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his new lawsuit against the New York Times.Baldoni, 40, claimed that Reynolds, 48, “berated” him during a heated meeting at the couple’s Tribeca penthouse in New York, in which he accused the director of “fat shaming” his wife.The “Jane the Virgin” star allegedly asked how much Lively, 37, weighed before he was supposed to life her in a scene. Baldoni claimed he had back issues and wanted “to ensure he could safely perform the lift without injury.”In response, Reynolds “aggressively berated” Baldoni during their meeting.“The confrontation that followed was so aggressive that Baldoni felt compelled to offer repeated apologies,” the lawsuit read.“Baldoni, in an effort to avoid further confrontation with Lively and Reynolds and rebuild rapport with his co-star, continued to bend to her will,” the legal filing added.A producer on the movie who was at the meeting allegedly later said “that in his 40-year career he had never seen anyone speak to someone like that.”Lively allegedly “refused to perform” the scene with Baldoni despite rehearsing “with a stunt double.”Baldoni also claimed Reynolds pressured Baldoni’s agency, WME, to drop him — allegedly during the “Deadpool & Wolverine” premiere in July, which took place before Baldoni hired his crisis PR team.

New York Times for a “cherry-picked” story about Blake Lively’s accusations against him.The suit was submitted to the Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday (December 31), citing the article ‘We Can Bury Anyone: Inside a Hollywood Smear Machine’, dated December 21.Baldoni is one of 10 plaintiffs in the suit, alongside publicists Melissa Nathan and Jennifer Abel and It Ends With Us producers Jamey Heath and Steve Sarowitz, who are suing the newspaper for libel and false light invasion of privacy. They claim the story in question relied on “cherry-picked” communications that were “stripped” of context in a deliberate attempt to mislead the reader (via Variety).A New York Times spokesperson has responded: “The role of an independent news organization is to follow the facts where they lead.

Blake Lively‘s legal team is responding to Justin Baldoni‘s lawsuit against The New York Times.

Never think for a second that anything like New Year’s Eve could get in the way of some old-fashioned Hollywood legal fireworks.

her “It Ends with Us” co-star and director, alleging he caused her to suffer “severe emotional distress and pain, humiliation, embarrassment, belittlement, frustration, and mental anguish” in addition to lost wages. TMZ was first to report the news.Lively filed her lawsuit against Baldoni, 41, and others on Tuesday in a New York federal court. “It Ends with Us,” the blockbuster movie adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel, was filmed primarily in New York.

obtained by Variety, Baldoni accused the Times of promissory fraud and breach of implied-in-fact contract. He also offered a scathing rebuttal to the 4,000-word piece titled “‘We Can Bury Anyone’: Inside a Hollywood Smear Machine,” which led to WME dropping him as a client just hours after it was published.One of those rebuttals was to the accusations that “[Baldoni] repeatedly entered her makeup trailer uninvited while she was undressed, including when she was breastfeeding.”According to the lawsuit, on June 2, 2023, Lively sent Baldoni a text in which she blamed her assistant for not providing her with an updated batch of script pages for “It Ends With Us.”“She didn’t realize they were new,” Lively wrote.

(Updated, 4:57 pm with statement from Blake Lively‘s lawyers) In a move straight out of the Donald Trump playbook, Justin Baldoni and his publicists have sued the New York Times for millions because of the paper’s explosive story on his It Ends With Us co-star Blake Lively’s claims of sexual harassment and a smear campaign from the Jane the Virgin alum and his flacks.

Blake Lively is officially suing her It Ends With Us co-star and director Justin Baldoni amid his lawsuit against The New York Times.

Fans have been quick to defend Kate Beckinsale‘s honor after she recently revealed mistreatment by men on movie sets… And that means trying to identify which co-star was the biggest jerk!

Kate Beckinsale has said she has been “assaulted” and “felt up” on film sets in the past, and was made to feel like “I was the problem”.The Underworld star posted a video on social media on Monday (December 30), in which she explained that she was choosing to come forward with her experiences as a result of the ongoing Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni allegations.Lively sued her It Ends With Us co-star and director Baldoni last week, accusing him of sexual harassment and conducting a smear campaign against her. He denies the allegations and is now reportedly planning to produce a counterclaim against Lively.Beckinsale said that while she has never met either actor, she has been “following the situation”, which she believes shines a light on “this machine that goes into effect when a woman complains about something legitimately offensive, upsetting, harmful, whatever, in this industry”.She goes on to lay out some of her own first-hard memories of such situations, sharing: “At the age of 18, [I was] felt up by somebody that I really trusted on a crew.

Blake Lively that his lawyer says will “shock everyone”.Lively sued her It Ends With Us co-star and director on December 20, accusing him of sexual harassment and conducting a PR smear campaign against her. She claims Baldoni exhibited behaviour on the set of the romantic drama that caused her “severe emotional distress”.Baldoni denied all of the allegations, and now his lawyer Bryan Freedman has told Deadline that they are preparing to file a number of counter suits.

Kate Beckinsale is sharing her own horror stories from movie sets following Blake Lively‘s lawsuit against It Ends With Us director and co-star Justin Baldoni.

Kate Beckinsale is weighing in on the Blake Lively/Justin Baldoni situation. And yes, like her fellow movie star, she’s faced some pretty upsetting behavior on movie sets.

Abigail Breslin penned an emotional letter on social media regarding the double standard and harassment faced by women who deign to speak up about experiences of sexism or injustice in Hollywood, recalling a lawsuit filed by her employer after she addressed a male co-star’s “unprofessional behavior” on set. The Little Miss Sunshine actress heavily implied she was spurred to put forth a statement following the fallout from Blake Lively’s legal complaint against Justin Baldoni, the multi-pronged scandal that also recently moved Kate Beckinsale to detail her own industry experiences of assault and misogyny.

Kate Beckinsale detailed her experiences of systemic Hollywood sexism in a lengthy Instagram video, highlighting the machinations in place to silence women who dare to speak up about on-set assault or harassment. The actress said her decision to speak up was made in light of the Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni scandal that has reignited discussions about industry-wide misogyny.

Unfortunately, Blake Lively’s legal fight against Justin Baldoni probably hits home for a lot of actresses who’ve dealt with sexist directors. Now Abigail Breslin has a lot to say about it… Over the weekend, the Little Miss Sunshine

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Abigail Breslin posted a lengthy statement on both her Tumblr and Instagram accounts in which she remembered being called “hysterical” after speaking out about a co-star’s unprofessional behavior. The “Little Miss Sunshine” Oscar nominee implied that she was inspired to post after Blake Lively filed a sexual harassment complaint against her “It Ends With Us” co-star and director Justin Baldoni.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Kate Beckinsale posted a video on Instagram in which she detailed a handful of instances where she has suffered harassment and abuse on various sets. The “Underworld” star shared her horror stories in reaction to Blake Lively‘s sexual harassment complaint against her “It Ends With Us” director and co-star Justin Baldoni. Beckinsale said she was “grateful to Lively for highlighting this is not an archaic problem no one is facing.

in the wake of her against Justin Baldoni. In a lengthy posted on December 29, the praised Lively for “highlighting” what happens to women in Hollywood that speak out about abuse.On December 21, Blake Lively filed a against her co-star and director, accusing Baldoni and another Wayfarer Studios executive of launching a smear campaign to “destroy” her reputation after she complained about sexual misconduct and other inappropriate behavior during filming.Though Baldoni's lawyer has , Lively's full complaint cites a number of alleged email and text exchanges between Baldoni's PR team as evidence.

Whitney Cummings is TEARING INTO Justin Baldoni!

Justin Baldoni isn’t planning on letting up anytime soon amid his legal battle with Blake Lively. In fact, he claims to be planning to “expose” the real truth.