Uma Thurman breaks her silence, and interestingly the major villain of the story is... Quentin Tarantino. And she brought receipts. I wonder if this kills his career.

 

 

Edited February 3, 20187 yr by Faulkner

3 hours ago, DramatistDreamer said:

Clearly McGowan needs help.

 

 

Rose McGowan has meltdown on stage at Barnes & Nobles book signing after trans heckler yells that she hasn't done anything for trans women who are victims of sexual assault. pic.twitter.com/fTRafCUNcL

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I feel bad for her.  Everything that's happened to her and all the years of not being believed have taken a toll on her, imo.  Then add to that HW really did have ex Mossad agents infiltrating her life.  It's not paranoia when they are really after you.  I hope someone in her life is stepping in and making sure she is getting the right therapy.

Yet again, it hits me how respectful (for lack of a better word) Weinstein is even in his refutals (through his reps, of course) of Thurman's allegations, which is a stark contrast to how he responded to Lupita Nyong'o's.  Incredible.  Just incredible.

32 minutes ago, Faulkner said:

and interestingly the major villain of the story is... Quentin Tarantino. And she brought receipts. I wonder if this kills his career.

 

I hate to say it, but I wish it would.  I think his movies are so damn overrated.

6 minutes ago, Juliajms said:

I feel bad for her.  Everything that's happened to her and all the years of not being believed have taken a toll on her, imo.  Then add to that HW really did have ex Mossad agents infiltrating her life.  It's not paranoia when they are really after you.  I hope someone in her life is stepping in and making sure she is getting the right therapy.

 

Same.  I'm saying it again: I really do fear for Rose McGowan.  

1 minute ago, Khan said:

Yet again, it hits me how respectful (for lack of a better word) Weinstein is even in his refutals (through his reps, of course) of Thurman's allegations, which is a stark contrast to how he responded to Lupita Nyong'o's.  Incredible.  Just incredible.

 

I hate to say it, but I wish it would.  I think his movies are so damn overrated.

I so agree. Both him and Woody Allen. I’d guess Sony is having buyer’s remorse for taking Tarantino on. 

I feel physically ill after reading Uma Thurman's story. I was never a Quinton Tarantino fan, but knowing that he was the director and could have prevented her accident by getting a stunt driver as she had requested makes him just as guilty as Weinstein in my eyes. He failed to protect her. 

 

Edited February 3, 20187 yr by dragonflies

Judd Apatow can have a seat as well, thank you.

7 hours ago, Juliajms said:

I feel bad for her.  Everything that's happened to her and all the years of not being believed have taken a toll on her, imo.  Then add to that HW really did have ex Mossad agents infiltrating her life.  It's not paranoia when they are really after you.  I hope someone in her life is stepping in and making sure she is getting the right therapy.

 

Right with you. Had we not learned of how far HW had gone to hide the truth, would we have believed the Mossad thing?  Sadly, we wouldn't. McGowan was thrown under the bus and trashed as a crazy person by Hollywood when they knew the truth. Rose is wounded and exhausted and I truly hope she gets the help she needs. My heart absolutely breaks for her

9 hours ago, Faulkner said:

Uma Thurman breaks her silence, and interestingly the major villain of the story is... Quentin Tarantino. And she brought receipts. I wonder if this kills his career.

 

 

 

Maureen Dowd is an awful writer and always has been. She mangles a lot of this beyond comprehensibility. 

40 minutes ago, DRW50 said:

 

Maureen Dowd is an awful writer and always has been. She mangles a lot of this beyond comprehensibility. 

HA! I saw someone tweet almost exactly that same thing earlier today.

13 hours ago, DramatistDreamer said:

Clearly McGowan needs help.

 

 

SMH.

 

I've always liked the characters she's played so that's really hard to watch.

Meanwhile as usual, WOC getting very little attention in the media for their travails.

 

He helped Halle Berry and Taraji Henson to stardom. Now 9 minority women are accusing him of sexual harassment.

What a pig! There is an endless stream of these sick men it seems.

The fallout in the NYC restaurant business continues in the wake of the Mario Batali scandal. NO ONE wants to work at his restaurants, even though he has stepped away:

 

http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/gossip/confidential/mario-batali-restaurants-struggle-restaff-chef-exit-article-1.3777068

Edited February 6, 20187 yr by amybrickwallace

The restaurant business is so competitive, I could easily see his restaurants going under. 

It doesn't take much for a business to fail in such a competitive environment and Batali's name and reputation carries a lot of baggage now and I see this continuing for the foreseeable future.  Oh well, hopefully the hard-working staff who was not engaging in misconduct will find other jobs--sounds like they already are.

Batali's restaurants leaving the scene might make way for restaurants run by owner who is respectful of his/her staff.