Harvey Weinstein

Spreading blatant falsehoods in defense of Harvey Weinstein does a disservice to the millions of women and men who have been sexually assaulted in this country, as well as the millions more who love them.

Judges instruct jurors to avoid all media coverage and outside influences in making their decision. But in a high-profile case like Harvey Weinstein's, does anyone think that's realistically possible?

Old power was like a currency: few had it and you had to earn it. New power is like a current that you amplify when you become a part of it. Some of the first to understand this are MeToo activists—and Donald Trump.

Although Sciorra is not technically a complaining witness, her testimony is needed for Manhattan prosecutors to prove the charge of predatory sexual assault.

"It will be clear throughout this trial that the defendant knew he was praying on naïve and inexperienced [women]," prosecutors said.

Clinton spoke about Weinstein in an interview ahead of the premiere of "Hillary," a four-part Hulu docuseries, at the Sundance Film Festival.

As trauma mental health professionals, we know survivors of sexual assault do not always run far and fast from their abusers.

The #MeToo moment of the year has arrived, with Harvey Weinstein's trial finally starting.

Terry Gilliam branded the #MeToo movement a "witch hunt" and claimed Harvey Weinstein's alleged victims were "ambitious" adults who made choices.

The media has tainted the jury pool by spreading their pre-trial judgment across America and the world, says Weinstein's attorney.

Weinstein claimed his contributions to the film industry have been overshadowed by the allegations against him during an interview with Page Six, drawing criticism.

The actress, a major figure in the #MeToo movement, said she has been unemployed ever since she started "pushing truth" and "fighting the lies."

In an interview, the journalist claimed that his investigation into Harvey Weinstein caused his relationship with the former secretary of state to turn.

Defense lawyers for former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein are attempting to get an expert on "false memory" to testify at Weinstein's upcoming trial, but prosecutors are opposing the move.

Ronan Farrow said that reporters at NBC were "lied to" concerning the Harvey Weinstein story in an interview on 'The Rachel Maddow Show'

"Harvey Weinstein has NEVER BEEN to House of Yes and NEVER will be," the venue wrote in its announcement that it would not be hosting the next Actor's Hour. The venue's team also called on Actor's Hour to apologize.

"Keep getting new followers today is it because my tweets are so fire? lol," Bachman wrote Thursday, noting that it was her second-ever tweet.

The movie producer, who stands accused of rape, was seen at an event for actors, writers and other artists.

Actress Rose McGowan filed a lawsuit Wednesday related to her rape allegation against former film mogul Harvey Weinstein, but an attorney for Weinstein claims that McGowan is a "publicity seeker" after money.

MSNBC host, Chris Hayes, calls out his own news organization in light of new information from Ronan Farrow's new book.

Ronan Farrow's explosive new book "Catch and Kill" alleges that Lauer raped a "Today" show co-host.

Brooke Nevils is the former NBC News employee whose complaint about Matt Lauer led to the anchor's firing from the "Today" show in 2017, Farrow's forthcoming book "Catch and Kill" has revealed.

Commentator Douglas Murray says equality has gone too far on Fox News while complaining about Nicki Minaj in his columns.

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld made the claim during a discussion about the New York Times' credibility after the newspaper's latest story on Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.

"I'll get libeled if I say it."

I believe Harvey Weinstein did not commit the crimes with which he's charged. My defense of him begins with a search for the facts. I caution everyone to reserve judgment. Remember that, in this nation, we are all innocent until proven guilty.

"If we look at #MeToo only in the context of Harvey Weinstein, I find it to be extremely dangerous," said the mogul's new lawyer, Donna Rotunno.

A new attorney for disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein told reporters that she believes the former Hollywood producer has "been railroaded" by the #MeToo movement.

"Are we just not going to see all those films?"

Harvey Weinstein faces allegations of sexual assault and harassment from more than 80 women.