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Jeremy Renner denies misconduct allegations made by filmmaker Yi Zhou, who accuses him of sending unsolicited explicit images and making threats. Renner's representatives dismiss the claims as false, while Zhou seeks transparency and has posted messages and photos supporting her claims. Renner previously addressed past allegations in a 2025 interview, emphasizing the emotional impact of false accusations.
Jeremy Renner's representative denies allegations from filmmaker Yi Zhou, who claims Renner sent unsolicited nude photos and threatened to call ICE after their relationship soured, amid ongoing disputes over a documentary and AI film projects.
Aziz Ansari is hopeful to complete his directorial debut 'Good Fortune' with Bill Murray, despite Murray's misconduct allegations and the suspension of their previous project 'Being Mortal.' Both men have expressed regret and a desire to move forward, with Ansari reflecting on his own past controversies and Murray discussing his feelings about the investigation and its impact on his career.
Gregg Wallace, the long-time host of MasterChef, has been dismissed following an investigation into multiple allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior and misconduct from over 50 individuals, including groping and inappropriate comments. Wallace denies the claims, which have sparked a broader discussion about workplace culture and safeguarding in the media industry. An independent law firm is currently reviewing the allegations, and Wallace has publicly defended himself, claiming he has been cleared of the most serious accusations.
President-elect Donald Trump publicly supported his defense secretary nominee, Pete Hegseth, amid allegations of misconduct, including sexual impropriety and financial mismanagement. Hegseth, who has denied the accusations, has been meeting with Republican senators to secure confirmation, promising not to drink alcohol if confirmed. Trump's support comes as Hegseth faces a challenging confirmation process, with a narrow Republican majority in the Senate and some female GOP senators yet to endorse him. Hegseth is undergoing an FBI background check to address the allegations.
Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump's nominee for defense secretary, faces a challenging confirmation process due to misconduct allegations and lack of strong support from female Republican senators. While Trump has not actively campaigned for Hegseth, the nominee claims to have the president's backing. Hegseth has been meeting with GOP senators to address concerns, including pledging not to drink alcohol if confirmed. His fate may hinge on the support of key female senators, with some expressing reservations or remaining undecided.
Pete Hegseth, nominated by President-elect Trump for Defense Secretary, has urged House conservatives to publicly support his confirmation amid concerns over misconduct allegations. Hegseth emphasized Trump's backing and described the allegations as unsubstantiated. Despite some GOP senators expressing doubts, Hegseth's supporters, including Sen. Markwayne Mullin, argue that the nomination is still viable. Meanwhile, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is being considered as a potential alternative, adding uncertainty to Hegseth's confirmation prospects.
Pete Hegseth, nominated by President-elect Donald Trump for defense secretary, faces growing scrutiny over misconduct allegations, including mistreatment of women and financial mismanagement. Despite this, Hegseth vows not to "back down," attributing the allegations to political smears. Several Republican senators have expressed reluctance to confirm him, prompting discussions of potential replacements. Hegseth's mother defended him, claiming he has changed since past incidents. Meanwhile, Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis have discussed the position, with DeSantis showing interest.
Republican senators are expressing concerns over misconduct allegations against Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for defense secretary. The allegations, reported by The New Yorker, include financial mismanagement and inappropriate behavior. While some GOP lawmakers are urging Hegseth to address these claims, others, like Sen. Lindsey Graham, find the reports disturbing but believe he should have the opportunity to defend himself during the confirmation process. Trump's team has dismissed the allegations as gossip, and Hegseth has not publicly responded to the accusations.
Super Micro Computer Inc.'s shares surged after an independent review cleared the company of misconduct allegations. The review, prompted by accusations of accounting malpractice, found no evidence of wrongdoing by management or the board. Despite some "modest lapses," JPMorgan analysts are watching if the new auditors, BDO, will accept the findings and if Nasdaq will grant an extension for compliance with listing rules. Super Micro's shares have risen significantly in 2024, benefiting from its involvement in the AI industry.
Republican senators have dismissed misconduct allegations against Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for defense secretary, after a meeting with him. Despite allegations of sexual assault and intoxication on the job, senators like Cynthia Lummis and Rick Scott expressed strong support for Hegseth, emphasizing his leadership qualities and vision for the Pentagon. The allegations, including a 2017 sexual assault claim and a contentious divorce, have been denied by Hegseth, who has not been charged. The Trump transition team and Hegseth's lawyer have criticized media coverage of the allegations.
Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense, faces allegations of misconduct from his time leading veterans' advocacy groups. A whistleblower report accuses him of being intoxicated at work events, pursuing female staffers, and ignoring sexual misconduct within the organization. These allegations, along with a past sexual assault claim, raise concerns about his suitability for the Defense Department role. Hegseth denies the claims, attributing them to disgruntled former associates.
Gregg Wallace, host of BBC's MasterChef, has stepped aside amid an investigation into historical misconduct allegations, including inappropriate sexual comments over a 17-year period. The investigation was initiated by MasterChef producer Banijay UK following complaints to the BBC. Wallace's lawyers deny any sexually harassing behavior, and he has committed to cooperating with the review. This follows other recent misconduct allegations against BBC personalities.
Chaos erupted at the Village of Dolton's town hall meeting as residents confronted scandal-ridden Mayor Tiffany Henyard over a range of grievances, including alleged misuse of funds, retaliatory business raids, and a controversial Las Vegas trip. Residents accused Henyard of stealing money from a cancer charity, mishandling a police shooting incident, and failing to address alleged sexual assault and retaliation scandals. Henyard, in turn, criticized the media and shut down the meeting for safety reasons, citing threats of violence and misinformation. The FBI is reportedly investigating misconduct allegations against Henyard, and the Illinois Attorney General is cracking down on her purported cancer charity for lack of financial transparency.
Michigan State University trustees voted to censure and refer misconduct allegations against two trustees, Rema Vassar and Dennis Denno, to Governor Gretchen Whitmer for possible removal. The allegations stem from a months-long investigation that found instances of alleged misconduct, including accepting free flights and tickets, violating codes of conduct, and engaging in personal attacks. The board also voted to censure Trustee Brianna Scott for publicly alleging misconduct by Vassar. The meeting comes after a rare late-night weekend special meeting and hours before the first official day of new President Kevin Guskiewicz.