Essence Leaders Deny Accusations of Toxic Workplace Culture: ‘We Refute Them Without Reservation”

yet another damning story relating to the comedian.The former employee was among 11 mostly former staffers who detailed horror stories from the “toxic” work environment at the show in a Buzzfeed article Thursday, pulling the curtain back on the cheery comedic host.The woman, who the outlet didn’t identify by name, said she dealt with racism throughout her year-and-a-half tenure on the show.When she was hired, she said a senior-level producer told her and another black employee, “Oh wow, you both

Kevin Connolly is denying accusations of sexual assault by former costume designer Gracie Cox. The allegations were first made public in a report published by The Daily Beast on Wednesday.

Kevin Connolly is denying accusations of sexual assault by former costume designer Gracie Cox. The allegations were first made public in a report published by on Wednesday.According to Cox, the incident in question allegedly occurred in 2005 at a Manhattan wrap party for Connolly's directorial debut,.

While we have bigger issues to discuss with the theatrical experience (considering there’s no such thing as a theatrical experience for many people right now due to COVID-19), there is still the ongoing debate over whether or not films have to be seen on the big screen or if you can still have a worthwhile viewing experience on a smaller screen, such as a TV, laptop, tablet, or even a smartphone.

Before he moved on to big-budget arthouse blockbusters like “Blade Runner 2049” and his upcoming “Dune,” Denis Villeneuve made a big first impression with his English-language debut “Prisoners.” The film was exquisitely shot, and managed to maintain suspense throughout its runtime, leaving the audience with an ambiguous ending.

Ubisoft on Saturday revealed that several executives will step down from the company amid the changes that are being implemented to strengthen workplace culture in response to recent accusations of misconduct. Chief Creative Office Serge Hascoët will resign immediately, with his role taken over by CEO and co-founder of Ubisoft, Yves Guillemot.

Brandon Choe Photo EditorUbisoft announced today three high-ranking executives have stepped down. The decision comes following an internal investigation in response to a string of allegations of sexual misconduct and toxic culture throughout the company.Chief Creative Officer Serge Hascoët is resigning from his position effective immediately.

Before he moved on to big-budget arthouse blockbusters like “Blade Runner 2049” and his upcoming “Dune,” Denis Villeneuve made a big first impression with his English-language debut “Prisoners.” The film was exquisitely shot, and managed to maintain suspense throughout its runtime, leaving the audience with an ambiguous ending.

Canadian director Denis Villeneuve is currently in postproduction on “Dune”, Hollywood’s second big-budget attempt to bring Frank Herbert’s iconic sci-fi novel to the screen (David Lynch directed the 1984 adaptation).

Director Denis Villeneuve has been comfortably positioned in the sci-fi genre in recent years, dating back to 2016’s “Arrival.” And even when you compare that film to his more recent “Blade Runner 2049” and “Dune,” it’s clear the filmmaker is working with much bigger budgets and massive sets and crews. His recent features dwarf the size of films like “Sicario” and “Prisoners,” making them feel, in retrospect, like scrappy indie features.

Talulah Riley, Elon Musk’s ex-wife, recently came out to deny the “truly awful” rumors regarding her old relationship with the CEO of Tesla. Reportedly, fans online accused Elon of cooperating with Ghislaine Maxwell to secure young Riley as a “child bride.” The 34-year-old said in a statement that she didn’t know Ghislaine, although, it’s possible they met at one point.

stepped down after multiple people accused him of misconduct on social media. Ubisoft has not named Ismail’s replacement, and it was ununclear if he was fired or simply taking a leave of absence.However, just two days later Tommy Francois and Maxime Beland, both vice presidents in Ubisoft’s global game development division, were put on leave pending an investigation of multiple accusations of misconduct.

Black Female Anonymous demanded the resignation of Essence Ventures CEO Richelieu Dennis, board member Michelle Ebanks, Chief Creative Officer Moana Luu and COO Joy Collins Profet for creating a toxic workplace culture that they said betrays its legacy of elevating Black women.The staffers also called on major brands like AT&T, Coca-Cola, McDonald’s and others to withhold future sponsorships and advertising buys until Essence Ventures finds new leadership.

High School Musical: The Musical: The Series actor Joshua Bassett is the latest Hollywood star to face sexual assault allegations from an account on social media and now he’s speaking out in response.

While filmmaker Ciro Guerra might not be a household name such as Harvey Weinstein, Woody Allen, and Roman Polanski, he does currently find himself the subject of horrific sexual assault allegations. The accusations, published via Volcanicas, come from eight separate women who claim that the Colombian director sexually harassed them, while one of them claims that Guerra actually raped her.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Director Ciro Guerra has denied allegations of sexual misconduct leveled by eight women against one of Colombia’s most prominent filmmakers.Accusations of harassment and abuse were raised in a June 24 report by Volcanicas, a Latin American feminist journal.

Also Read: 'The Plot Against America' Star Morgan Spector on How Philip Roth 'Accidentally Predicted' Donald TrumpThe request for an injunction sought to block the publication of Mary Trump’s book, “Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man.” The book is scheduled to be published on July 28, and Mary Trump will tell “in unsparing detail everything from her uncle Donald’s place in the family spotlight and Ivana’s penchant for regifting to her grandmother’s

Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN) statistics say that only 230 out of every 1,000 sexual assaults are reported to the police, largely because victims fear retaliation for speaking out.