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Charles Upham : Daughter, Misty Upham raped by Weinstein Exec at Golden Globe Awards“My daughter, Misty Upham, was a victim of rape by a Weinstein Executive in 2013 at the Golden Globe Awards. The rapist forced her into the men's room and had his way while other men in formal wear cheered him on as if he were chugging a beer in a contest. As Misty made the walk of shame back to the event, the Exec was given high fives, bragging rights and another notch in his Weinstein Co. belt. What should have been an auspicious occasion for Misty turned into a nightmare of pain, humiliation, fear and anxiety.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-opperman-report--1198501/support.

SUB TO THE PATREON BEFORE "BOHEMIAN GROVO (PT. II)" DROPS EXCLUSIVELY ON THE PREMIUM FEED... YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS IT! patreon.com/ParaPowerMapping Pt I of the PPM forensic examination of the K Dot v Drake beef escalation (DISScalation); Kendrick's pedo sex trafficking allegations (subliminal & explicit) against Aubrey Graham in "Euphoria", "Meet the Grahams", & "Not Like Us"; Drizzy's long history of tryna rizz up (Drizz Up lol) underage starlets in Hollywood Babylon & worldwide; the Baka Not Nice sex trafficking & assault case andevidence indicating that Baka's accuser was likely pressured or incentivized into dropping the matter & leaving the country; the Drake & Daddy Dennis Graham sexual exploitation tag team; the corporatization of the OVO traffick; Drake's sexual-impropriety-in-the-sus-music-industry pedigree via his Dad's career drumming for Jerry Lee Lewis, who married his underage adoptive cousin; the T Swift amnesia phenomenon & implications as it pertains to Drake's ability to enrapture audiences, possibly the most popular male pop artist globally; Swift's bottling of that intoxicating Beatlemania tincture; MKULTRA in the music industry; Crazy Days & Nights blind items re Drake sending his underlings to scour HS for victims; Drake & Busters (Bust-a-Nut's), aka his creepy repeat afterparties in the slightly more grown-up Chuck E. Cheese's & the 17 yr old Insta influencer sighted at one of them (not to mention followed by Dennis online); Drake & Millie Bobby Brown's text-uationship; the spine-tingling vid of Drake sniffing a teen's neck Dark Biden style & then making out w/ her after she revealed she's A-Minor onstage in CO; the Young Dabo stream where teen influencer Aya Tanjali inadvertently let slip that she either signed an NDA w/ Drake or else is suing him (likely bc he __ed her); the swirling rumours of Drake inviting HS aged girls to his parties (sourced from TikToks & even personal accounts); the Kanye connex via sus high society medical concierge service provider Dr. Farzam, who prescribed the Ozempic & Zolpidem pictured on the "MtG" cover & who was present at Pasternak's house when Ye was arrested; K Dot's lyrical barbs—"Certified lover boy? Certified Pedophiles" and the Weinstein comparison, which reminds Klonny of his sus reading of the Drake team's foreknowledge of Harvey's imminent downfall & Drake's savvy media manipulation of his decision to turn down a potential role in a Weinstein Co film, which was spun as evidence of Drake's feminism (laughable in retrospect when compared w/ the reams of evidence of grooming & likely sex blackmail we're compiling); the symbolic symmetries b/w Drake's OVO label imprint & Bohemian Grove, the hedonistic secret society up in the Redwoods in Cali that has counted some of the wealthiest & most powerful capitalist & political elite among its number; the "Atlanta" Drake party ep, which is highly interesting when reexamined in light of the cresting divulgences of Drake misbehavior; a comparison of the bussing in of models to "True Detective" Season 2 and the Bohemian Grove/ Eyes Wide Shut-esque sex lodge; the "Euphoria" connection, which will take us to Israel, I O F's Intel Corps, and potentially into the v heart of the M o s s a d i s t Epstein network itself; the shooting of Drake's security guard outside "The Embassy" recently; Rob Ford; a ticker tape of NDAs; the parapolitical research & multimedia aspects of Kendrick Lamar's "Meet the Grahams" cover; Klonny's contention the Maybach gloves are a double entendre evoking OJ Simpson (and possibly setting the stage for subliminals hinting at Drake's hand in XXXTentacion's death, for which Rap Game presents a compelling case)... Full notes on the Patreon. Huge thanks to Rap Game Edward Bernays for joining for this mammoth deep dive. Make sure to give him a follow on Twitter at @Edward__Bernays ... Tracks: | Metro Boomin - "BBL Drizzy" | | Kendrick Lamar - "Meet the Grahams" | | Kendrick Lamar - "Not Like Us" |

Charles Upham : Daughter, Misty Upham raped by Weinstein Exec at Golden Globe Awards“My daughter, Misty Upham, was a victim of rape by a Weinstein Executive in 2013 at the Golden Globe Awards. The rapist forced her into the men's room and had his way while other men in formal wear cheered him on as if he were chugging a beer in a contest. As Misty made the walk of shame back to the event, the Exec was given high fives, bragging rights and another notch in his Weinstein Co. belt. What should have been an auspicious occasion for Misty turned into a nightmare of pain, humiliation, fear and anxiety.

Aweh! Yes it's true, Jody is a bastard but not for the reason you think. This week we talk some k@k about the Hulk Hogan biopic, Julia Ormand going after Weinstein & Co, WGA strike demands met and lastly, a review of The Equalizer 3. Is it pot kreef or a pot k@k? Shot for listening! 00:00 It starts here 03:34 Hulk Hogan biopic update 11:38 Julia Ormand going after Weinstein & his enablers 14:58 WGA Strike demands met 20:30 The Equalizer 3 review 46:11 Spoilers! 55:47 Loki Clothing 57:12 Goodbye

Charles Upham : Daughter, Misty Upham raped by Weinstein Exec at Golden Globe AwardsThis is a tragic story of Misty Upham raped by Weinstein Exec at Golden Globe Awards. Told by her greiving father Charles Upham.“My daughter, Misty Upham, was a victim of rape by a Weinstein Executive in 2013 at the Golden Globe Awards. The rapist forced her into the men's room and had his way while other men in formal wear cheered him on as if he were chugging a beer in a contest. As Misty made the walk of shame back to the event, the Exec was given high fives, bragging rights and another notch in his Weinstein Co. belt. What should have been an auspicious occasion for Misty turned into a nightmare of pain, humiliation, fear and anxiety.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/1198501/advertisement

Today's guests are Vinidhra Mani, Head of Platform and Erica Weinstein, Head of Research at ProFound Therapeutics. Founded in 2020, ProFound Therapeutics is pioneering the discovery of a vastly expanded human proteome and using its newfound insights to unlock a universe of potential new medicines. The company's ProFoundry Platform uses state-of-the-art protein detection technologies to systematically identify and validate proteins and dissect their therapeutic potential. The result is an ever-expanding database of tens of thousands of novel proteins, including their connectivity, functionality, and roles in health and disease. In the episode, Vinidhra and Erica will talk about: An overview of their work at Flagship Pioneering, Origins of ProFound Therapeutics, The potential impact of their research in drug discovery & clinical trials, How they are applying AI and Data Science in their day-to-day work, What the near future holds for ProFound Therapeutics

Christie Marchese is the founder and CEO of Kinema, a social cinema platform building a world-wide network of screening hosts, filmmakers, and filmgoers. Under her helm, the company raised a $2M seed round led by Kindred Ventures and is actively expanding access to engaging film and effectively eliminating theater deserts. Prior to launching Kinema, Marchese founded a consulting practice that turned into the leading impact agency Picture Motion, and served as CEO for 9 years generating over $10M in revenue and boasting a client roster that included award-winning filmmakers, major studios & streamers, brands and foundations. There she led a team of impact producers, marketing strategists and communication specialists in over 100+ list of campaigns cross a range of issue areas and mediums, including Leonardo DiCaprio's Before the Flood, Ava DuVernay's 13TH, Michael Moore's Where to Invade Next, Katie Couric's films Gender Revolution, Fed Up and Under the Gun, Shonda Rhimes and Norman Lear's series America Divided, Dick's Sporting Goods' Keepers of the Game, Discovery's Racing Extinction, The Weinstein Co's BULLY and Fruitvale Station, and renown artist JR's Ellis.  She was previously the Director of Social Action at Righteous Pictures, and led Digital Strategy for the Social Action team at Participant Media, managing initiatives for Waiting for “Superman”, Food Inc, and The Cove among others.  Christie is known as an expert in utilizing film and storytelling to mobilize change, and has presented her work at film festivals and conferences around the world, including Sundance, SXSW and TIFF, and for both governments and activists in Dubai, Peru and Pakistan. Before moving to a career in impact film, Marchese ran digital strategy for Norman Lear's nonprofit, Declare Yourself, and spent time at Human Rights Watch and the International Rescue Committee. She has also served as a contributing writer for Mashable and The Huffington Post.  Previously recognized as one of Business Insider's 30 Most Creative People in Advertising Under 30 and Fast Company's Most Creative People in Business. She currently sits on the board of Reinvent Stockton, a foundation dedicated dedicated to supporting students in their pursuit of higher education and supporting innovative ways to address poverty and violent crime, as well as Subject Matter, which provides funds & resources to documentary films highlighting urgent social issues and to nonprofits tackling the featured topics. Marchese holds a BA from SDSU, in both International Security and Conflict Resolution (ISCOR) and Comparative Religions, with a concentration in Arabic and the Middle East.    

Charles Upham : Daughter, Misty Upham raped by Weinstein Exec at Golden Globe Awards This is a tragic story of Misty Upham raped by Weinstein Exec at Golden Globe Awards. Told by her greiving father Charles Upham. “My daughter, Misty Upham, was a victim of rape by a Weinstein Executive in 2013 at the Golden Globe Awards. The rapist forced her into the men's room and had his way while other men in formal wear cheered him on as if he were chugging a beer in a contest. As Misty made the walk of shame back to the event, the Exec was given high fives, bragging rights and another notch in his Weinstein Co. belt. What should have been an auspicious occasion for Misty turned into a nightmare of pain, humiliation, fear and anxiety.

Charles Upham : Daughter, Misty Upham raped by Weinstein Exec at Golden Globe AwardsThis is a tragic story of Misty Upham raped by Weinstein Exec at Golden Globe Awards. Told by her greiving father Charles Upham. “My daughter, Misty Upham, was a victim of rape by a Weinstein Executive in 2013 at the Golden Globe Awards. The rapist forced her into the men's room and had his way while other men in formal wear cheered him on as if he were chugging a beer in a contest. As Misty made the walk of shame back to the event, the Exec was given high fives, bragging rights and another notch in his Weinstein Co. belt. What should have been an auspicious occasion for Misty turned into a nightmare of pain, humiliation, fear and anxiety.

Charles Upham : Daughter, Misty Upham raped by Weinstein Exec at Golden Globe Awards This is a tragic story of Misty Upham raped by Weinstein Exec at Golden Globe Awards. Told by her greiving father Charles Upham. “My daughter, Misty Upham, was a victim of rape by a Weinstein Executive in 2013 at the Golden Globe Awards. The rapist forced her into the men's room and had his way while other men in formal wear cheered him on as if he were chugging a beer in a contest. As Misty made the walk of shame back to the event, the Exec was given high fives, bragging rights and another notch in his Weinstein Co. belt. What should have been an auspicious occasion for Misty turned into a nightmare of pain, humiliation, fear and anxiety.

In this long anticipated new season of LBH, Ma'asehyahu Isra-Ul kicks off the new season with Mo Peach from #WhatWeWatch to discuss the purpose and power of movie review and reflection. In the first half of the show they tackle heavy content like ethnocentrism and marginalization in film. In the second half of the show they show clips from their Top 4 favorite films while walking the audience through critiques and reflections which support self-awareness and the assessing of the human condition. This is a great, fun show which is just deep enough to expand your thinking and fun enough to keep you tuned in. Don't miss this premiere episode of season 4! Tune in now! Public Domain Movie Reference Clip Credits: Movie 1: The Matrix (1999); Warner Bros; The Wachowskis Movie 2: Malcolm X (1992); 40 Acres & a Mule Filmworks; Spike Lee Movie 3: One Night In Miami (2020); Amazon Studios/ABKCO/Snoot Ent.; Regina King Movie 4: Django Unchained (2012); Weinstein Co./Columbia Pictures; Quentin Tarantino --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/leadingbyhistory/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadingbyhistory/support

We sat down with Dan Weinsten to get the inside scoop about the future of the creator economy. Weinstein is the co-founder of Underscore Talent, a next-generation talent management company that focuses on helping today's content creators leverage their talent and influence. He takes a deep dive into what led him, and his partners Michael Green and Reza Izad, to found the newly formed management company, where he sees the creator economy heading, how creators can utilize their social influence to catapult into more opportunities and why brands should continue leaning into the world of influencer marketing.

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A tentative $25 million settlement revealed Wednesday to end nearly every sexual misconduct lawsuit brought against Harvey Weinstein and his former film studio's board was praised by a plaintiff and some lawyers but criticised by others who say those who opt out are punished.Louisette Geiss, a plaintiff in a Manhattan federal court class-action lawsuit, said the settlement was "our way to hold all women up. We are trying to create a new reality where this type of behaviour is not accepted.”In a statement, she said the lawsuit was intended as “a wake-up call for all companies that they will be held accountable if they protect predators in their midst.”“Now that The Weinstein Company is in bankruptcy and Harvey is about to stand to trial, this settlement will ensure that all survivors have the chance for recovery and can move forward without Harvey’s damaging lock on their careers,” Geiss said.The New York Times first reported the deal, which was confirmed to The Associated Press by several lawyers for plaintiffs.Attorney Thomas Giuffra said the agreement was the same deal announced several months ago but with more punitive provisions aimed at forcing holdouts to accept it.“The most troubling aspect of this settlement is a punitive provision designed to force victims to settle,” Giuffra said in a statement that included the names of several other lawyers from his firm. “Shockingly, any funds that would have been allocated to claims from the settlement fund for non-settling claimants would be turned over to Harvey and Robert Weinstein to defend against their claims in court.”“We understand that many victims have been so emotionally devastated and drained by this process that they cannot go on,” he added. “But this proposed settlement does not allow for a truly voluntary choice.”Attorneys Douglas H. Wigdor and Kevin Mintzer said in a statement that they reject the notion that it was the best possible settlement, especially because it penalizes those who continue their lawsuits.They also called it “shameful that $12 million of the settlement is going to the lawyers for the directors who we alleged enabled Harvey Weinstein.”Other lawyers praised the deal, including Steve Berman in Seattle and Elizabeth Fegan in Chicago.“Given the hard legal issues involved this allows for some decent justice for the victims and therefore we are pleased with the settlement,” Berman said.Fegan said the settlement helps ensure women will be compensated, particularly since Weinstein is in bankruptcy proceedings and some court rulings have resulted in the dismissal of many claims.“Our clients have shouldered a heavy burden, fighting a battle on behalf of all survivors to create a victims’ fund that will be available for every woman who was abused by Weinstein to make a confidential claim,” she said.“Harvey Weinstein stripped the survivors of everything — dignity, dreams, careers, and money,” Fegan added. “There is no amount of money that could restore what he took from the survivors. But a settlement will finally give the survivors a safe and confidential place in which to share their stories and receive the justice that the courts have withheld.”The $25 million is part of a larger pool of $46.7 million, with the remainder going to the Weinstein companies, general unsecured creditors and lawyers for defendants, Fegan said.Fegan said at least 29 actresses and former Weinstein employees who had sued the movie mogul for accusations ranging from sexual misconduct to rape had agreed to the deal. She said that number included the New York attorney general's office, which also had sued.Lawyers for Weinstein did not return messages seeking comment. Gerald Maatman, attorney for The Weinstein Co., declined comment.Weinstein would avoid paying any of his own money and he would not be required to admit wrongdoing as part of the deal. Insurance companies representing the Weinstein Company would cover the settlement's cost, the Times reporte...

Hotel Mumbai, the feature debut from Australian writer-director Anthony Maras, deserved more attention when it premiered in the United States earlier this year. Now that the film has premiered in the most important country on its release calendar, India, we spoke to Maras about the horrific attacks that inspired Hotel Mumbai and the heroism of the real people involved.Maras' story is essential listening for anyone making their first film. Many surprises that seemed likely to doom the project turned out to be its salvation. He talks about how he won it back from The Weinstein Co. after the Harvey Weinstein story emerged, the injury that delayed shooting, and other hurdles. But he never loses sight of the real focus on the tragedy, its victims and its survivors.Hotel Mumbai is now streaming on Hulu.If you enjoy this interview, please check out similar interviews and features at MovieMaker.com.Here's a breakdown of our talk, with timestamps:1:45: Anthony Maras discusses the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, and how he decided to make Hotel Mumbai.4:45: Maras talks about the altruism of the people targeted in the attacks. "You had kitchen staff from the Taj Hotel who were literally stuffing pots and pans and baking trays down their shirts. These were to act as bullet -proof vests as they were shielding their guests from gunfire."8:20: How Dog Day Afternoon influenced Hotel Mumbai.10:45: How the filmmakers made decisions about how to portray the terrorists in the film.20:30: How Maras and co-writer John Collee researched the film, and why Dev Patel was determined to make Hotel Mumbai.23:00: Hotel Mumbai was initially a Weinstein Co. release. The first Hotel Mumbai test screening was on the same day as the first New York Times story about Harvey Weinstein. That led to a fight to get the film back.24:50: Why moviemakers should have good lawyers.25:25: How an on-set accident ended up rescuing the film.40:55: The importance of listening.42:35: Maras' oddest job on the road to becoming a moviemaker.43:00: An impromptu toast to UC Santa Barbara, America's finest university.49:45: Five Things Anthony Maras has learned as a moviemaker. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The CEO and partner of 101 Studios, who was previously the president and COO of The Weinstein Co., opens up about his journey to and through the biz, his experiences with and thoughts about Harvey Weinstein (something he has not discussed at length since Weinstein's downfall) and his plans for the future.Credits: Hosted by Scott Feinberg, recorded by Matthew Whitehurst and produced by Matthew Whitehurst and Joshua Farnham.

04:27 - Case or no case: beard and religious accomodation 14:20 - Tyler Skaggs' death raises many legal questions 27:14 - The Weinstein Corporation may sue Harvey, Bob, & former board of directors

80 On The Dollar is a podcast about harnessing feminine energy in the workplace. On average, women make 80 cents for every dollar men earn. We're trying to change that statistic by celebrating female or queer entrepreneurs who are leaving their mark on the world. This episode features Lucy Treadway, a Hollywood producer and content creator who has created shows for TLC, TruTV, and The Weinstein Co. 

Buzzfeed's Doree Shafrir joins the panel this week for the latest filmed take on E.M. Forster's Howards End, and while we liked some things -- the casting; the memories of Witches Of East End occasioned by Julia Ormond -- not everything about the new iteration worked for us. We went Around The Dial with New Girl, Billions, Paterno, and Killing Eve before sinking our teeth into Big Little Lies S01.E05, "Once Bitten." Renewed shows won, cretins lost, and Tara put a song in our hearts with the next chapter of Tube Tunes for Game Time. Hail a carriage with wifi; it's an all-new Extra Hot Great. Show Topics Lead Topic Howards End Around The Dial New Girl Billions Paterno Killing Eve The Canon Big Little Lies S01.E05: Once Bitten Winner and Loser of the Week Three new shows renewed for S2 before S1 premieres Lifetime fires Weinstein Co., TJ Miller's bomb threat Game Time Tube Tunes Two Show Notes Doree's Forever 35 podcast Doree's novel, STARTUP An eminently reasonable response to the TJ Miller news Special Guest: Doree Shafrir. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Weinstein Co. files for bankruptcy, the news segment turns into a half assed quiz and Dave and Tom talk Pacific Rim Uprising, the sequel to Guillermo Del Toro's robot vs monsters mash up. Also: Phantom, Armarcord, A Pigeon Sat On A Branch Reflecting On Existence, The Forgiveness of Blood, Diary of a Lost Girl, Emanuelle and the Last Cannibals, Port of Shadows, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg.

Welcome to the RMPodcast!   Reviews: A Wrinkle in Time (@ 6:52)   We’re all back in the studio this week as we discuss the latest film from Disney, A Wrinkle in Time! It had a huge opening weekend, but has begun to drop. Why is that? Listen in to hear Keith’s review and thoughts on the movie.  While A Wrinkle in Time may not be making bank in the long run, another Disney produced film surely will! That’s right, Avengers Infinity War is near! We have our tickets and are pumped to see the 18 film culmination, it’s everything Marvel has been building towards! Also in Headlines, Spielberg promises to never tamper with his films again. After the abysmal reception of his special edition of E.T., he has learned his lesson. So join us as we discuss all of this and our Television Unique Weekly Segment! As always email us at rmpodcast@redmoonproductions.com   Articles Referenced: Avengers Infinity War is getting closer and we've got our tickets! Chris Evans is done with Captain America after untitled Avengers 4 project The Academy President John Bailey accused of sexual harassment As a new trailer drops Deadpool 2 is testing well with audiences in pre-screenings Justice League ​unbelievably rakes in less than Suicide Squad as the lowest grossing DC film Weinstein Co. finally files for bankruptcy Charlie Bean set to direct live action Lady And The Tramp Indiana Jones 5 set to begin shooting April 2019 in the UK Spielberg says no to digitally touching up previous films

The Weinstein Co. is filing for bankruptcy protection and lifting NDAs. DANCE MOM Abby Lee Miller is getting out of prison early. Ringo Starr is now Sir Richard Starkey. Plus, Mick Jagger wants to go to the royal wedding. His calendar is clear...

World's last male northern white rhino, Sudan, dies, Scandal-hit Weinstein Co. files for bankruptcy protection, Brother of shooting suspect arrested at school. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anchor-news-rundown/support

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Joshua Hawkins joins the POA host to discuss Black Panther's success as a blockbuster superhero film and the cultural impact it has on today's society     News Silver Surfer film in the works The Thirst film by Boyd Holbrook Josh Whedon drops out of Batgirl film Lost in Space TV show trailer Weinstein Co. bankruptcy Altered Carbon Netflix Series   Movie Reviews The Ritual 50 Shades Freed 15:17 to Paris When We First Met Black Panther (Spoiler-free 0:32 - 0:52)

The Weinstein Co. drama continues. The company was in financial trouble before the Harvey Weinstein allegations, and following the #MeToo movement, the name alone became toxic.

Josh Eidelson, Bloomberg Businessweek reporter, discusses a new class action lawsuit that has been brought in relation to the U.S. Au Pair program, which is now under pressure by plaintiffs lawyers who argue that the program has been used by employers fix wages for caregivers. Plus, Jennifer Ann Drobac, a professor at Harvard University Law School, discusses a new lawsuit against Harvey Weinstein that was brought by New York attorney general Eric Schniederman over the sale of his company, Weinstein Co. They speak with Bloomberg's June Grasso. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Josh Eidelson, Bloomberg Businessweek reporter, discusses a new class action lawsuit that has been brought in relation to the U.S. Au Pair program, which is now under pressure by plaintiffs lawyers who argue that the program has been used by employers fix wages for caregivers. Plus, Jennifer Ann Drobac, a professor at Harvard University Law School, discusses a new lawsuit against Harvey Weinstein that was brought by New York attorney general Eric Schniederman over the sale of his company, Weinstein Co. They speak with Bloomberg's June Grasso.

Charles Upham : Daughter, Misty Upham raped by Weinstein Exec at Golden Globe AwardsThis is a tragic story of Misty Upham raped by Weinstein Exec at Golden Globe Awards. Told by her greiving father Charles Upham. “My daughter, Misty Upham, was a victim of rape by a Weinstein Executive in 2013 at the Golden Globe Awards. The rapist forced her into the men's room and had his way while other men in formal wear cheered him on as if he were chugging a beer in a contest. As Misty made the walk of shame back to the event, the Exec was given high fives, bragging rights and another notch in his Weinstein Co. belt. What should have been an auspicious occasion for Misty turned into a nightmare of pain, humiliation, fear and anxiety.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/1198501/advertisement

This is a tragic story of Misty Upham raped by Weinstein Exec at Golden Globe Awards. Told by her greiving father Charles Upham. “My daughter, Misty Upham, was a victim of rape by a Weinstein Executive in 2013 at the Golden Globe Awards. The rapist forced her into the men’s room and had his way while other men in formal wear cheered him on as if he were chugging a beer in a contest. As Misty made the walk of shame back to the event, the Exec was given high fives, bragging rights and another notch in his Weinstein Co. belt. What should have been an auspicious occasion for Misty turned into a nightmare of pain, humiliation, fear and anxiety.

On a burningly topical edition of After Hours AM/The Criminal Code — True Crime Wednesdays with hosts Joel Sturgis, Eric Olsen we dig into the flood of sexual abuse and assault accusations against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein and talk treatment for Weinstein and his ilk with Association For The Treatment Of Sexual Abusers Executive Director Maia Christopher. We talk with Maia hour1; at Hour 2 Joel and Eric will review the week’s top True Crime news. After the Weinstein accusations hit the fan, The LA Times has compiled a list of at least 30 prominent men accused of sexual misconduct. Here’s some of the better known names and what they have been accused of:Harvey Weinstein Harvey Weinstein began his meteoric fall from grace after the New York Times and then the New Yorker published stories alleging decades of sexual harassment and payoffs. Additional women immediately began sharing their stories, accusing the producer of sexual misconduct, including rape. Weinstein was quickly fired from the Weinstein Co., which he co-founded. Many have condemned and moved to distance themselves from the former executive, including Amazon Studios and the motion picture academy, the latter of which expelled Weinstein from its membership. James Toback After the Los Angeles Times published an article saying 38 women accused director James Toback of sexual harassment, more than 200 other women contacted The Times with similar allegations about him. The women’s accounts portray James Toback as a man who, for decades, sexually harassed women he hired, women looking for work and women he just saw on the street. According to these women, Toback would approach them, offer up his credentials and say he could make them a star. Then, in a hotel room, a movie trailer or public park, meetings framed as interviews or auditions quickly turned sexual, they said. Toback has denied the alleg

On a burningly topical edition of After Hours AM/The Criminal Code — True Crime Wednesdays with hosts Joel Sturgis, Eric Olsen we dig into the flood of sexual abuse and assault accusations against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein and talk treatment for Weinstein and his ilk with Association For The Treatment Of Sexual Abusers Executive Director Maia Christopher. We talk with Maia hour1; at Hour 2 Joel and Eric will review the week’s top True Crime news. After the Weinstein accusations hit the fan, The LA Times has compiled a list of at least 30 prominent men accused of sexual misconduct. Here’s some of the better known names and what they have been accused of:Harvey Weinstein Harvey Weinstein began his meteoric fall from grace after the New York Times and then the New Yorker published stories alleging decades of sexual harassment and payoffs. Additional women immediately began sharing their stories, accusing the producer of sexual misconduct, including rape. Weinstein was quickly fired from the Weinstein Co., which he co-founded. Many have condemned and moved to distance themselves from the former executive, including Amazon Studios and the motion picture academy, the latter of which expelled Weinstein from its membership. James Toback After the Los Angeles Times published an article saying 38 women accused director James Toback of sexual harassment, more than 200 other women contacted The Times with similar allegations about him. The women’s accounts portray James Toback as a man who, for decades, sexually harassed women he hired, women looking for work and women he just saw on the street. According to these women, Toback would approach them, offer up his credentials and say he could make them a star. Then, in a hotel room, a movie trailer or public park, meetings framed as interviews or auditions quickly turned sexual, they said. Toback has denied the alleg

Channing Tatum no longer developing sexual abuse drama with Weinstein Co., what the heck is the new WiFi hack, the Dow closes 23,000 and the NFL is not changing its National Anthem Policy.

Accusations of sexual misconduct against Harvey Weinstein haven’t just rocked Hollywood – they’ve also led to the potential destruction of his company, Weinstein Co. The privately-held independent film and TV studio is in talks to sell itself to Colony Capital, the private equity arm of Colony NorthStar, run by billionaire Thomas Barrack. News of an immediate sale after a crisis is rare, but Weinstein Co.’s corporate governance structure and small size leave it vulnerable, says Larry Hutcher, co-founder and co-managing partner at Davidoff Hutcher & Citron. Bloomberg entertainment reporter Anousha Sakoui also tells host Alex Sherman about Weinstein Co.’s recent box-office failures and traces the company’s history, from Miramax to today. 

The Weinstein Protocol - what to do about it?

1) Harvey Weinstein's brother, Bob, is left to pick up the pieces at the company formerly known as the Weinstein Co. 2)The USPS is looking to leverage self-driving technology to save money and time. 3)The Windows Phone is dead but at least Microsoft still pwns nO0bs.

Help support the show! - http://www.patreon.com/dailyinternet   #5 - Google uncovers Russian-bought ads on YouTube, Gmail and other platforms   #4 - Israeli, Palestinian women march together for peace   #3 - The Weinstein Co. board of directors has announced that Harvey Weinstein is terminated, effective immediately Harvey Weinstein Officially Forced Out of His Own Company   #2 - Ethics watchdog blasts Pence for use of government travel to Colts game Chris Murphy: Pence walkout ‘a multi million dollar political stunt paid for by taxpayers' As Puerto Rico Still Without Electricity And Food, V.P. Pence Spends $250,000 Taxpayer Money On NFL Walkout The Real Mockery Of The National Anthem Was By Vice President Pence How much did Mike Pence's NFL walkout cost taxpayers?   #1 - Trump: 'Nobody could have done what I've done for Puerto Rico with so little appreciation'   Follow us on Social: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ireadit Instagram: https://instagram.com/ireaditcast Twitter: http://twitter.com/ireaditcast E-mail: feedback.ireadit@gmail.com   Voicemail: (508)-738-2278   Michael Schwahn: @schwahnmichael Nathan Wood: @bimmenstein

"You are where you are supposed to be right now” and “everything is said when it needs to be said." Chloé Boreham (who most recently appeared in Damian Walshe-Howling's MESSIAH, produced by the Weinstein Co and just shot her film LA LICORNE in Paris) and I had a, dare I say it, honest conversation. If you're a creative developing your own project, or don't know how to resolve your "20-something" neurosis, listen in. We discuss things happening for a reason, natural continuations, balancing results-oriented focus with organic artistry, writing as a function of you (as opposed to just an 'extension of you') and "unaware instances" as the archetypal moment for when the best stories are born (and what does that even mean!?). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan Weinstein is the Co-Founder and President of Studio71 (formerly Collective Digital Studio). He began his career at United Talent Agency before trying his hand at the production business and ultimately becoming fascinated by digital media. In 2007, he and three partners launched Collective Digital Studio to focus on discovering and developing digital talent. German broadcaster ProSieben acquired a majority stake in the company in July 2015 and is now helping to expand the business internationally. This episode is packed with stories – from financing and producing Katt Williams’s first comedy special to creating one of the first feature films around a YouTube star. Both of these projects, Dan says, reflect the organizing thesis of Collective Digital Studio: that they could create a direct relationship between artist and consumer, leveraging data to inform the content creation and distribution strategy. He explains the decision to scale individual talents rather than pursue scaled channel aggregation... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this week’s episode: Phil and Tom discuss trailers for the delightfully weird, Wiener-Dog, and the epic space romance, The Space Between Us. They also give their thoughts on the newest installment in the X-Men series, X-Men: Apocalypse and the better than expected Netflix/Adam Sandler film, The Do-Over. And I think Tom reviewed Christopher Nolan’s Memento for Whoops, Our Bad. But I can’t be sure. In news: The guys lament a proposed heptalogy (seven films) from the Power Rangers franchise. Mike Myers steps back in front of the camera for a new thriller with Margot Robbie and Simon Pegg. And The Rock is having an insanely good week for casting news.   TRAILERS Wiener-Dog The Space Between Us The Fundamentals of Caring Morgan   NEWS Lionsgate Could Make Up to Seven More ‘Power Rangers’ Movies Jeff Bridges Infiltrates ‘Kingsman: The Golden Circle’ ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ Will Be An Intergalactic Buddy Road Movie With Thor and Hulk Miles Morales To Be Focus Of 2018 Animated Spider-Man Film! ‘Spider-Man’ Homecoming’ Scribes On Board For ‘Game Night’ At New Line Simon Pegg, Mike Myers Join Margot Robbie in 'Terminal' (Exclusive) Josh Hutcherson-Directed ‘Ape’ Among 5 Short Films in Conde Nast, Indigenous Incubator It's Official! Emily Blunt & Lin-Manuel Miranda to Lead Mary Poppins Returns Lin-Manuel Miranda's 'In the Heights' Gets New Life at Weinstein Co. (Exclusive) ‘The Fast and the Furious’ Is Getting a 15th Anniversary Re-Release in Theaters ‘Chariots of Fire’ Returning to Theaters Before the Olympics Disney Mulling Live-Action Version Of ‘The Little Mermaid’ Legendary Wins Bidding War for China-Set Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson Action Movie (Exclusive) It’s Official: The Rock Is DOC SAVAGE EXCLUSIVE: Tom Hiddleston Confirmed To Be In Talks For BOND 25 Michael Grandage Set To Helm Fox’s ‘Guys And Dolls’ Remake Movie-Theater Roller Coaster Animator John McLaughin Dead at 46   HEY! THAT’S DOPE Avengers vs. X-Men Supercut Safe - DUMBFOUNDEAD (Official Music Video)   #NETFLICKPICKS The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (Trailer) Man Up (Trailer)

The 63-year-old Weinstein Co. co-chief opens up about his life, work and topics he's rarely discussed: being partially blinded in a childhood accident, the sudden death of his father, his days as an assistant, why he cares about Oscars and #OscarsSoWhite.

Episode 24: Box Office and The Weinstein Company   1. "The brilliance of Mockingjay and how the movies almost ruined it" 2. Weinstein Co. Hit with Layoffs 3. The Weinstein Company to Focus on Television 4. Adele Record Sales (Because Ben Doesn't Think People Buy Them)  

It's a blast from the past for the Nerd, as his old art school buddy, writer and co-producer for Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update, Scott Weinstein, makes an appearance on The Jock and Nerd Podcast! Rugboy joins in on the fun as the gang reminisces about their college days, the Nerd tells a revealing story... The post JAN 033: Catching Up With Scott Weinstein, Co-Producer of Saturday Night Live Weekend Update (08/24/2015) appeared first on The Jock and Nerd Podcast.

This episode might have my favorite segment in it so far where we rip up eHarmony's industry-specific list "15 Reasons to Date an Animator." Rob & Stephen are flying solo this episode with Pat off fighting crime for the week... and it goes as you might guess. Character voices are created, stories are told, transitions are fumbled, innuendos are made. But first, we HAD to talk about new info about the TMNT movie coming out... because Stephen... CLICK HERE to go to the full blog post & leave a comment! Annotations: (14:33)   Someone saw Ninja Turtles footage and ignites Stephen's nerd rage (26:22)   Boondocks' 4th season produced without creator Aaron McGruder (33:31)   DreamWorks’ to build $2.4B entertainment complex in Shanghai (39:49)   Jon M. Chu to make Jem & the Holograms movie by crowdsourcing ideas (48:22)   Disney Buys Maker Studios (54:28)   Weinstein Co. To Release Argentinian Animated Film 'Underdogs' (1:02:53)   15 Reasons to Date an Animator Check out more of your hosts:Stephen Brooks (@RubberOnion)Rob Yulfo (@RobYulfo)Pat Ryan (@TheBadPatRyan)And please Rate/Review us on iTunes & Rate/Review on Stitcher while you're at it (=

In this episode, Black Hollywood Live hosts Jessica King and Nick Perdue interview special guest Aml Ameen. British actor Aml Ameen initially became know to a Stateside audience via his starring role opposite Oscar-winner Kathy Bates in David E. Kelley's HARRY'S LAW, followed by the war drama RED TAILS alongside the likes of Bryan Cranston and Terrence Howard. He next shares billing with Howard in Lee Daniels' follow-up to PRECIOUS, as a young Forest Whitaker in Weinstein Co's anticipated THE BUTLER (August '13) which also features Oprah Winfrey and Jane Fonda among others. Thereafter, Ameen can be seen in the thriller EVIDENCE, and joins the cast of yet another studio film, THE MAZE RUNNER (February '14).In his native England, Ameen first gained recognition for his depiction of "Trife" in the cult classic independent feature KIDULTHOOD. His acclaimed performance garnered him a nomination for "Best Newcomer" at the 2006 Screen nation Awards, as well as a spot in The London Times' list

On this special episode of the Fancast, Fandango's Erik Davis and Sean O'Connell report live from the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival with reactions to two Weinstein Co. movies: 'Can a Song Save Your Life?,' starring Keira Knightley, Mark Ruffalo and Adam Levine, and 'Philomena,' starring Judi Dench and Steve Coogan. We also touch briefly on 'The F Word' and 'The Double,' as well as go over some memorable celebrity encounters we've had while here.

Today we talk about some new trailers for Pixar's Brave, The Raid, and 4:44, we discuss the Academy's decision to ban Sacha Baron Cohen from the Oscars, and the MPAA Ruling against the new Weinstein documentary Bully.