Kelly Kahl, president of CBS Entertainment, defended the decision to renew the TV drama “Bull” despite allegations of sexual harassment against star Michael Weatherly, which resulted in a $9.5-million settlement with his accuser, actress Eliza Dushku.
Kelly Kahl, president of CBS Entertainment, defended on Wednesday the decision to renew the TV drama “Bull” despite allegations of sexual harassment against star Michael Weatherly, which resulted in a $9.5-million settlement with his accuser, actress Eliza Dushku.
“Michael made a mistake in his comments, he owned that mistake, he was apologetic at the time, he was remorseful,” Kahl added. “He indicated to us that he is willing to take any kind of coaching or training that we deem necessary for him to create a positive environment on the set.”“There was never any complaint about him before, and there hasn’t been anything after,” he said. “I believe he took everything very seriously and he wants to move forward. He’s a dad, he’s a father.
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Jeff Glor to bid farewell from 'CBS Evening News' on FridayJeff Glor, the anchor for “CBS Evening News,' will leave the broadcast, according to a CBS source who did not wish to be named.
Lire la suite »
Steven Spielberg's production company is pulling out of 'Bull,' which CBS just renewed despite Eliza Dushku's allegation of sexual harassment against the show's starCBS has renewed its series 'Bull,' but Steven Spielberg's Amblin Television has pulled away from the show.
Lire la suite »
Bullock: 'We’re expecting more from preschoolers' than TrumpMontana Gov. Steve Bullock said President Trump is not a good role model, adding that 'we're expecting more from preschoolers' than Trump, while on 'CBS This Morning'
Lire la suite »
TV Networks Creating Targeted-Ad CapabilitiesTV networks including CBS and Fox are discussing selling some commercial time for targeted ads, which let advertisers serve different commercials to different households watching the same shows
Lire la suite »
‘Bad form’ and ‘wrong’: Republicans slam Don Jr. subpoena from GOP senatorMulvaney said on CBS podcast that he’d been blindsided by the news of the Senate Intelligence Committee issuing a subpoena for Donald Trump Jr.'s testimony
Lire la suite »
Mulvaney says it was ‘bad form’ for Senate Republicans not to inform him about Donald Trump Jr. subpoenaIn an interview with CBS, the acting White House chief of staff also emphasized that President Trump and his son are “two different people.”
Lire la suite »
A New-Look TV Industry Descends on Madison AvenueAdvertisers will get their first look this week at what the broadcast networks have cooked up for the fall TV season. The major networks all have fresh faces calling the shots on their programming after a year of big change in the industry.
Lire la suite »
How lovable 'Big Bang Theory' pals matured (well, not always) over the show's 12 seasons'The Big Bang Theory' co-creator Chuck Lorre, cast members credit character evolution as a major reason the CBS sitcom lasted a record 279 episodes.
Lire la suite »
Audio reveals pilots angrily confronting Boeing about 737 Max feature before 2nd deadly crashJust months before a second deadly crash of a Boeing 737 Max airplane, American Airlines pilots angrily confronted a Boeing official about a computerized anti-stall system that preliminary reports have now implicated in both deadly wrecks, audio obtained by CBS News reveals.
Lire la suite »