Chris D'Elia Prank Show Scrapped at Netflix After Sexual Misconduct Allegations

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorGiovanni Cianci, music booker for The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, has been fired after a woman accused him of sexual misconduct, we’ve learned.In an Instagram post, musician Paige Stark alleges Cianci “harassed and attempt to assault” her. Stark told Deadline’s sister pub Variety, which first reported Cianci’s firing, that the incident took place in 2010 at the CMJ Music Marathon Conference.

Late Show With Stephen Colbert” since 2017, has been let go from the company after a woman accused him of sexual misconduct in a 2010 incident, Variety has learned.“Gio is no longer employed by the show,” says a source with knowledge of the situation.

Bryan Callen has denied the sexual assault and misconduct allegations made against him in a new video on social media. The comedian and actor, 53, took to Instagram on Sunday to share a message directly to his fans denying the accusations and announced he is taking a "leave of absence" from his podcast "The Fighter and the Kid," which he co-hosts with former UFC fighter Brendan Schaub.

Comedian Bryan Callen is taking a “leave of absence” from his podcast after being accused of multiple instances of sexual assault and misconduct in a Los Angeles Times expose.The Goldbergs castmember hit headlines on Friday, when four women came forward with claims of the 53-year-old’s alleged inappropriate behaviour.The incidents date back to 1999, when Callen is accused of raping actress Kathyrn Fiore Tigerman at his Los Angeles home, following a night out.

Bryan Callen is standing by his staunch denial of recently leveled allegations of sexual misconduct. The actor took to Instagram on Sunday to share an impassioned video addressing and once again denying the accusations. He also revealed that he will be stepping back from his popular podcast.According to a article, published on Friday, four women have gone on the record to share their alleged stories of the 53-year-old comedian acting inappropriately towards them.

A post shared by The Growlers (@losgrowlers) on Jul 31, 2020 at 11:35am PDTHe also apologised to Starcrawler singer Arrow de Wilde after she alleged that she was sexually assaulted by a male stripper while on tour with the band.Posting a statement on her Instagram account, she recounted an experience she allegedly had with The Growlers backstage at a show in Melbourne, claiming that “while none of the growlers band members assaulted me directly, they hired someone else to [do so] for their

in a Los Angeles Times expose.The Goldbergs castmember hit headlines on Friday, when four women came forward with claims of the 53 year old’s inappropriate behaviour.The incidents date back to 1999, when Callen is accused of raping actress Katherine Fiore Tigerman at his Los Angeles home, following a night out.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorComedian/actor Bryan Callen (The Goldbergs, Schooled) has adamantly denied allegations of rape and sexual misconduct detailed by four women in a report Friday in The Los Angeles Times.“Let me be very clear: I have never raped, forced myself upon any woman nor offered to trade stage time for sex. EVER,” Callen said in a statement posted on Twitter.

"The Ellen DeGeneres Show" is taking yet another hit, as a new report now claims that several of the show's producers engaged in sexual misconduct. Buzzfeed News, which recently also published a bombshell report regarding a toxic work environment at the show, reported on the alleged sexual misconduct on Thursday, saying they've spoken to 36 former employees, with many corroborating stories of improper behavior by producers in the workplace.

The Killers have announced they are “conducting a thorough investigation into past and present tour staff” following allegations of sexual misconduct on one of their tours.It comes after a female sound engineer claims she witnessed a woman being abused backstage during their 2009 US tour in a blog posted on her Twitter account.The woman, who is named on her account as Chez Cherrie, wrote: “We were about half way through our load-in when the FOH [front of house] engineer came over [the] radio and

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.

Also Read: What's Next for Chris D'Elia's Films After Sexual Misconduct AccusationsThe accusations against De’Elia surfaced last month when a number of women shared similar stories of D’Elia exhibiting predatory behavior online. Several of the women said they were underage when the conversations with D’Elia occurred.

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

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorNetflix pulled the plug on an upcoming unscripted prank show featuring Chris D’Elia after allegations surfaced that the comedian/actor had solicited underage girls on social media, a spokesperson for the streaming network confirmed to Deadline.D’Elia had just closed a deal with Netflix to make the show with his best friend and comedian Bryan Callen when the allegations had surfaced in June, according to sources close to the project.

"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.