Hollywood execs lose deals, clients flee as Epstein files trigger fallout in the industry
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Jeffrey Epstein documents released by DOJ on Jan. 30 reveal celebrity connections including Tommy Mottola, Casey Wasserman and Barry Diller, though inclusion does not imply wrongdoing.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) released more than three million Epstein records, including his personal emails, on Jan. 30. Inclusion in the files does not necessarily imply wrongdoing.
Here's a look at the celebrities swept up in the latest files:
Kate Hudson reveals how parents Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell raised her with strict work ethic despite Hollywood privilege and wealth.
Halle Berry recalls fearing her nude scene in "Monster's Ball" with Billy Bob Thornton might end her career, but the role earned her an Oscar for best actress in 2001.
Mike Wolfe launches new History Channel series "History's Greatest Picks" while honoring late "American Pickers" co-star Frank Fritz, who died in 2024 from stroke complications.
Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are determined to protect their young children from scrutiny after their father's arrest on Epstein-related misconduct charges creates family crisis.
Kate Middleton made her first public appearance two days after Prince Andrew's arrest in connection with his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Michael Imperioli says many characters from "The Sopranos" would likely be Trump supporters despite being immigrants, discussing the HBO show's American dream themes.
Jessica Alba shares Miami vacation photos on Instagram featuring bikini pictures, ocean views, and romantic moments with boyfriend actor Danny Ramirez including a Valentine's Day sign.
Eric Dane's friends launch $250K GoFundMe for daughters after 'Grey's Anatomy' star loses ALS battle
Eric Dane's friends launch GoFundMe campaign for his daughters after the "Grey's Anatomy" star's death from ALS. The $250,000 goal supports Billie and Georgia's future stability.
Tim McGraw fought his record label to include "Indian Outlaw" on his second album after they called it "too controversial," he explained on "The Tim Ferriss Show."
Gwen Stefani's religious faith divides fans on social media as critics accuse the pop icon of embracing conservatism while defenders push back against the "MAGA" labeling.
Actor Dennis Quaid tells "The Greg Laurie Show" that political extremism has changed the landscape and shares his stance as someone who supports common sense over party lines.
A woman is suing Donny Osmond and Harrah's Las Vegas after allegedly being struck by an inflatable ball during a concert performance, claiming a serious eye injury.
"Golden Girls" star Estelle Getty's Los Angeles home sells for $7.65 million, featuring 4,552 square feet with five bedrooms, chef's kitchen, wine cellar and guest suite.