Bassnectar “stepping back” from music following sexual misconduct allegations

announced its complete closure, overturning a previous decision to rebrand and revamp its leadership after multiple employees and artists associated with the label were named in allegations of sexual misconduct.Nobunny, the stage persona of musician Justin Champlin since 2001, though not directly named as having committed any misconduct affiliated with Burger Records, has put out multiple releases on the label.

SWMRS drummer Joey Armstrong, son of Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong, is speaking out after being accused of sexual misconduct.

scrapping an upcoming project featuring Chris D’Elia amid his sexual misconduct scandal, Us Weekly can confirm.The Undateable alum, 40, was set to star in a prank show for the streaming giant alongside fellow comedic actor Bryan Callen. Us has confirmed, however, that Netflix has opted to not move forward with the project in light of the recent allegations.D’Elia made headlines in June after multiple women came forward with sexual misconduct claims against the actor on social media.

allegations of sexual misconduct and grooming by multiple women, some of whom claim they were underage at the time.ET has learned the the streaming service will not be moving forward with a planned prank show starring D'Elia and Bryan Callen, and made the decision shortly after the allegations surfaced last month.D'Elia denied any illegal or nonconsensual activity in a statement to ET at the time, but apologized for getting «caught up in my lifestyle.»«I know I have said and done things that

Chris D’Elia’s next project won’t be seeing the light of day on Netflix.

"major structural changes" after multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against the California garage rock label and record store's artists and employees emerged on social media. Burger co-founder and president Lee Rickard stepped down, co-founder Sean Bohrman moved into a "transitional" role, and Jessa Zapor-Gray became interim label president, with plans to rename the label BRGR RECS and launch an all-woman imprint, BRGRRRL.Those plans have been scrapped.

Jessica Shalvoy In the wake of multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against several employees and artists associated with Burger Records, the Southern California indie label has confirmed that it will shut down completely, forgoing an earlier plan to rebrand under new management.

Burger Records co-founder and president Lee Rickard has stepped down and divested from the garage rock imprint, which announced "major structural changes" after multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against the Fullerton, California, label's artists and employees emerged on social media over the weekend.

@Lured_By_Burger_Records, set up in the hopes of “amplifying voices and supporting those who were victims of sexual predation by predators involved with Burger Records”, has detailed dozens of accusations against numerous employees and artists affiliated with the label, alleging it was complicit in creating “a cesspool of trauma by allowing these men to prey on children”.“Burger Records is responsible for curating a culture built on pedophilic tendencies and teenage fetishization, allowing

Jessica Shalvoy Southern California independent label Burger Records has announced a series of structural changes after a number of young women came forward with accusations of sexual misconduct and predatory behavior amongst artists and employees associated with the label, its events and its Fullerton offices.As first-hand accounts continued to grow on social media — many gathered under @lured_by_burger_records on Instagram — the label released a long statement apologizing for “the role Burger

accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women last fall.In a video that was shared on Wednesday to Instagram and Facebook, Crist said that he spent the break “working on my own mental health and my recovery and healing.”That also included some time in a treatment facility writes People.com.“I made a lot of poor choices in my personal life,” Crist said in the video.“I’ve made a lot of decisions that hurt myself, that hurt other people and that embarrassed myself and had consequences, and I can

Christian comedian John Crist has returned to social media, eight months after he admitted to "destructive and sinful" behavior following multiple accusations of unwanted sexting, harassment, and manipulation. In a video shared to Facebook on Wednesday titled, "A message from me," Crist, 36, began by expressing thanks for the "undeserved" support he received and said he was in a treatment facility for four months.

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Singer-songwriter Ryan Adams is breaking his silence and speaking out more than a year after facing allegations of sexual misconduct. Adams was accused last yearof demanding sex from female musicians he mentored and, when rejected, retaliating with verbal and emotional abuse and harassment.

pic.twitter.com/eUl8rF9TkC— EVO (@EVO) July 3, 2020Cuellar acknowledged the allegations in a tweet, saying: “I’m sorry. I never meant to hurt anyone.

Pageant, Vice’s music site Noisey declared them “America’s Next Great Rock Band,” and in the days that followed, NPR shined a spotlight on the duo by featuring an advance stream of the record on its website, The New York Times readied a profile, and Rufus Wainwright interviewed them for Billboard.By mid-May, as Hopkins put it, PWR BTTM were canceled.

Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott and Fox News Media President and Executive Editor Jay Wallace, the network announced that the 48-year-old TV personalityhad been fired following a complaint of «willful sexual misconduct in the workplace.»The alleged misconduct took place «years ago,» according to the memo. After receiving the complaint on June 25, the network says they hired an outside law firm to investigate the matter.

Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott and Fox News Media President and Executive Editor Jay Wallace, the network announced that the 48-year-old TV personalityhad been fired following a complaint of «willful sexual misconduct in the workplace.»The alleged misconduct took place «years ago,» according to the memo. ET has reached out to Henry for comment.After receiving the complaint on June 25, the network says they hired an outside law firm to investigate the matter.

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