CBS paid Eliza Dushku $9.5 million to resolve claims that she was retaliated against for complaining about sexual harassment on the set of the prime time drama Bull, according to a report in the New York Times Dushku appeared in three episodes of the show and had been assured of … Read entire story.
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UPDATE, 5:25 PM: The way things are closing in for Donald Trump in Robert Mueller’s investigation, the former Celebrity Apprentice may need every dime of the nearly $300,000 he was awarded in attorney’s fees today in one of his battles with Stormy Daniels. “The Court GRANTS IN PART AND DENIES IN … Read entire story.
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Harvey Weinstein may be sending self-pitying emails to his few remaining pals complaining about having “one Hell of a year,” but his lawyers and the Manhattan District Attorney’s office aren’t exactly shy about taking bloody swipes at each other in correspondence today either. Just under two weeks before … Read entire story.
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Photo: Instagram An investigation has been launched into the allegations of sexual misconduct against Neil deGrasse Tyson, which include an accusation of rape from a former student who attended grad school with Tyson. Tyson has since denied the allegations, taking to Facebook with a lengthy post after previously declining to… Read entire story.
The potential $120 million exit package for ousted CBS boss Les Moonves is looking more shaky after a bombshell New York Times story detailed the former CEO’s efforts to outrun and evade investigations into his sexual misconduct. A lengthy article posted this afternoon and… Read entire story.
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