‘House of Cards’ Producer Awarded $31 Million in Arbitration Against Kevin Spacey

Breaking down the big moments. After Danielle Olivera and Ciara Miller got involved in a heated fight during the season 6 trailer for Summer House, fans were left reeling over its explosive nature. Now, the Bravo OG has weighed in on what that moment was actually like.

fun dramatic as hell! Bravo's Summer House is back for season 6, and judging by the trailer, these Manhattanites nearly burned the Hamptons to the ground.

MILAN -- Travelers at Milan’s main train station will this week be able to take a break among reproductions of murals by elusive street artist Banksy.“The Word of Banksy — The Immersive Experience” opens Friday in the Mosaics Gallery, on the rail level of Milan’s monumental Central Station.It features reproductions of some of Banksy's best-known pieces, such as “Nola,” created in 2008 out of sympathy with the people of hurricane-battered New Orleans.Banksy’s street art has been recreated by

J. Kim Murphy administratorWhile this year’s Thanksgiving box office will wind up totaling far less than previous years’ holidays, there were still plenty of viewers to go around between the weekend’s offerings.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterA producer on “Rust” is backing another independent film, “Sam & Kate,” starring Dustin Hoffman and Sissy Spacek, which is set to begin production early next year.Ryan Smith is helping to finance the film, which is set to shoot in Thomasville, Ga., starting in mid-February.

 season finale is delivering just that. In ET's exclusive sneak peek, Amanda Batula decides to pull Austen Kroll aside and ask him his intentions when it comes to her  castmate, and the object of his  affections, Ciara Miller.«I was talking to Kyle,» Amanda tells Austen, referencing her fiancé (now husband), Kyle Cooke.

House of Cards.According to Variety, an arbitrator has found Spacey guilty of breaching his contract by violating MRC’s policy against sexual harassment.The production company cut ties with the actor in 2017 and also scrapped a season of the series in light of several allegations of sexual misconduct made against Spacey.The actor and his companies, M.

Kevin Spacey and his production companies must pay the studio behind “House of Cards” more than $30 million because of losses brought on by his firing for sexual misconduct, according to an arbitration decision made final Monday.

environments is of paramount importance to MRC and why we set out to push for accountability," MRC said in a statement Monday.A representative for Spacey did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment.

Kevin Spacey breached his contract with ' production company, MRC, when he was fired from the show in 2017 amid allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct.The ruling, first reported by, awards $29.5 million in damages and $1.4 million in attorneys fees and costs to MRC. In a statement, MRC said, «The safety of our employees, sets and work environments is of paramount importance to MRC and why we set out to push for accountability.

Kevin Spacey will pay nearly $31 million to "House of Cards" producers for breaching his contract over his alleged behind-the-scenes sexual misconduct. The disgraced 62-year-old actor starred on the hit Netflix political drama from 2013-2017 before he was accused of sexual misconduct by several young men, including a production assistant on the show.

Kevin Spacey has lost an arbitration lawsuit against the production company behind House of Cards.

An arbitrator has ruled in favor of MRC, the production company behind House of Cards, in its case against Kevin Spacey over his firing from the show as he faced allegations of sexual misconduct.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer“Bohemian Rhapsody” grossed more than $900 million at the global box office, but the screenwriter says he has not seen a penny of net proceeds, because he was told the film actually lost $51 million.Anthony McCarten, a London-based novelist and playwright who also wrote the scripts for “Darkest Hour” and “The Theory of Everything,” filed the lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court, alleging that he is the latest victim of studio accounting.“Bohemian Rhapsody” tells