The Killers ‘find no evidence to support’ tour sexual misconduct claims

Variety “it was time.”The actress, who was one of the victims responsible for bringing down Hollywood heavyweight Harvey Weinstein, demanded an apology from Payne in a series of tweets on Monday, claiming he acted inappropriately with her when she was 15.“You sat me down & played a soft-core porn movie you directed for Showtime under a different name,” she wrote. “I still remember your apartment in Silverlake.

having multiple affairs with his subordinates.A Washington, D.C., jury found in March that Smiley had breached the morals clause in his contract, following a three-week trial. The jurors heard deposition testimony from six women who accused Smiley of misconduct.The jury awarded PBS $1.5 million, which included costs and underwriting revenue for the last two seasons of Smiley’s talk show.

Page Six says Ron Jeremy is continuing to find himself in serious trouble. The outlet claims another two dozen women came forward to accuse the legendary porn actor of rape and sexual assault, following the rape charges against him that were revealed earlier this year.

Hot New Hip Hop picked up on comments from Jaguar Wright this week in which she accused the rapper, Common, of sexual misconduct and other misgivings. Fans of Common know he’s often a vocal advocate for black culture and respect for black people women especially, however, Jaguar Wright says her experiences with him weren’t all that great.

social media post from musician Paige Stark, who also spoke with Variety about the matter, alleging that an incident took place while Cianci was working at Lookout Management, where he was employed from 2002 through 2014. He had expressed interest in her band and the two met during the CMJ Music Marathon conference in 2010.

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.

The Goldbergs actor took to his go-to social media platform, Instagram, to post a video in which he passionately defended himself against accusations of sexual misconduct once again. Furthermore, Bryan Callen also announced that, amid the scandal, he would be taking a ‘leave of absence’ from his podcast! This comes after Los Angeles Times published an article in which no less than four women came out to say that Bryan Callen had acted inappropriately towards them in the past.

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.

the Los Angeles Times published a report including the allegations, which span 21 years.Callen’s former MADtv co-star Katherine Fiore Tigerman said the actor had raped her in 1999. She claimed he had held her down and ignored her pleas for him to stop.

A Day To Remember bassist Josh Woodard has denied all allegations of sexual misconduct that have been made against him.Earlier this year, a woman claimed that the musician had invited her to an after-party eight years ago, when she was 16-years-old, and had sex with her when she was “wasted”.In a since-deleted tweet, the woman said Woodard hadn’t invited her to the band’s gig because he “didn’t want his band members knowing my age”.Woodard and the band did not respond to the allegations when

The Ellen DeGeneres Show believe that the long-running daytime series could meet its demise as sexual misconduct allegations surface.“Staffers are texting and calling each other freaking out as they fear Ellen [DeGeneres] will quit or that the show will be cancelled,” an insider exclusively tells Us Weekly. “The show feels done.

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.

More allegations were made against “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” not long after the talk-show host addressed claims of a “toxic work environment” in an internal letter.

The Killers have launched an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct during their 2009 tour, Fox News has learned. The allegations were first brought to light by a sound engineer named Chez Cherrie, who worked on the 2009 tour.

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