2018 Party Report: 'The Final Year', 'Call Me by Your Name' and Brooklynn Prince on the Scene (Photos)

"The Final Year" Director Greg Barker and star/Ambassador Samantha Power

"Each individual (watching 'The Final Year') seems to have a different ratio of 'depressed-nostalgic' on the one hand and 'inspired-activated' on the other, " former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Samantha Power said at a screening of the much-anticipated doc at Neuehouse on Monday night. The documentary covers President Obama's foreign policy team's globe-trotting spring to the finish of their administration, mainly before the shock election result. Power flew in from Boston to address an intimate audience at Neuehouse on Sunset who got an early look at the film.
Mikey Glazer
Co-Producer Diane Becker, Producer Julie Goldman, Barker, and Power

"For the next 90 minutes, Obama is still President," Goldman said while introducing the film. Beyond serving as a mental refuge in the Trump era, this intimate look at big and small moments of foreign diplomacy will be cited thousands of times in application essays to Georgetown's School of Foreign Service.
Mikey Glazer
Victors

At an early awards season tentpole in New York, "Call Me by Your Name" won the Best Feature award at the IFP Gotham Awards at Cipriani Wall Street on Monday night, Nov. 27.
Bryan Bedder and Craig Barritt / Getty Images
Brooklynn Prince

The tiny star of "The Florida Project" continues to be the toast of awards season, chatting up Reese Witherspoon at the same event.
Bryan Bedder and Craig Barritt / Getty Images
Adam Sandler and Ben Stiller

Not often in the mix during awards season, the two comics are still supporting "The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)," which debuted at Cannes.
Bryan Bedder and Craig Barritt / Getty Images
Ethan Hawke and Nicole Kidman

The two stars have impressive background music in the form of Ron Meyer (left) and Kevin Huvane (right). On the tables, red Lindt LINDOR chocolate gift boxes were an early holiday gift for attendees.
Andrew Toth / Getty Images
Mary J. Blige and Allison Williams

While Blige has been everywhere this season, Williams has been more scarce. Supporting her turn in "Get Out," Jordan Peele's film won Best Director, Screenplay and the Audience Award as sponsors Fiji Water and Landmark Vineyards kept the crowd hydrated.
Bryan Bedder and Craig Barritt / Getty Images:
The Dolls

While Hollywood was in NYC, a bit of NYC came to L.A. Mia Moretti and violinist Margot provided the soundtrack at Zynderia Studios as Corvette revealed a new 2019 edition, the ZR1. The L.A. Auto show bash scattered red carpets across the city this week.
Courtesy of Corvette
Get a peek at more Oscar contenders hitting the party circuit here:

Also Read: Oscars 2018 Party Report: Contenders From Emma Stone to Jake Gyllenhaal Hit the Scene (Photos)
AMPAS

1 of 9

Inside and backstage the early awards season bashes with the contenders

"The Final Year" Director Greg Barker and star/Ambassador Samantha Power

"Each individual (watching 'The Final Year') seems to have a different ratio of 'depressed-nostalgic' on the one hand and 'inspired-activated' on the other, " former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Samantha Power said at a screening of the much-anticipated doc at Neuehouse on Monday night. The documentary covers President Obama's foreign policy team's globe-trotting spring to the finish of their administration, mainly before the shock election result. Power flew in from Boston to address an intimate audience at Neuehouse on Sunset who got an early look at the film.

View In Gallery

8 Unforgettable Hollywood Party Moments of 2017: From Fergie to Katy to Weinstein's Last Oscar Bash

Oscars 2018 Party Report: 'The Final Year', 'Call Me by Your Name' and Brooklynn Prince on the Scene (Photos)

Oscars 2018 Party Report: 'The Final Year', 'Call Me by Your Name' and Brooklynn Prince on the Scene (Photos)

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