Harvey Weinstein fired from The Weinstein Co.
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Got it. I’ll have to wait for KelG's thoughts.
I guess it might take a while, it was 6 years since his last post.
The lack of reports at Disney or other businesses doesn’t eliminate the possibility of harassment there.
It was much easier to hush things up before.
This can happen anywhere in life, & they’ve always tried to hide it. Look at the Catholic church.
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MeToo brought things to light that were hidden for years.
People with bad intentions, the opportunity and the feeling they can get away with it, will try to do what they want.
Weinstein is not the exception nor the rule.
https://www.screendaily.com/news/sa...f-weinstein-company-creditors/5127665.article
It looks like they have a long list of creditors.
It might partly explain why it took so long before the scandal surfaced: if Harvey would fall, Weinstein Co could fail and people might never see their money.
It looks like they have a long list of creditors.
It might partly explain why it took so long before the scandal surfaced: if Harvey would fall, Weinstein Co could fail and people might never see their money.
Well it was quiet for quite a long time
Chris Hardwick, former host of @ Midnight, was a controlling and abusive boyfriend.
That's enough bad publicity these days to get their show taken off the air..
"The network on Saturday announced that it will not air the second season of Talking With Chris Hardwick, which was set to premiere this Sunday night at 11/10c with guest Donald Glover. What’s more, Hardwick will no longer moderate planned AMC and BBC America panels at San Diego Comic-Con in July, where he was set to host both The Walking Dead and Doctor Who."
https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/c...derate-sdcc-panels/ar-AAyJks4?ocid=spartandhp
EDIT: Gets me thinking.. yeah he has issues and I wouldn't want to date either of them.
But tons of people have issues, they can work on those issues and mitigate them but they'll never really change. So where does that leave someone that is emotionally abusive??
Its unreasonable to expect them to never date. Especially if theyre young, good looking and successful. The only answer I can think of is that they need to date someone strong enough to defend themselves. Cant have a wolf dating a sheep. Age difference definitely doesn't help.
Chris Hardwick, former host of @ Midnight, was a controlling and abusive boyfriend.
That's enough bad publicity these days to get their show taken off the air..
"The network on Saturday announced that it will not air the second season of Talking With Chris Hardwick, which was set to premiere this Sunday night at 11/10c with guest Donald Glover. What’s more, Hardwick will no longer moderate planned AMC and BBC America panels at San Diego Comic-Con in July, where he was set to host both The Walking Dead and Doctor Who."
https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/c...derate-sdcc-panels/ar-AAyJks4?ocid=spartandhp
EDIT: Gets me thinking.. yeah he has issues and I wouldn't want to date either of them.
But tons of people have issues, they can work on those issues and mitigate them but they'll never really change. So where does that leave someone that is emotionally abusive??
Its unreasonable to expect them to never date. Especially if theyre young, good looking and successful. The only answer I can think of is that they need to date someone strong enough to defend themselves. Cant have a wolf dating a sheep. Age difference definitely doesn't help.
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I think - but can't prove - that in some of these cases, management has heard reports of and is concerned about far more serious things than being emotionally abusive. So they cite what they are sure of, rather than mentioning something that they suspect but can't substantiate. At the end of the day, the networks are free to cancel any show for any reason.