Hollywood writer-director James Toback has reportedly been sued by 38 women who allege he was a “serial sexual predator” who assaulted numerous women over the decades, often luring them with the prospect of being cast in one of his movies.
Los Angeles prosecutors said Monday that they will not bring criminal charges against writer and director James Toback in five sexual abuse investigations they have reviewed.
The Beverly Hills Police Department confirmed it is now investigating at least 12 sexual misconduct allegations within Hollywood amid a deepening scandal into sexual assault and abuse across the entertainment industry.
Hundreds gathered in Los Angeles on Sunday to march against sexual harassment in Hollywood and the media industry as part of the #MeToo campaign.
The Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) announced Wednesday that it is investigating Hollywood film producer Harvey Weinstein and director James Toback amid allegations of sexual assault by hundreds of women combined between both men.
Director James Toback, who stands accused of various forms of sexual harassment and assault by some 300 women, spoke with Rolling Stone and belligerently denied each and every one of the accusations against him.
Actress Rachel McAdams has joined a growing list of more than 200 women who have accused Hollywood writer-director James Toback of sexual assault and harassment.
Actress Selma Blair opened up to Vanity Fair alleging that Hollywood director James Toback asked her to read lines for a movie role naked in his hotel room, pleasured himself on her leg, and threatened to have her and her father killed if she ever told anyone about their meeting.
As a means to understand just how, yes, institutional these allegations are in Hollywood, here is a list of the accused and their alleged misdeeds, which will be updated as needed.
Hollywood veteran Tom Hanks addressed the Harvey Weinstein sex assault scandal this week in an interview with NPR’s David Greene, saying those “who knew” what the disgraced movie producer was doing to young women have to ask themselves some hard questions.
A full 28 years prior to this weekend’s Los Angeles Times exposé on Toback, Spy magazine pretty much wrote the same exact exposé in 1989. To argue that our leftwing Hollywood and media elite knew and did not give a damn, would be an understatement.
More than 30 women have come forward to accuse Hollywood writer-director James Toback of sexual harassment and abuse, weeks after a New York Times exposé containing details of decades of similar allegations against movie mogul Harvey Weinstein set off shockwaves throughout the entertainment industry and forced examinations of its treatment of women.