YouTube has demonetized James Charles’ videos amid sexual misconduct allegations

Seth Rogen says he has no plan to work again with James Franco amid the sexual misconduct allegations made against him.

Seth Rogen is finally taking a stand in the case of his old friend James Franco’s sexual misconduct.

Freaks and Geeks (where , though he apologized and she accepted) and worked together on hit projects like the stoner comedy Pineapple Express, controversial satire The Interview, and the Oscar-nominated The Disaster Artist, which came out in 2017. However, Franco has been of , an issue Rogen initially didn't address publicly.But in a new interview, Rogen talks—specifically about actor Charlyne Yi, who tried to quit The Disaster Artist because of the against Franco.

Seth Rogen and James Franco have worked together on several major projects over the years. The duo are also known to be close friends off-screen and hence, in his recent interview with Sunday Times, The Pineapple Express writer was asked about Franco's sexual misconduct allegations and whether Rogen will continue to work with the actor following them.

Seth Rogen revealed in a new Sunday Times interview the status of his relationship with frequent collaborator James Franco. Rogen has stayed mum until now regarding his Disaster Artist co-star after allegations of sexual misconduct against Franco came to light.

Seth Rogen and James Franco have been in many movies together, on screen and behind the scenes.

Ellise Shafer administratorSeth Rogen has spoken out about his professional relationship with frequent co-star and collaborator James Franco, saying that he has no plans to work with him following allegations of sexually inappropriate behavior.In an interview with The Sunday Times, Rogen addressed the allegations, as well as his 2014 “Saturday Night Live” opening monologue, where he joked about a 17-year-old girl’s allegation that Franco had direct messaged her on Instagram to meet up.“I

Noel Clarke tweeted a photo of his neighbours having sex before the allegations of sexual misconduct were made.

ITV has announced that it will not broadcast the final episode of its miniseries Viewpointin the U.K. following a series of allegations against its lead star, the British actor, writer and producer Noel Clarke.

William Earl Noel Clarke has spoken out following allegations of sexual misconduct.“I vehemently deny any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing,” he said in a statement to the the PA news agency. “Recent reports however have made it clear to me that some of my actions have affected people in ways I did not intend or realize.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla Noel Clarke will no longer be seen on The CW’s streaming services following the numerous explosive sexual misconduct allegations made against him by former colleagues, Variety has confirmed.“Bulletproof,” the British police procedural that Clarke created, stars in, and even penned several episodes of, has been pulled from The CW Seed following a thorough investigation published by The Guardian on April 29.