Oscar winners Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Lawrence have used their speeches at a Hollywood event honouring women to detail experiences of assault and harassment at the hands of directors and producers.
The film, which will be released in 2018, has been named Solo: A Star Wars Story.
The Producers Guild of America's board of directors has voted unanimously to terminate Harvey Weinstein's membership, the organisation announced on Monday.
The actor has been paid the ultimate modern blockbuster compliment: being brought back for a sequel.
Icelandic singer Bjork says she quit acting for one year after she was sexually harassed by a Danish director, who was enabled by the industry and his staff "to touch and harass his actresses at will".
The first trailer for Blade Runner 2049 was filled with familiar imagery from Ridley Scott's original 1982 film - giant neon advertisements, a smoggy noirish future ... Harrison Ford. But it wouldn't have been nearly as potent a nostalgia injection if it hadn't been all bathed in the old film's warm, buzzy, synthesiser hymn by Va
Director Woody Allen has addressed the wave of allegations against Harvey Weinstein, calling it "tragic for the poor women" but also warning against a "witch hunt atmosphere."
James Corden has come under fire for cracking jokes about Harvey Weinstein at a charity benefit in Los Angeles.
The board of governors for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is expected to review Harvey Weinstein's membership during an emergency meeting on Saturday.
Aussie superstar Chris Hemsworth has admitted at the Gold Coast premiere of Thor: Ragnorak that he was growing sick of the role before the new film.
Not everything in Blade Runner came true. Here's hoping not everything in its sequel does either.
British actress Emma Thompson has labelled Harvey Weinstein a "predator" and said the allegations against the disgraced Hollywood mogul are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to abuse in Hollywood.
The social media platform has come under fire for suspending the account of actress Rose McGowan, who has publicly criticised Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein.
Harvey Weinstein sat at the heart of a confluence of power, commerce and charisma, but the empire of Tinseltown's kingmaker has been smashed into fragments.
US and British police have confirmed investigations are under way into allegations relating to at least two separate incidents.
Film reviews: Mountain Between Us, Blue, Belko Experiment, Good Time.
Affleck concedes he "acted inappropriately" towards TV presenter Hilarie Burton during an interview in 2003.
A near-death experience made an Australian filmmaker question what warned him of an impending road accident.
This Australian film is unlikely to be remembered for its filmic qualities, but is powerful nonetheless.
★½ MA, 90 minutes
3 stars M, 97 minutes
It's anything but a good time, actually. The title is American prison slang for time that comes off your sentence for good behaviour. Not that the movie makes that clear. I had to watch a YouTube video of the brothers Safdie, the joint directors, to find that out. I found out a lot of other stuff that I didn't get from the movie as well.
A shallow script and characters, and poor special effects, mar an already implausible film.
Australian director Greg McLean delivers a macabre satire with undisguised relish.
Two of Hollywood's most powerful actresses - Angelina Jolie and Gwyneth Paltrow - have also come forward with separate accounts of falling prey to Weinstein's harassment.
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