The court in New York announced the verdict of Harvey Weinstein. The 67-year-old Hollywood magnate, who had a hand in creating the Oscar-winning, multimillion-dollar hits that went down in the history of cinema, was sentenced to 23 years in prison, Lenta reports. The court's decision was called a new milestone for the #MeToo anti-harassment movement and for ...
Russian director working in Hollywood Timur Bekmambetov intends to demand through court the Weinstein brothers' film studio Weinstein Company (TWC), which went bankrupt due to a sex scandal, for repayment of a debt of $800 thousand, writes News.ru. Problems with TWC prevented Bekmambetov’s new film “The Current War” with Benedict Cumberbatch...
Hollywood actress Uma Thurman said she was a victim of sexual harassment by producer Harvey Weinstein. Thurman expressed her feelings about the Weinstein scandal last November, writing: "I like how things go slowly - you don't deserve a bullet," writes...
Los Angeles police are investigating nearly two dozen cases of alleged sexual harassment involving several people in the entertainment industry, a senior department officer told NBC News. The cases concern both publicly known persons and not so much. A police officer claims that among ...
The noise surrounding the Harvey Weinstein sex scandal is dwindling, but new details of the new case are revealed. It turns out that the producer had a list of 91 names. They all knew stories of harassment by Weinstein. In theory, these people could talk about ...
Harvey Weinstein hired an "army of spies," including former Mossad agents, to spy on women and not file complaints for his sexual misconduct. Among the private security agencies hired by Weinstein since fall 2016 was Black Cube, which is mostly run by ...
Former British assistant Harvey Weinstein said she broke a confidential agreement to speak out about the alleged sexual harassment of the disgraced Hollywood producer. Zelda Perkins told the Financial Times that she violated a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) that she signed in October 1998 to give details ...
When actor Seth MacFarlane announced the Oscar nominees for Best Supporting Actor in 2013, he made an infamous joke: “Congratulations! You five won't have to pretend to like Harvey Weinstein anymore." BBC about this. On that...