Новости за 13.11.2017

Senate candidate Roy Moore, who recently has been besieged by allegations of sexual misconduct, was hit with accusations from a new accuser Monday, with a woman telling reporters that Moore assaulted her when she a 16-year-old in Alabama.

When Colin Kaepernick chose last year to kneel during the National Anthem at NFL games, he probably didn’t expect it to land him on the cover of GQ magazine, after the entire country — including the president — weighed in on his protest against police brutality imposed on the black community.

DC Comics has fired longtime editor Eddie Berzanga following claims of sexual assault by three former employees.

Sean Hannity fans are responding to a decision by Keurig to cease advertising on his Fox News show by smashing their own machines made by the company. As part of the trending #BoycottKeurig campaign, Hannity die-hards have uploaded videos of their former Keurigs in various states of disrepair and destruction.

Warner Bros. is moving the release date for “Wonder Woman 2” from December 13, 2019 to November 1, 2019, the studio announced on Monday. The move fills a placeholder slot for an untitled DC film that WB had set for that date.

Media Matters President Angelo Carusone says he is not letting up on his campaign to pressure brands that advertise on Sean Hannity, telling TheWrap that his ultimate goal was to oust the conservative commentator from Fox News.

Sean Penn will expand and re-release a story he once published under the pen name Pappy Pariah, the actor announced on Monday.

Michael Wright has been appointed EPIX’s new president. Read the media release below, more to come:

Jeff Bezos just found his Precious: Amazon is adapting “The Lord of the Rings” into a TV show with a multi-season commitment, the Prime Video streaming service said on Monday.

Some disturbing stuff has happened on “The Walking Dead” over the course of eight seasons, but what occurred in this Sunday’s episode was straight up cruel.

Whether you miss Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman or not, you have to admit, it looks like the “MythBusters” revival is gonna crush it — literally.

Kevin Bacon and Aldis Hodge are set to star on Showtime’s drama pilot, “City on a Hill,” which hails from Ben Affleck, Matt Damon and Jennifer Todd.

Mattel has unveiled the first-ever hijab-wearing Barbie doll, designed after Olympian Ibtihaj Muhammad, who was the first Olympic athlete to compete wearing a hijab at the 2016 Rio Olympics.

“Supergirl” star Melissa Benoist, along with other CW stars, are calling for change in Hollywood in the wake of growing accusations of sexual harassment and assault against Hollywood heavyweights, including Benoist’s own series showrunner Andrew Kreisberg.

Sexual misconduct accusations posed against singer Jesse Lacey have rocked the Long Island band Brand New, and now the group has postponed its European tour.

Matt Drudge, the reclusive publisher of the digital media giant Drudge Report, was raging Monday after a Washington Post story attacked him for linking to “Russian propaganda” during the 2016 campaign and beyond.

Marc Maron was trying to get to the bottom of these Louis C.K. sexual harassment stories before the explosive New York Times piece detailing five women’s disturbing experiences with the comedian — who masturbated in front of them — was published last week.

Trailblazing TV-recording service Tivo (remember that?) announced on Monday its board of directors has unanimously tapped Enrique Rodriguez to be its next CEO. Rodriguez will also join the San Carlos, California-based company’s board.

Breitbart News has been working overtime in the wake of four women’s accusations that Alabama senatorial candidate Roy Moore engaged in inappropriate sexual behavior in the 1970s with teenage girls as young as 14.

Is Hugh Jackman the secret love child of Fred Astaire? How else to explain the Australian star’s long-standing obsession with top hats over the years?

Morning Joe Blasts Roy Moore Media Coverage: 'It Makes Me Sick To My Stomach' pic.twitter.com/VTdM0b8WkX

Tyrese Gibson took to Instagram on Saturday to offer a public apology for his social media meltdown, laying the blame on prescription psychiatric medication.

Liz Smith, the legendary gossip columnist who detailed New York goings-on for decades, died Sunday, NBC New York reports. She was 94.