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Kevin Spacey has been ordered to pay the  production company, MRC, $31 million after it was determined he breached his contract and was fired for alleged sexual misconduct.According to court documents obtained by ET on Thursday, Judge Mel Red Recana confirmed the arbitration award, which was determined last November following an arbitration hearing between MRC and Spacey's attorneys.An arbitrator ruled that the 63-year-old actor breached his contract with theproduction company when he was fired from in 2017 amid allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct.The ruling, first reported by , awarded $29.5 million in damages and $1.4 million in attorneys fees and costs to MRC.In 2017, multiple people came forward against Spacey to allege a pattern of sexually predatory conduct, and he's denied the allegations.

Kevin Spacey must pay House of Cards producer MRC nearly $31 million for alleged sexual misconduct behind the scenes of the Netflix show, a judge ruled today, saying it was not even a “close case.”

season 7 of Bravo's Emmy-nominated  is proving itself to be one of the strongest outings in franchise history. There's a secret boat romance between chef Dave White and chief stewardess Natasha Webb, a Bosun (Raygan Tyler) who seems completely in over her head, a slight subordinate deckhand in Jason Gaskell and the instantly comedic/chaotic duo of the interior crew's Natalya Scudder and Kyle Viljoen.«I've watched the seasons,» Kyle teases to ET over video chat. «So that's why I'm literally encouraging people, is the one you want to watch.

season 7 of Bravo's Emmy-nominated  is proving itself to be one of the strongest outings in franchise history. There's a secret boat romance between chef David White and chief stewardess Natasha Webb, a Bosun (Raygan Tyler) who seems completely in over her head, a slight subordinate deckhand in Jason Gaskell and the instantly comedic/chaotic duo of the interior crew's Natalya Scudder and Kyle Viljoen.«I've watched the seasons,» Kyle teases to ET over video chat. «So that's why I'm literally encouraging people, is the one you want to watch.

Former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo recently landed a new gig, hosting his own primetime on NewsNation (the rebranded WGN) after being fired by CNN for violating the network’s journalistic standards by consulting with his brother, ex-New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, during the latter’s sexual harassment scandal.

Ellise Shafer During an appearance on HBO’s “Real Time With Bill Maher” on Friday night, Chris Cuomo discussed his firing from CNN and gave an update on his brother, former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who resigned from office last year after a sexual harassment investigation.“I feel like I lost a sense of purpose for a while because of how things ended,” Cuomo said when Maher asked him if he misses CNN, where he once hosted the station’s most-watched show. After Maher asked him if he was happy, Cuomo responded that that is “probably not the right word.”Cuomo came on “Real Time” to promote his new podcast, “The Chris Cuomo Project.” He also announced on Tuesday that he is joining NewsNation this fall, marking his return to TV news after he was ousted at CNN late last year.

Chris Cuomo will be making his return to TV sooner than you know it.

Chris Cuomo doesn’t feel like a victim.

, the streamer revealed, «As is policy, an investigation was launched. Upon its completion, the decision was made to terminate his contract, with immediate effect.»Prior to his firing, Speer was set to reprise the role of Guy from the 1997 British film, . Original co-stars Robert Carlyle and Lesley Sharp are onboard the production as well.  follows a rag-tag group of six unemployed men in Sheffield, England who create a striptease act in an attempt to earn money.

A Vancouver soft-rock radio outlet is raging today after two popular DJs were fired. Chances are, the station brass is equally unthrilled as KISS-FM has been spinning only Rage Against the Machine’s “Killing in the Name” ever since. Over and over.

Claudia Eller Co-Editor-in-ChiefThe abruptness and timing of Peter Rice’s firing last week by Disney CEO Bob Chapek remains a complete mystery to many, including Rice, I’m told. The move came as a total shock to the industry and to the well-respected media executive, who is unusual in having spent his entire industry career at one studio, 20th Century Fox, and then its successor company, Disney.As everyone now knows, Rice had absolutely no idea what was about to happen when his boss called him into a meeting on June 8, and I hear he was told that Chapek wanted to discuss the Disney board meeting taking place in Orlando later this month, at which Rice was scheduled to make a presentation.Instead, in a conversation that lasted all of seven minutes, Chapek informed Rice that he was letting him go because he wasn’t a good fit for him or the “new culture” at Disney.

Matthew Morrison‘s wife is speaking out in his defense following the actor’s dramatic dismissal days ago from So You Think You Can Dance.

Matthew Morrison's wife Renee Puente took to Instagram Thursday in support of her husband after he was fired as a judge on the Fox TV show So You Think You Can Dance amid allegations he had an inappropriate relationship with a female contestant.The Hawaii-born actress and model, 37, reposted a video statement Morrison, 43, made in his defense, in which he recited a seemingly innocuous text message he sent a contestant that led to his ouster from the show, vowing he had 'nothing to hide.'Puente said of Morrison's clip: 'My husband has finally been given an opportunity to speak his truth' and 'has done so with such grace and integrity in a situation that is complex and incredibly complicated.' The latest: Matthew Morrison's wife Renee Puente, 37, took to Instagram Thursday in support of her husband after he was fired as a judge on So You Think You Can Dance amid allegations he had an inappropriate relationship with a female contestant. She is pictured with their two children, son Revel James Makai, four, and 11-month-old daughter Phoenix MonroePuente, paraphrasing what her husband said in his clip, said that 'gossip and cruelty are poison that have penetrated the depths of our society and somehow have made people forget their true nature - Love & compassion.'She shared a quotation from author Jay Shetty that read, 'Negativity is a trait, not someone’s identity.

Matthew Morrison is speaking out about the controversy that has suddenly consumed his career this week.

Matthew Morrison says he was fired from  after sending one single message to a female contestant he was trying to help land a job on the show.The 43-year-old actor took to his Instagram account on Thursday and posted a 1 minute video and called the «flirty messages» allegations «blatantly untrue.» In that video, Morrison sought to «clarify» the events that led to his dismissal from the dance competition series last week.«It's really unfortunate that I have to sit here and defend myself and my family against blatantly untrue statements made anonymously but I have nothing to hide,» Morrison said. «So, in the interest of transparency, I will read to you the one message tha tI wrote to a dancer on the show.»Morrison then grabbed his phone and read aloud, «Hey, it's Matthew.

It turns out there may have been more people involved in the racism scandal that resulted in Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute being fired from Vanderpump Rules in 2020!

Stassi Schroeder is sharing some new details about the incident that led to her Vanderpump Rules firing.

EXCLUSIVE: By May 4, the cast and crew of Netflix’s The Fall of the House of Usher had moved on. It had been three weeks since star Frank Langella had been fired following an investigation into complaints of unacceptable behavior, and Bruce Greenwood had just been cast as his replacement. Then the incident returned to the headlines with Langella’s fiery guest column on Deadline, in which he portrayed himself as “collateral damage” and a victim of cancel culture which he called “not fair,” “not just” and “not American.”

Getting very meta. Erinn Hayes has joined the second season of Kevin Can F**k Himself — after her previous firing from Kevin Can Wait.

Kasabian frontman was convicted in 2020 of assaulting his wife.Pizzorno, who has since taken over lead singer duties in the Leicester band, spoke in a new interview about the decision to fire Meighan.“The summer when Tom left was absolutely heartbreaking,” Pizzorno told The Guardian.“It felt like leaving home and coming back and seeing it burnt down, walking round the ashes, seeing old pictures and artefacts and picking things up and sifting through the destruction. It was an intense time.”Pizzorno, who is promoting Kasabian’s new album ‘The Alchemist’s Euphoria’, added that “it always amazes me” how fans were so aggrieved by the band’s decision to sack Meighan.

Saladin Patterson, an executive producer of The Wonder Years reboot, said that 'the show will go on, and the show will continue to be great' in the wake of Fred Savage's firing from the series earlier this month.Patterson spoke with People about the recently-renewed show's future on Sunday during a For Your Consideration event for the series at the Academy Museum in Los Angeles.Savage's firing from the series - which he starred in the first incarnation of from 1988-1993 - was confirmed May 6 by a 20th Television spokesperson following a probe amid 'allegations of inappropriate conduct' against the actor-director, 45. The latest:Saladin Patterson, an executive producer of The Wonder Years reboot, said that 'the show will go on, and the show will continue to be great' in the wake of Fred Savage's firing from the show earlier this monthPatterson told the outlet of Savage's ouster, 'It was very heartbreaking, but I have to trust the process.'Disney does a very good job making sure that everyone is treated equitably, and we're just going to focus on moving forward and doing a great show,' he said.