The lead detective in the Harvey Weinstein criminal assault case has been accused of telling an accuser to delete materials off her phone.

The first person I talked to about the Harvey Weinstein story was my mom. She was visiting me in New York and we were about to go on a week-long trip to Paris. Once we were in Paris, I remember feeling distinctly happy for the opportunity to turn off my phone and ignore the news. My mom and I didn’t talk about it at…

Last October, Jezebel began a post to keep track of the men who had been accused of sexual misconduct. The men who have been publicly accused of rape, harassment, sexual assault by victims who, until #MeToo, would have gone ignored. We quickly realized that there were simply too many to keep track of and abandoned the…

On Thursday, the judge overseeing Harvey Weinstein’s criminal case dropped one of the six criminal counts levied against the former movie producer.

In a new interview, Helena Bonham Carter gets frank abut her experiences working with Harvey Weinstein in the decades before the sexual assault allegations against him came to light.

Melissa Thompson, one of the three women who filed a class action lawsuit in June accusing Harvey Weinstein of unwanted sexual conduct in several forms, has released video footage she filmed of an encounter she had with Weinstein hours before he allegedly raped her.

Who might this asshole be?

A pair of news reports published on Thursday implicated NBC in attempting to impede Ronan Farrow’s investigation into sexual assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein, with one report claiming an NBC lawyer went so far as to threaten to smear Farrow if he continued his probe.

File this one under bad men covering for bad men who cover for other bad men: On Wednesday, BuzzFeed News reported that at the end of June, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo quietly requested that the attorney general’s office suspend its review of Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance Jr.’s decision to not charge Harvey…

The New York Times reported on Sunday night that Asia Argento—one of the first to accuse Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault, and one of the leading voices behind the #MeToo movement—paid out $380,000 to a young actor and musician who accused her of sexually assaulting him when he was only 17 years old.

On Tuesday, a New York federal judge granted a British woman’s sex-trafficking lawsuit against Harvey Weinstein permission move forward, throwing out the disgraced producer’s motion to dismiss

Harvey Weinstein,who could face life in prison for charges of a forcible sexual act and two counts of predatory sexual assault in New York, has plead not guilty. His latest defense, as first reported by TMZ, are “around 40 emails that will show he didn’t rape one of his accusers.”

The ideal roast joke is as clever as it is tasteless; failing that, most settle for just tasteless. (I would actually argue that the ideal roast joke is silent, because ugh roasts, but I’m not here to pick apart an entire cherished medium.)

Here’s a quick piece of troubling Harvey Weinstein news: his lawyers have asked a judge to “throw out” a lawsuit filed by Ashley Judd earlier this year in which she claims Weinstein “dissuaded” Peter Jackson from casting her in The Lord of the Rings as a punishment for refusing his prior sexual advances.

After pleading not guilty to a new charge of forcible sexual act in the first degree Monday morning in New York, which could leave him behind bars for life—his third indictment of sexual assault in a month and a half—Harvey Weinstein has spoken to the press. In an interview with columnist Taki Theodoracopulos, who, …

Harvey Weinstein pled not guilty to a new charge of forcible sexual act in the first degree in a New York courtroom Monday morning.

Early last month, Harvey Weinstein predictably plead not guilty on rape charges in New York court and was released on $1 million bail. (Speaking through his attorney Benjamin Brafman, Weinstein claimed he has “never had non-consensual sex.”) On Monday morning, Weinstein was charged with three additional sex crimes.…

Ron Perlman, aka Hellboy, was not who I expected to become the unsung hero of Monday, June 25, 2018. But unless someone else steps up in the next hour, he’s clinched the victory. Because? Because:

You know who probably has some underwhelming, stingy, and plain dumb ideas about the #MeToo movement? (I mean, aside from that guy on Twitter, the one you went on a date with last week, the one who sits next to you at work, and the one muttering to himself in audible proximity to you?) If you guessed Harvey…

“H’aw’ya?” Toni Collette asked me as I entered the conference room at A24's New York City office on Monday. It’s hard to say which was weirder: hearing the actor’s natural Australian accent or seeing her warm and smiling. She spends much of the movie she was in town promoting—Ari Aster’s familial tragedy/horror hybrid …