Harvey Weinstein
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‘Bully’ Wins the Ratings Battle, But It Isn’t Winning the War
Analysis: Harvey Weinstein’s “Bully” battle over ratings isn’t likely to cause long-lasting impact
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Judge Rules Bob Weinstein Not a Threat to Wife Anna
Court rejects claim by Anna Weinstein, who has filed for divorce from Bob Weinstein, that he poses a threat of “bodily harm” to her
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Harvey Weinstein Spars With MPAA Head Chris Dodd Over ‘Bully’ Rating in D.C.
Weinstein Co. co-chair suggests he may release the documentary “Bully” as unrated rather than submit to the organization’s R rating
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PTC Says ‘Bully’ to MPAA’s R-Rating for ‘Bully’
“An accurate content rating in no way diminishes the powerful and vitally important messages conveyed in the film,” the conservative Parents Television Council says
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‘Bully,’ With Its R Rating, Gets an MPAA-Hosted Screening – and Harvey Will Be There
And, no, the MPAA isn’t changing the movie’s rating to PG-13 — as Weinstein and more than 220,000 petitioners had demanded
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Harvey Weinstein Turns Down President Obama’s Movie Pitch
Harvey Weinstein passes on a film pitch — it was a spy novel — from President Obama. In Paris, he’s made a member of French Foreign Legion
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Harvey Weinstein Lashes Out at French Politician Over ‘Intouchables’ Comment
Harvey Weinstein calls former National Front president Jean-Marie Le Pen’s comments on “The Intouchables,” a film about a Muslim aiding a disabled French nobleman, “repulsive” and “bigoted”
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Teen’s Petition Makes 165,000 People Angry About MPAA’s ‘Bully’ Rating
Katy Butler, a 17-year-old high schooler, has gotten more than 165,000 people to sign her petition urging the MPAA to give the documentary “Bully” a PG-13 rating. “Kids hear worse at school,” she says
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‘The Artist’ Producer Thomas Langmann Learned From His Film Family
Thomas Langmann, producer of Oscar-winner “The Artist,” learned the value of taking risks and the joy of a challenge as a child on the beaches of St. Tropez
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Oscars 2012: Away from Hollywood & Highland, and Inside the Parties
Inside the Weinstein victory bash, Elton John, Vanity Fair and George and Brangelina’s new somber post-show hideaway
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Will America Watch the 2012 Academy Awards?
With a paucity of movie stars, no blockbusters and races largely devoid of drama, will the public bother tuning in to the Academy Awards?
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Weinstein Company Loses ‘Bully’ Rating Appeal
The Weinstein Company appealed the R rating of its documentary “Bully,” which tells the stories of five young bullying victims