Harvey Weinstein reportedly fighting for his job after being fired
It appears Weinstein isn't going away quietly apparently, reportedly believing his firing was a violation of his contract
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It appears Weinstein isn't going away quietly apparently, reportedly believing his firing was a violation of his contract
Rodeo star Brady Jandreau plays a fictional version of himself, as a cowboy trying to reorient his life following a near-fatal accident in the ring
Day-long Twitter boycott is meant to protest women's voices being silenced -- but some women are taking issue
Linkin Park releases episode of "Carpool Karaoke" the band filmed six days before lead singer Chester Bennington took his own life
Isa Hackett, a producer on the Amazon series "Man in the High Castle," alleged Roy Price propositioned her with crudely suggestive language
Following a suspension of her Twitter account earlier, McGowan forcefully re-emerged Thursday writing: "HW raped me"
The bestselling author's latest biography traces the life of the Italian Renaissance artist and inventor
In preview of interview for "Sunday Morning," the pop superstar says, as a solo artist, his music has gone in a new direction: "I wanted to love it every time that I played it"
He said it, "Seems almost like the company was structured from the top to bottom to service whatever it was he was doing"
McGowan's Twitter account was suspended overnight, temporarily muting a central figure in the allegations against Harvey Weinstein
The assistant says his boss went to great lengths to keep his most private moments secret
Embattled movie mogul says he needs "help," but takes defiant tone on fellow Hollywood elite as allegations mount
Mexican soap star slaps reporter on the red carpet when the actor took umbrage to a question about his son
In honor of the film's anniversary, some theaters across the country are holding special screenings on Oct. 15 and Oct. 18
"If we had a case that we felt we could prosecute and my experts felt we could prosecute against Harvey Weinstein, we would've," the Manhattan District Attorney said