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In this week’s newsletter: Stars such as John Boyega have stripped off for racy shots, but insiders wonder how it lands in the post #MeToo era

Investment banker Jess Ravich was fired by global asset management firm TCW after a string of sexual harassment allegations which he insists were untrue

Almost from the moment #MeToo burst into public consciousness back in 2017, commentators have looked for signs that it’s over. But in 2024, it’s big news yet again. A man who has bragged about sexual assault, and has been found liable for sexual abuse by a jury, has just been…

At first glance, Netflix’s Woman of the Hour is yet another true crime fictionalisation that plays to our preoccupation with American serial killers of decades past.

It’s seven years since #MeToo became a viral phenomenon. The social media campaign against sexual harassment and assault encouraged survivors to share their stories. But has anything changed in the way crime fiction is written as a result?

NDAs are silencing whistleblowers and sexual assault victims

Ozon and a stellar cast serve up an entertaining, if shallow caper that shades a little too close to #MeToo

The music industry has long evaded a #MeToo reckoning like that experienced in Hollywood or the media, but the blockbuster charges against hip hop magnate Sean Combs could finally prove an inflection point.

Tarana Burke expands #MeToo movement globally, empowering survivors and uniting organizations to combat sexual violence.

#MeToo activist Tarana Burke says that while the details of the Sean “Diddy” Combs allegations are horrific, she is heartened by the fact that such cases now come out in public due to the ongoing impact of the #MeToo cultural reckoning

Harvey Weinstein faces new sex offense charges in Manhattan, awaiting retrial in #MeToo case.