Project Runway, which recently aired its 16th season, has survived the ins and outs of reality TV a remarkably long time, but it looks as if the show’s connection to Harvey Weinstein’s disgraced legacy could put an end to that.

The Weinstein Company—which, prior to October of last year, reigned as one of the most powerful mini-major studios in Hollywood—has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. More importantly, however, is that it has also ended all nondisclosure agreements that previously prevented victims of its namesake, Harvey Weinstein,…

The Weinstein Company announced in a letter from its board directors on Sunday that it will file for bankruptcy, following a failed acquisition from prospective buyers.

The skeletal all-male Weinstein Company board (three members remain, as of October) met on Friday to consider five or six bids, reports the Los Angeles Times. Two woman-led proposals would attempt to harvest some good from the turd pile Harvey has left behind.

On Wednesday six women filed a class action lawsuit against the Weinstein Company, Harvey and Bob Weinstein, and several other former Weinstein company board members for a pattern of racketeering, civil battery, assault, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

I worked for Harvey Weinstein from May to August 2014. A successful independent film producer at the time, I had sold him two films in 2005, and produced over 20 altogether, 12 of them selections at Sundance. I was brought on to “fix” an ailing movie, Natalie Portman’s Jane Got a Gun, and then hired—ostensibly as a…

Channing Tatum is the latest Hollywood influencer to get the fuck away from Harvey Weinstein and the business he was instrumental in building.

Jay Z and the Weinstein Company plan to turn the life and death of Trayvon Martin into a six-part docuseries, reports Variety. The series will be based on two books, Lisa Bloom’s Suspicion Nation: The Inside Story of the Trayvon Martin Injustice and Why We Continue to Repeat It and Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin’s …