I would assume it’s because, like a lot of other celebrities that know Allen (and Farrow) well, like Diane Keaton, as well as Mia Farrow’s OWN SON Moses, they believe Mia planted the idea of abuse by Allen in that poor kid Dylan’s mind. Her own son believes this, and Dylan did claim that no abuse occurred in her…

Probably because he already talked about it and nobody is accusing him of anything else. Troll harder.

“ALWAYS BELIEVE WOMEN!!!”

Why should we take these accusations with a grain of salt? Is that something we are doing now? I thought an accusation was all that was needed to vilify a person now.

Taking young women, physically branding them and forcing them to be sex slaves/part of a harem for a cult leader is not germane to the conversation of sexual misconduct against women?

It’s really interesting but it’s not the Pirelli Calendar. I love the idea of using nothing but black models, but the Pirelli Calendar is supposed to be nudes of stunningly beautiful women in exotic locations. This is just a stunning editorial that VF or GQ could/should have done.

What I’m genuinely afraid of is this will turn into a witch hunt. Nine out of ten times, history has shown us abusing movements of condemnation and accusal for petty reasons. Like the salem witch trials, it ultimately turned into people lashing out against their neighbors just for pissing them off and essentially…

Careful they are black.

He’s A Dim Son...

Interesting to see how China handles this moving forward. The Ball’s in their court.

Come on. I’m a librarian, and we are insanely sanct—

Let they who have not thrown away every ounce of ethics to financially benefit throw the first stone...

So it’s clearly not going to seep into the public conversation, while a flood of stories emerge about men long suspsected and men we’re surprised by, that Allen was accused of this crime in the course of a child custody battle with his long time partner who had just found out he had begun a relationship with her…

Page later reprised her role as Kitty Pryde in X-Men: Days of Future Past, where she was directed by Bryan Singer—a director that has (as though by magic) kept his own name out of the press in the last few weeks.

Saying he was creepy and you found the rumors believable was fine. And it was also fine for people at the time to say that then-unsubstantiated and anonymous rumors weren’t proof. Both of those things could be true, but here we are.

+1 Escobar (Pablo)

I can’t believe the video cut out the fight between them afterward. The woman who didn’t fall down tried to poke one of the other women in the eye, but she put a vertical hand up between her eyes and blocked it. The first woman then stuck her fingers up the other two’s nostrils and dragged them off the pitch.

I have been groped. And as awful as it is, I would never claim to have been raped because that’s an insult to anyone who’s been raped.

History repeats itself, no? You’ve succinctly described the Red Scare years: one’s social circle became filled with informers; accusations were verdicts. It was more effective to ruin someone than to jail them, so that the power of the subtending institution to crush anyone, at any moment on any claim, was vividly…

It looks like they’re also turning a blind eye to claims that Mariah Carey sexually harassed her bodyguard.