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Hollywood Under Fire For Sexual Assault

Not sure civil law allows for a “if you’re gay you deserve money, if not shut up bitch” ruling. But that would be Judge Kreese’s decision.
 
The article does go into some details that are decent reasons to sue. But also lol.
 
It was produced by Roast Beef Productions in association with All3 Media International. Roast Beef Productions is the Oscar-nominated production company behind films such as “The Square,” “Hell and Back Again,” “Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer” and “Who is Ghislaine Maxwell.”
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This is an objectively funny string of words. No context needed.
 
To show how different things are in Europe, Macron said Depardieu is a hero and a victim of a witch hunt. And Depardieu renounced his French citizenship in the early 2010s.

I cannot imagine a US leader saying anything like that if an American movie star were in the same situation.

Well. Any US leader besides Trump.
 
Incandenza said:
Did Depardieu think his character in Welcome to New York sympathetic?
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This is one of my favorite movies from the previous decade, and if anyone wants to watch it, I advise they seek out the 125-minute cut, It's the only one approved by the director. There's a shorter R-rated cut that removes the more explicit sex stuff AND rearranges the placement of certain scenes.
 
The documentary didn't include any accusations that he sexually abused anyone and if anything it made him more sympathetic than I expected since Drake Bell said Schneider was the only one at Nickelodeon who showed any concern for him. He should sue fake RDJ instead.
 
Neil Gaiman is a piece of shit. So's Amanda Palmer.
 
cobainwasmurdered said:
variety.com

Justin Baldoni Demands Disney, Marvel Preserve ‘All Documents Relating’ to Ryan Reynolds’ Nicepool in ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Amid Blake Lively Legal Battle (EXCLUSIVE)

Justin Baldoni is demanding Disney and Marvel preserve all documents relating to Nicepool from 'Deadpool & Wolverine' amid Blake Lively legal battle.
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This is extremely funny. 99.9% of people if not more would never have realized this character was mocking Baldoni if he hadn't done this.
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Even funnier because, even if true, the performance would count as satire, which is covered under the First Amendment
 
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