Harvey Weinstein

Hollywood is so completely shameless, even in the midst of Academy Award-worthy displays of shock and disbelief at the accusations of sexual assault surfacing against Harvey Weinstein.

Harvey Weinstein has been having a rough time lately. As dozens of women have come forward alleging him of sexual assault and even rape and two criminal investigations are targeting the king of the indie film universe, he's had to come to terms with the fact that he might have something to blame other than his own rotten morals: sex addiction. 

Corey Feldman's heartbreaking stories of sexual abuse in Hollywood are receiving new attention this week, as many in Hollywood try to pretend to be shocked at the sexual abuse that goes on in show business. 

A screenwriter who was part of the golden age of Miramax, Harvey Weinstein's studio, has come forward with a stunning confession and condemnation of, and apology for, the culture in which Weinstein was able to pressure, molest, harass, and assault dozens upon dozens of women. 

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which is the organization that holds the self-idolizing Hollywood awards show 'The Oscars' each year, has decided about four decades too late that they should make an example out of men who sexually harass women.