Speaker 1: Well, folks, the scandal that has inveloped Hollywood took another
Speaker 1: turn this week. Star Trek actor Anthony Rapp, now forty six,
Speaker 1: accused fellow actor Kevin Spacey if sexually irassing him in
Speaker 1: six when he was fourteen. Now Spacey immediately apologized to
Speaker 1: what he said would have been deeply inappropriate drunken behavior,
Speaker 1: and then Spacey set off another firestorm when he used
Speaker 1: the apology to declare he chooses to live life as
Speaker 1: a gay man. It's a choice. Now. Netflix has announced
Speaker 1: that production on House of Cards starring Spacey will be
Speaker 1: suspended indefinitely. Spokeswoman says the decision to kill the show
Speaker 1: was made months ago, but they were still going to
Speaker 1: go ahead with this season season six until yesterday. In
Speaker 1: a joint statement with the producers, Netflix said they were
Speaker 1: deeply troubled by the report of Space's deeply inappropriate drunken
Speaker 1: behavior all those years ago, before he announced that he's
Speaker 1: choosing to live life as a gay man. Meanwhile, on
Speaker 1: another Hollywood for hunt and back for additional women say
Speaker 1: they were abused by the now infamous Harvey Weinstein. They
Speaker 1: described groping, forcing them to watch him doing things with
Speaker 1: himself and another serious allegation of rape. One accuser says
Speaker 1: that she spoke to Harvey's Hollywood friends about what had happened.
Speaker 1: They told her it is just a rite of passage
Speaker 1: for actresses in Hollywood. So far, avy women have come
Speaker 1: forward with stories of Harvey Weinstein. Turns out Hollywood's House
Speaker 1: of cards is really a house of horrors. M