#metoo

Will other celebrities join him?

Admitted sexual harasser Louis C.K. is back … and his new jokes are taking aim at “political correctness.” Is this funny or just embittered?

Ellen and Busy Philipps talk about how the Brett Kavanaugh Senate hearing made them feel as survivors of sexual assault.

After lagging Democrats in voter enthusiasm, Republicans are now fired up.

And the court paperwork is very graphic.

One of opera’s most famous couples has been accused of drugging and raping a grad student.

A gay student came forward and accused a famous professor of sexual harassment. Butler and other academics are now accusing him of waging a “malicious campaign.”

The Southern Baptists ousted one leader for minimizing sexual abuse, but they’re still cheering the adulterer-in-chief.

Paige Patterson has an unparalleled record of homophobia, but it’s his defense of spousal abuse that’s started a firestorm.

It’s not just Hillary. 59% of Republicans said they don’t want to see a woman become president in their lifetime.

Cosby tried to out the woman who accused him of drugging and raping her. It didn’t help his case.

Instead of saying the word “rape,” he invented a weird euphemism.

Young people are standing up for social justice – and now they have America’s lax gun laws in their sights.

I felt objectified, used, humiliated and scared. But, most of all, I felt helpless. I felt weak. It was as if my mouth couldn’t open and my brain stopped working.

Oprah delivered a must-see speech about a culture “brutally broken by men.”

Largely undiscussed in the conversation about #metoo is its impact on the closet.

In fact, it’s the exact opposite.

De Rossi, who is married to Ellen DeGeneres, made the explosive claim on social media.

Ellen DeGeneres has stepped forward in front of her audience of millions to share that she has also been assaulted or harassed.