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“It is not a personal or intellectual weakness to like clothes.”
J.K. Rowling’s support for Johnny Depp shows that “believe women” only takes us so far.
We should stop asking Matt Damon how to reform the system in which he flourishes.
Hint: She’s a divorced biracial American who stars in a TV show.
There have been dozens so far, and the list is growing.
Swift’s place in the #MeToo movement is the source of much debate.
Taylor Swift’s Reputation is now on Spotify, Apple Music, and other streaming services.
He finds room for a whole sentence apologizing to his alleged victims.
“What’s the lesson learned?”
The ’70s were short on fresh-faced teen idols. Partridge Family star David Cassidy was an exception.
Convicted woman beater Mel Gibson weighs in on Hollywood’s sexual assault scandal.
How Lena Dunham became the poster child for “white feminism.”
You Must Remember This dedicated an entire season to Manson. Now it’s You Must Remember Manson.
Manson will be remembered as the wild-eyed man behind the murderous Manson Family cult. He was more of an everyday narcissist.
“It may not be illegal, but it is oppressive.”
The backlash goes far beyond Shelton’s looks.
Matthew Weiner, before that accusation: “Identifying powerless people and their pain is catharsis.”
All the grudges Swift sings about in Reputation’s best and pettiest track.
Here are the major takeaways from the New Yorker’s latest Harvey Weinstein article.
“Do you think it’s a coincidence that Reggie Bush’s wife looks just like you? I don’t.”
Is the #MeToo moment really the best time for the Cinémathèque Française to honor a convicted sex offender?
Spacey is the latest Hollywood insider to stand accused of assault. But his coming out complicated an already complex story.
Kitti Jones describes two years of abuse at the singer’s hands.
The long history of Roman Polanski’s child rape charges, from 1977 to the present.
How McGowan’s history of activism prepared her for the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
Multiple women are accusing Ben Affleck of sexual harassment.
Gossip was a tool for both the powerless and the powerful.
Paltrow was the most famous of the so-called “Harvey Girls.” She alleges that Weinstein harassed her.
Streep says that if “everybody knew” about Weinstein, there would have been articles.
Weinstein is reportedly leaving against his will, with no financial settlement.
Lainey Gossip’s Elaine Lui on what she’s learned about Weinstein over 15 years: “People are afraid of him.”
The open secret of “the Harvey Girls,” explained.
The typically sunny Miranda, who unironically calls people “friendos,” was criticizing the president’s response to the crisis in Puerto Rico.
“We tear down women and reduce them to a sum of body parts.”
O’Brien kidnaps Tom Cruise and just ... drives.
In a sea of pretty but dull gowns, here’s the fashion worth discussing.
Dolly Parton, Lily Tomlin, and Jane Fonda got anti-Trump and pro-vibrators at the 2017 Emmy Awards.
Can’t keep my kidney to myself.
Amber Tamblyn says James Woods tried to pick her up when she was 16 and he was in his 40s.
