How Common Are Harvey Weinstein’s Investigation Tactics?
The founder of an L.A.-based private investigation firm offers his perspective on the producer's alleged detailed investigation of journalists and accusers.
BBC Sees ‘Spike’ in Sexual Harassment Claims Post-Weinstein
The broadcasting company is currently investigating 25 claims.
Vice Media Launches Multi-Million Dollar Initiative to Empower Female Directors
Broadly Films aims to hire women directors, particularly those of Middle Eastern descent.
How Black Showrunners Transform Television Writers’ Rooms
A new report argues that black television helmers hire more black writers—and give characters of color much-needed, nuanced narratives.
CBS Hit With Workplace and Sexual-Harassment Lawsuit
In the past month, women from ABC, Nickelodeon, and Amazon have also lodged complaints about inappropriate conduct at the office.
Scenes From a Roman Polanski Protest in Paris
The director and accused sexual assaulter was ushered through walls of demonstrators on his way to a retrospective on Monday.
Why Television Needs More LGBT Characters
Disney and FX could soon expand viewers' world views—if they portray their queer characters with nuance.
Former Child Actor Starts Campaign to Expose Hollywood Pedophilia
Corey Feldman says he wants to "literally change the entertainment system as we know it."
Actress Files First Lawsuit to Emerge From Harvey Weinstein Scandal
More than 50 women have now come forward to accuse the film producer of sexual misconduct.
Why The Weather Channel Decided to Take on Climate Skeptics
The network has been celebrated for trumpeting climate-change evidence and the ongoing crisis in Puerto Rico. According to weather.com's editor-in-chief, its direction isn't political.