James Gandolfini Reportedly Once Threatened To Fight Harvey Weinstein

In an interview on the Zach Sang Show, the Grammy-nominated singer Sia reflected on her relationship with Maddie Ziegler, the reality star who gained popularity after starring in Sia's Chandelier music video in 2014. Over the years—and many music videos together—Sia has become a mentor, friend and protective parental figure to the now-teenage Maddie.

Sia has revealed that she “stepped in” when disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein invited dancer and child star Maddie Ziegler to fly with him on his private plane.Weinstein, who is now serving a 23-year prison sentence for sexual assault and rape in the third degree, is thought to have offered the invitation to Ziegler before he was outed as a predator.Appearing on the Zach Sang Show, Sia explained how she became close to Ziegler – who is now 17 – after she starred in her ‘Chandelier’ video

Sia, the singer-songwriter, said on The Zach Sang Show today that she discouraged the mother of Maddie Ziegler from allowing her daughter to take a plane on which Harvey Weinstein was present. The performer said she always felt the urge to protect Ziegler, who starred in her 2014 music video when she was 11.

Sia is protective of Maddie Ziegler. The singer opened up about her relationship with the 17-year-old dancer -- whom she's worked with for years after Ziegler starred in Sia's 2014 «Chandelier» music video -- claiming she stopped her from getting on a plane with Harvey Weinstein.«As soon as I met Maddie, I felt extreme desire to protect her and I think that it was part of my own healing,» Sia confessed during an interview on the, published this week.

Sia “stepped in” when disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein invited child star Maddie Ziegler to fly with him on his plane.While Weinstein is now serving a 23-year prison sentence after being convicted of sexual assault and rape in the third degree, he is said to have extended the invitation to Ziegler prior to being outed as a molester.

Sia said she once stopped Maddie Ziegler from getting on a plane with disgraced filmmaker Harvey Weinstein.

Women who accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual abuse and harassment received a $19 million payout following his conviction on rape and sexual assault charges. As it was previously reported, a large group of women filed a class-action lawsuit against The Weinstein Company.

Harvey Weinstein’s accusers has been slammed as a “complete sellout”.The fund, set to be distributed between dozens of women, would resolve two lawsuits against the disgraced Hollywood producer.The first one focuses on The Weinstein Company while the second is a separate class-action lawsuit brought by women who say the filmmaker assaulted them.However, lawyers for six of Weinstein’s accusers, including British former assistants Rowena Chiu and Zelda Perkins, said the settlement “fails on so

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Harvey Weinstein and his accusers on Wednesday reached an $18.8 million settlement in Manhattan's federal court as part of a class-action lawsuit. Now, the judge must grant preliminary approval of the settlement before holding a fairness hearing for its final formalization.

Harvey Weinstein and his former studio's board have reached a nearly $19 million settlement with dozens of his sexual misconduct accusers, New York state's attorney general and lawyers in a class-action lawsuit said Tuesday.The agreement was announced by New York Attorney General Letitia James and Chicago attorney Elizabeth A.

In a statement from the State of New York, it was reported that women who have encountered a hostile work environment, sexual assault and gender-based discrimination while working at The Weinstein Company or women who have endured Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct are entitled to restitution awaiting a judge's approval.

A proposed 19 million dollar (€17m) settlement for Harvey Weinstein’s accusers has been slammed as a “complete sellout”.

The survivors who stepped forward with sexual misconduct and harassment allegations against Harvey Weinstein are being award a $19 million settlement.

Jill Goldsmith A group of women in the entertainment industry who sued Harvey Weinstein over allegations of sexual harassment, sexual abuse and rape announced Tuesday evenng they have reached an $18.875 million settlement with Harvey Weinstein, The Weinstein Company Holdings and certain former officers, directors and employees of TWC.Plaintiffs Louisette Geiss, Sarah Ann Thomas, Melissa Thompson, Melissa Sagemiller, Nannette May, Katherine Kendall, Caitlin Dulany, Larissa Gomes and a Jill Doe

Long before scores of women came forward and told the world how much of a monster the convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein was, the now-disgraced Hollywood mogul had a reputation for clashing with creative collaborators. Among the many filmmakers and actors to threatened Weinstein with violence was none other than “The Sopranos” star and late actor James Gandolfini.