A year after the first Harvey Weinstein expose arrived and forever altered Hollywood, here are the actual changes that have impacted the industry and beyond.
Rich McHugh, who left NBC News’ investigative unit earlier this month, says the network committed “a massive breach of journalistic integrity.”
“What I question now is why I remained as long as I did,” Blum says of the time he spent working at Miramax from 1996 to 2000.
A Delaware judge approved the purchase after a recent price cut of $21 million.
A new interview between Bourdain and journalist Maria Bustillos was published just over a month after his death.
Weinstein spoke about abusing his power in a new interview with The Spectator magazine.
Tamblyn was the one who convinced Quentin Tarantino to go public with his knowledge of Harvey Weinstein’s behavior of sexual abuse. Here’s how she did it.
On Monday, Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. doubled the number of sexual offense counts against the former mogul.
Donald Trump Jr. and Ron Perlman faced off on Twitter after the “Hellboy” actor admitted to urinating on his hands before giving Harvey Weinstein a handshake at a charity event.
Perlman wonders if food employees do the same when serving Donald Trump.
In an interview with London’s Sunday Times, the “Ocean’s 8” actress implied that she too endured workplace harassment from another Hollywood authority figure.
A look at the creative teams with a take on the former studio chairman’s unraveling.
