Director Brett Ratner, marginalized after '#MeToo' allegations, will direct Melania Trump documentary
The director and producer Brett Ratner, forced out of Hollywood at the peak of the #MeToo movement, will direct a documentary about First Lady Melania Trump for Amazon, the studio confirmed Sunday. The move is both a warm embrace by the ecommerce giant for the incoming administration and a dramatic return for Ratner, the director of and the movies.
In late 2017, a small group of senior Nike employees gathered for brunch at a co-worker’s home in Portland’s West Hills. A ...
The French activists behind the hashtag #MeTooThéâtre have devised a play that shows the personal cost of bringing abuse ...
Viola Davis received the prestigious Cecil B. DeMille Award at the 2025 Golden Globes but did not get to give a speech during ...
James Norton, who is among the actors linked to James Bond, says men should be "proactive" when confronting the MeToo ...
Martin Searle Solicitors, award-winning employment lawyers based in Brighton, will be running their fourth #MeToo Matters ...
What we’re seeing normalizes anti-feminist content, entitlement to women’s bodies, their service, their sexual favors. We’ve had a complete ...
When asked how his family members reacted to the charges, Sajid revealed he was worried about his mother's health. He tried ...
Mohanlal, who served as President of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA) resigned from his post, along with ...
Starring Nicole Kidman as a married, middle-aged CEO who has an affair with a much younger intern, Babygirl puts an intriguing post-#MeToo spin on the erotic thriller genre, writes Alistair Harkness ...
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