Woody Allen Has New Publisher, Memoir Out Now

The Seinfeld co-creator Larry David has reportedly said that he is unable to believe that the Vicky Cristina Barcelona director can sexually assaulted his adoptive daughter Dylan Farrow. The American comedian who featured in films like Whatever Works with Woody Allen, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and Radio Days.

Larry David isn’t convinced Woody Allen committed any transgressions after reading the 84-year-old film director’s memoir. The “Seinfeld” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm” mastermind said in an interview with the New York Times that after reading Allen’s book, “Apropos of Nothing,” which was released by Arcade Publishing on March 23 after it was dropped by Hachette Book Company, that he enjoyed the read and had some pretty stout praise for Allen’s effort.

Woody Allen's memoir may have received widespread criticism, but it has found a fan in Larry David. The Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm star revealed in a New York Times profile posted Saturday that he's been reading Allen's 400-page memoir Apropos of Nothing while quarantined at home amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Many people and even publishers have boycotted Woody Allen’s new memoir but the director can count Larry David on his side.

Chalamet publicly shared his regret at working with the director on 2018's 'A Rainy Day In New York'

Timothee Chalamet’s public disavowal of Woody Allen was a cynical attempt to boost his chances of winning an Oscar, the director has claimed.

Woody Allen believes Timothee Chalamet was forced to denounce him after working on his movie, A Rainy Day in New York, to increase his chances of winning an Oscar for Call Me by Your Name.

Woody Allen has attacked his ex-partner, Mia Farrow, accusing her of trying to destroy his career with sex abuse allegations in a new book that was threatened by the scandal.

Filmmaker Woody Allen has found a new publisher for his memoir in Arcade Publishing, which released the book Monday.

NEW YORK -- Excerpts from Woody Allen's new memoir, “Apropos of Nothing,” which was released Monday after a delay because the original publisher backed out of releasing the book.

Well, Woody Allen found a new publisher for his book, and while we don’t exactly approve of anyone giving him any money, we are intrigued by what he has to say on certain controversies.

Woody Allen will get to tell his side of the story after all. The disgraced filmmaker’s controversial memoir,, was released by a new publisher on Monday, the reports. Arcade Publishing picked up the book after it was dropped by Hachette Book Group, which faced extreme backlash for partnering Allen on the release. 

Woody Allen’s memoir, “Apropos of Nothing,” dropped on Monday with little notice from a new publisher, Arcade Publishing.

NEW YORK -- Woody Allen's memoir, dropped by its original publisher after widespread criticism, has found a new home.

A US publishing house has cancelled plans to publish a memoir by Woody Allen, the award-winning film director who has been accused of sexual abuse. Hachette Book Group (HBG) acted on Friday a day after its employees staged a walkout in New York and Boston to protest against the publication.