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Hugh Jackman thinks auditions in hotel rooms should be banned
The 'Wolverine' star hopes the Me Too campaign will change the way things are run in the film industry because he doesn't think it's right that auditions are being held in private rooms.
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'I did not assault women'
The accusations against the Oscar-winning actor are the latest in a torrent against male actors, filmmakers and agents that have roiled Hollywood since October 2017, leading in some cases to resignations and the halting of projects.
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'We got you' - Weinstein accusers relieved, elated at rape charges
In a statement, the Time’s Up campaign welcomed the charges against 'a man whose actions were so egregious that they spawned a global reckoning.'
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[WATCH] Rape accused Harvey Weinstein surrenders to New York police
Movie producer Harvey Weinstein has surrendered to police in New York City. He faces sex crime charges.
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Actor Morgan Freeman apologises following harassment claims
Freeman said in a statement that he was sorry to anyone who had been made to feel uncomfortable or disrespected.
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MeToo will not sway Cannes film contest, says jury head Blanchett
Cate Blanchett says there are are several women in competition who have been nominated for quality of their work.
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Under fire, Academy of Motion Pictures expels Cosby, Polanski
The Academy said in a statement its Board of Governors met on Tuesday and voted to remove Cosby and Polanski, who had been members since 1996 and 1969, respectively.
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'You know what you did,' witness tells Cosby at sexual assault trial
Cosby, 80, is on trial on charges of drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand, a 45-year-old former friend and colleague, in 2004.
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LA prosecutors review 1992 sex assault accusation against Kevin Spacey
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said in a statement that the alleged incident involved an adult male.
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Bill Cosby returns to court
This time around, though the same judge and district attorney will be involved, five other accusers will be allowed to give evidence too.
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Bryan Cranston: Older white men don't have 'free reign' anymore
Bryan Cranston says that the idea of 'older white men' having 'free reign' is over in the wake of the Time's Up movement and wants to see the industry rebuilt 'on a foundation of mutual respect'.
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[CARTOON] 'Danny Boy, The Truth, The Truth is Calling!'
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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Gene Simmons: Collateral damage of #MeToo is heinous
Simmons thinks the 'collateral damage' of the Me Too and Time's Up movements is heinous.
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Jessica Chastain urges men to start own #MeToo movement
The 40-year-old actress is a supporter of both campaigns which were launched for women to share their stories of sexual abuse and harassment.
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Here's what's still holding working women back in 2018
If almost half of all the world’s women are now in employment, according to the latest edition of the Global Gender Gap Report, why are only 31% leading their field?
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[WATCH] Jane Seymour talks Playboy shoot, #MeToo
Actress Jane Seymour sits with CNN to talk about her new spread in Playboy, and life at 67.
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3 things women need to succeed in their career – according to women
Over 3,600 women around the world from employers representing 27 different industry sectors shared their views on their career experiences and aspirations.
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The Oscars' '#MeToo' dilemma
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has still to take action against other people in its ranks who have been accused of impropriety.
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Jennifer Lawrence says Harvey Weinstein is like an 'ass boil'
The Academy Award-winning actress has slammed the disgraced Hollywood producer.
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[WATCH] Bafta red carpet awash in black for #MeToo
The 71st British Academy Awards was held in London on Sunday and was an evening which saw the campaign for women's rights in the entertainment industry take center stage. CNN reports.
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Kate Upton 'happy' women have platform to speak out against harassment
Earlier this month, the Sports Illustrated model accused Guess co-founder Paul Marciano of sexual misconduct - allegations he has denied.
