Me too

"This is the power of Johnny Depp," blogger Eve Barlow wrote on Twitter. "Nobody will speak out because of the steer this man has in Hollywood."

A Los Angeles judge sentenced the famed former film producer to 16 years in prison.

One criminal defense attorney told Newsweek that the trial seems like "the culmination, at least from a criminal justice perspective, of the #MeToo movement."

"He's deliberately planning out his career to cover this s***," one person wrote via Twitter.

Camille Vasquez, Johnny Depp's attorney from his trial with ex-wife Amber Heard, insists there is no connection between this case and the Me Too movement.

Meghan Markle and Prince Andrew are both expected at the same Platinum Jubilee event—after the duchess previously backed Me Too.

Hurt's ex-partner, actress Marlee Matlin, became a trending topic on Twitter as her accusations of physical and sexual abuse sparked a conversation.

"California workers should absolutely be able to speak out when they are a victim of any type of harassment or discrimination in the workplace," a California senator said.

R. Kelly has been found guilty of racketeering, sexual exploitation of a child, kidnapping, bribery and sex trafficking.

We are living through a worldwide epidemic of misogyny that needs to end.

"TIME'S UP has abandoned the very people it was supposed to champion," 40 survivors and victims of sexual assault said in an open letter to the Time's Up board.

"Basic Instinct" director Paul Verhoeven has rejected Sharon Stone's claims that she was lied to about the infamous leg-crossing scene.

"Gender harassment is the most common type of harassment in Hollywood and was experienced by 62 percent males and 67 percent of females," according to the study led by Anita Hill. Yeah, THAT Anita Hill.

"I have not talked to that guy," she said in 2017 after her allegation.

The Epstein associate was arrested on Thursday morning and faces multiple charges.

The eerie coincidence has seen Twitter users and "You" fans point out the similarities between the accusations and stories about D'Elia and the fictional plotline surrounding his character Henderson in the Netflix show.

Douglas Wigdor announced he would no longer be representing Tara Reade a day after California defense attorneys say they will review cases in which Reade testified.

Fans were already unhappy that Li Shang wouldn't feature, but producer Jason Reed's comments have caused a backlash.

The director's 12 nominations at France's Cesar Awards has drawn outrage from activists. Polanksi will not attend the ceremony.

After a judge ruled that texts Kesha sent to Lady Gaga accusing Dr. Luke of raping Katy Perry were defamatory, fans voiced their support for the singer on Twitter.

The Time's Up Foundation released three guides to inform entertainment industry employees of their rights when auditioning and filming intimate and nude scenes.

An associate producer for '60 Minutes' filed a lawsuit against CBS on Tuesday, stating that the company did not properly address her claims of sexual harassment.

After issuing a joint statement in November, Gretchen Carlson, Julie Roginsky, and Diana Falzone formed Lift Our Voices, an organization dedicated to supporting those silenced by non-disclosure agreements after facing harassment or discrimination in the workplace.

As long as there are still men who think it's OK to speak like Ken Fisher did, industries will continue to send the message that business is a "man's world." It's time to end this.

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.

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

Former Vice President Joe Biden touched foreheads with activist Sofie Karasek at the 2016 Oscars in a much-criticized picture.

MSNBC's "Morning Joe" hosts both derided Lucy Flores' inappropriate touching accusation against Joe Biden, accusing his "crazy" left-wing critics of trying to force a "Me Too" moment.

The Oscar-winning actor, who played God in "Bruce Almighty," has reprised the role in an Israeli commercial.

Cynthia Naugle claims she was sexually abused by "Border Town" writer Eric Esquivel, her former boss.