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Topic: #MeToo (page 18)

Laura Dern in "The Tale" (Kyle Kaplan/HBO)

"The Tale": Intimate portrait of abuse

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Woody Allen; Mia Farrow; Dylan O'Sullivan Farrow; Moses Farrow (AP/YouTube)

Moses Farrow defends Woody Allen

Rachel Leah
Morgan Freeman (AP/Evan Agostini)

Freeman apologizes for sexual harassment

Shira Tarlo
Creator and Cast of "Arrested Development" TV series Mitchell Hurwitz, Jeffrey Tambor, Jason Bateman, Jessica Walter and Will Arnett (AP/Willy Sanjuan)

Jason Bateman's awful defense of Tambor

Rachel Leah
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Harvey Weinstein (Getty/Alexander Koerner)

Weinstein to be investigated by Feds

Rachel Leah
Melissa Francis (Getty/Mike Coppola)

Fox News anchor: Smash your bubble

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Louis C.K.; Aziz Ansari; Al Franken; Sarah Silverman (AP/Getty/Salon)

Sarah Silverman defends Al Franken

Rachel Leah
(AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

The Supreme Court's blow to #MeToo

Michele Gilman - The Conversation
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Mario Batali (AP/Andy Kropa)

NYPD investigating Mario Batali

Rachel Leah
Susan Wild; Madeleine Dean; Mary Gay Scanlon

A massive week for women in politics

Matthew Rozsa
Brad Kern (Getty/Frederick M. Brown)

Exclusive: NCIS NOLA's Brad Kern out

Melanie McFarland
(Getty/Mark Ralston)

Uber ends forced arbitration

Nicole Karlis
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Junot Diaz; Benedict Cumberbatch as Patrick Melrose in "Patrick Melrose" (Getty/Mark Wilson/Showtime/Ollie Upton)

Is a cycle of abuse inevitable?

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Matt Lauer; Ann Curry (AP/Evan Agostini)

NBC's suspicious harassment probe

Nicole Karlis
"Fillette a la corbeille fleurie" by Pablo Picasso, from the collection of Peggy and David Rockefeller, sold for $115 million. (Getty/Hector Retamal)

What does #MeToo mean for historic art?

Rachel Leah
Roman Polanski (Getty/Andreas Rentz)

Polanski labels #MeToo "mass hysteria"

Joseph Neese
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Eric Schneiderman (AP/Seth Wenig)

#MeToo is working — at least on the left

Amanda Marcotte
FILE - In this Thursday Aug. 21, 2014, file photo, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman speaks during a news conference, in New York. The three largest credit reporting agencies will change the way they handle records in a major revamp long sought by consumer advocates. The changes were announced Monday, March 9, 2015, after talks between Equifax, Experian, TransUnion and Schneiderman. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews, File) (AP)

Schneiderman out: #MeToo's new bombshell

Sophia Tesfaye
#MeToo Survivors' March in Hollywood (Getty/Mark Ralston)

#MeToo in the art world

Irina Aristarkhova - The Conversation
Jeffrey Tambor in "Transparent" (Amazon Studios)

Jeffrey Tambor admits to being "mean"

Rachel Leah
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(AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)

Nike's #MeToo moment

Elizabeth C. Tippett - The Conversation
(Getty/Stephanie Keith)

Sexism makes women sick

Catherine Harnois, Joao Luiz Bastos - The Conversation
Camille Cosby and Bill Cosby (Getty Images)

Twisted history, told by Camille Cosby

Melanie McFarland
(Getty/monkeybusinessimages)

Mariott workers say #MeToo

Nicole Karlis
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