ViacomCBS Says CEO Was Investigated Over Sexual Misconduct Claim But Probe "Did Not Support the Allegation"

Detective Inspector Craig Higgins said: "I'd like to thank the members of the public who have come forward so far and assisted with our enquiries."This is a busy walkway for dog walkers and people exercising and I am urging anyone who may have seen someone acting suspiciously in the area to get in touch. The suspect is believed to have been wearing a shiny black body warmer which was quite distinctive."Think back.

Kris Jenner and Kourtney Kardashian have denied the sexual misconduct claims brought forth in a lawsuit filed by their former security guard Marc McWilliams.According to court documents obtained by Us Weekly, McWilliams — who previously worked for the private security company David Shield Security — listed a number of allegations against Jenner, 64, including sexual harassment, racial and gender discrimination and wrongful termination.

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Angelina Pivarnick has settled her lawsuit against the New York City Fire Department. The development comes just over a year after the sexual harassment suit was filed.ET has learned that NYC agreed to pay the  star $350,000 over sexual harassment claims stemming from her time working as an EMT for the FDNY.«I said when the case was filed that it had nothing to do with television or entertainment and that remains true.

was first reported by The Information. Bloomberg added that Bakish was accused of inappropriate touching by an employee.Also Read: Bob Bakish Explains Why ViacomCBS Chose Paramount+ Name for Rebranded Streaming ServiceIn 2016, Bakish was acting CEO of Viacom, three years before it would re-merge with CBS.

Jill Goldsmith Co-Business EditorViacomCBS Thursday acknowledged that the company had conducted a review of a complaint by a former employee against CEO Bob Bakish but found no ground to support it.“The Board takes any allegation of this type seriously.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterAnurag Kashyap, the successful Indian filmmaker whose credits include Gangs Of Wasseypur and Udaan, has denied allegations of sexual misconduct from actress Payal Ghosh.Ghosh sent a tweet on Saturday (September 19) saying that Kashyap had “forced himself” on her:@anuragkashyap72 has forced himself on me and extremely badly. @PMOIndia @narendramodi ji, kindly take action and let the country see the demon behind this creative guy.

Queen Elizabeth II revoked Harvey Weinstein’s royal honorific six months after he was sentenced to prison for sexual assault.Weinstein, 68, was appointed an honorary Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in 2004 for his achievements in the entertainment industry.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterFollowing news reports detailing issues of alleged misconduct at “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” and TMZ’s newsroom, WarnerMedia CEO Jason Kilar and WarnerMedia Studios and Networks Group head Ann Sarnoff each sent out a memo to staff addressing the issues and vowing to hold themselves accountable.

James Comey.The 63-year-old Sargent is widely known for his direct and straightforward style, the kind of executive who rarely wore a suit, often answered his own phone and would stick to a decision once he made it. A decade ago, he was at the heart of an industry battle with Amazon.com, when the online giant removed the “buy” buttons" from Macmillan books because of a dispute over e-book prices.

Britain’s Got Talent will not be investigated following a backlash over dance troupe Diversity’s Black Lives Matter-themed performance on the show.The emotional routine – which told the story of the death of George Floyd – sparked controversy and triggered more than 24,000 complaints.But broadcasting watchdog Ofcom has concluded that the programme “did not raise issues which warranted investigation under our broadcasting rules”.View this post on InstagramIt said the central message of the dance

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsCheer star Jerry Harris has been accused for sexual exploitation and abuse of minors.

Just one day after the FBI executed a search warrant on the home of “Cheer” star Jerry Harris in Naperville, Ill., the reality show standout is now being hit with a lawsuit from twin boys in Texas. An FBI spokesperson confirmed to Fox News that the bureau was conducting court-authorized law enforcement activity in Harris' neighborhood.

Jill Goldsmith Co-Business EditorViacomCBS CEO Bob Bakish Tuesday called Paramount, “one of the most storied brands in Hollywood” and a “natural choice” of name and content machine for its fast-growing OTT service in a rebrand announced this morning.Previous Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman wanted to unload the studio, or a big chunk of it. But Bakish is making it the beating heat of the company.

Cheer, is reportedly under FBI investigation for the soliciting sex with minors. USA Today reports FBI agents executed a search warrant on Monday at a house in Naperville, Illinois, as a part of that investigation.Allegations were reportedly made to Florida police against Harris by Varsity, a private company that controls all major facets of the cheerleading industry.

Will Thorne Staff WriterA rep for “Cheer” star Jerry Harris has idenied allegations that he solicited sex from minors.“We categorically dispute the claims made against Jerry Harris, which are alleged to have occurred when he was a teenager,” the spokesperson told Variety in a statement.

I have spent the past two and a half months investigating allegations made about the conduct of a DJ at our sister station, @TheCurrent. In that time, I gathered testimony from eight women who say that he sexually manipulated and psychologically abused them,” the arts reporter wrote.

Major talent agency CAA and the Writers Guild of America sent out dueling updates on the status of their talks on Monday, with the union saying the major agency has yet to agree to a deal. "CAA has proposed changes to the agreement that the WGA has not – and cannot – agree to.

Netflix has defended the controversial film Cuties as “a social commentary against the sexualisation of young children”, and encouraged people to watch the movie before passing judgment.