BAFTA suspends award to Noel Clarke following allegations of sexual assault and bullying

Content warning: This story contains discussion and description of sexual assault.Marilyn Manson’s former assistant Ashley Walters is suing the singer for sexual assault, battery, and harassment.This is the second lawsuit brought against the musician in as many months, with Game of Thrones actor Esme Bianco filing one in late April alleging sexual assault, physical abuse, and human trafficking.According to a report by The Cut, the complaint was filed on Tuesday (May 18) in the Superior Court of

Rapper T.I. and his wife Tameka "Tiny" Harris have found themselves the reported targets of a Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) investigation stemming from claims the couple sexually assaulted and drugged a woman in 2005.

Noel Clarke’s former agent Gary O’Sullivan has been abruptly let go from UK management firm 42.

Doctor Who.The allegations, the latest in a line of accusations made against the star, date back to his time on the show between 2005 and 2010, when he played character Mickey Smith.A new exposé in the Guardian, the same publication that published initial allegations against Clarke from 20 women last month, sees a number of Doctor Who crew members allege that the actor sexually harassed and inappropriately touched them on set.Among the accusers is costume assistant Joanne Hayes, who alleges

The Noel Clarke fallout continues at pace, with the Guardian reporting today that the actor has now been accused of sexual harassment by several women on the set of BBC flagship show Doctor Who.

after it was told about allegations of sexual assault, harassment and bullying against the star.Dame Pippa Harris said had the awards body known “one fraction of the information” detailed in The Guardian‘s exposé then it would not have proceeded to honour him with its Outstanding Contribution to Cinema award last month.Sky News asked Harris why BAFTA made a trained expert available to Clarke’s accusers after he was awarded in order to give them professional advice – two weeks after it first

British actor-director Noel Clarke said Friday he would be seeking professional help to "change for the better," after 20 women came forward accusing him of sexual harassment, intimidation and bullying. Clarke, who starred in "Doctor Who" and created the film trilogy "Kidulthood," "Adulthood" and "Brotherhood," said he "vehemently" denies any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing.

Esmé Bianco is suing Marilyn Manson for alleged sexual assault and sexual battery three months after publicly accusing the rocker of physical and psychological abuse. The "Game of Thrones" actress filed a complaint in a Los Angeles federal court on Friday.

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Bulletproof, the British cop drama starring Noel Clarke, has been pulled from The CW’s streaming services after bombshell misconduct allegations against the actor.

The British Academy has issued a lengthy response after coming under fire for honoring Noel Clarke with its outstanding British contribution to cinema award despite reportedly knowing of allegations of sexual misconduct against the actor, producer and writer.

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I May Destroy You creator and star Michaela Coel has published a statement in response to last night’s bombshell Guardian investigation in which more than 20 women made allegations of misconduct against UK actor and producer Noel Clarke.

Viewpoint after allegations of sexual harassment and bullying were made against the actor.Yesterday (April 29), a report was published in the Guardian that saw 20 women accuse Clarke of a variety of wrongdoings – from alleged bullying to sexual harassment and unwanted sexual contact.Clarke has denied all claims through his lawyers except for one, accepting that he once made inappropriate comments about one woman for which he later apologised.Viewpoint is airing on ITV across all five weeknights

BAFTA has issued a lengthy statement to its members this morning following a backlash against its decision to award Noel Clarke an honorary BAFTA despite being made aware of misconduct allegations against the actor.