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Call Woody Allen what you will – we know Dylan Farrow has a few words for him considering that open letter she wrote a while back calling on those pedophilia and abuse claims – but it’s never lazy. The famed comedian, writer, director, producer and musician just inked a deal with Amazon Studios in what will be his first-ever television series. Following their Golden Globe win for the Jeffrey Tambor-led series Transparent, it’s no wonder that the studio is looking for their next big project. And given the fact that Woody Allen is Woody Allen – Annie Hall, Manhattan, Blue Jasmine, Midnight in Paris … enough said – it looks like they very well could be on their way to getting it! Read More »
The View talk show host, Sherri Sheperd has announced that she is leaving the show along with Jenny McCarthy. Now, new reports are circulating that the comedian may have gotten fired after she went toe-to-toe with Barbara Walters regarding director, Woody Allen's alleged pedophilia accusations made by his daughter, Dylan Farrow. Read More »
Earlier this month, Dylan Farrow released an emotional "open letter" detailing alleged sexual abuse by her father Woody Allen. Apparently, The "King of Horror" (aka, Stephen King) was not too pleased with Farrow's "phony" and rather controversial confession. When asked his opinion about the accusations on Monday (Feb. 3), the popular author tweeted... Read More »
Dylan Farrow wrote an open letter, detailing her claims that Woody Allen sexually assaulted her as a child. The New York Times published this piece last week, which was the first time the public was made aware of the details of the accusations. In this letter, Farrow name-drops a few actors from Allen's latest film, Blue Jasmine, including Cate Blanchett and Alec Baldwin. This week, these two stars responded to the open letter, but in very different ways. Read More »
Previously, MStars brought you the news that Dylan Farrow had published an open letter in the New York Times detailing alleged abuses she suffered when she was a child at the hands of filmmaker Woody Allen. Now, Allen's lawyer has responded, calling the accusations a "story engineered by a vengeful lover." Read More »
