New York Public Radio (NYPR) president Laura Walker told WNYC's Brian Lehrer she "deeply regret[s]" the way her media organization handled allegations of sexual assault against some of its top personalities most recently John Hockenberry.
Production on the 1995 film “The Usual Suspects” was shut down for two days after Kevin Spacey was accused of “inappropriate sexual behavior,” actor Gabriel Byrne said on Sunday.
HGTV’s Tarek El Moussa has faced many battles in the last few years. The “Flip or Flop” star talks about being diagnosed with both thyroid and testicular cancer.
MSNBC reportedly decided not to renew its contract with contributor Sam Seder because he made a joke in poor taste back in 2009. But the same network refuses to comment regarding whether host Joy Reid will be disciplined for her homophobic remarks that were unearthed over the weekend.
TV star Katharine McPhee — who’s reportedly dating pop composer David Foster — accidentally crashed a weekend wedding in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, and was kicked out by the bride.
Singer Melanie Martinez has been accused of rape by a former friend, who claims to have “repeatedly said no” to her sexual advances, including a penetration by a “sex toy”.
The Metropolitan Opera is facing backlash after it was revealed that the company took one year to suspend conductor James Levine after it learned of sexual abuse accusations against him.
Melissa Joan Hart is aware she will always be recognized as pizza-loving Clarissa Darling from Nickelodeon’s “Clarissa Explains it All” or enchanting Sabrina from “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” — and the former child star doesn’t mind it one bit.
Singer Melanie Martinez has been accused of rape by a former friend, who claims to have “repeatedly said no” to her sexual advances, including a penetration by a “sex toy”.
HBO host John Oliver got into a heated discussion with actor Dustin Hoffman Monday night over the recent sexual harassment allegations made against him.
Billy Bush, the former NBC personality, told late-show host Stephen Colbert Monday that listening to the infamous 2005 “Access Hollywood” tape-- where President Trump is heard bragging about grabbing women—is like a “a gut punch.”