Although Harvey Weinstein does not attend any red carpet events these days, an exclusive event brought it out of the guest list before falling from Grace.
In his new book When it was goodPrevious Vanity Fair Editor Graidon Carter revealed that the disgraceful producer and the convicted sexual criminals were “banned” from the lifelong celebrities of the very stirred Academy Awards.
Carter wrote in the book, which is available on Tuesday, that Winstein “appeared regularly with more guests from his call referred to and will collude,” according to the sixth page.
“It was banned from everything because it was rude to the employees and I did not like it,” Carter said to the director, noting that the initial ban was temporarily lifted before re -re -. “It was not a drink. It was only inside.”
He held the position of editor -in -chief in The Glossy from 1992 to 2017, Carter began his stars in 1994 after the death of the customer Swifty Lazar, who was known for his Oscar. Carter recalled that the ticket was very hot, as the editor Sarah Marx, who supervised the list of guests, was “the goal of bribery, threats and even offensive.”
More than 80 women have advanced with sexual allegations, assault or rape against Winstein since 2017. In 2020, Winztein was convicted of a first -class sexual attack and rape in the third degree, and was sentenced to 23 years in prison. He was convicted of three other charges in Los Angeles in 2022, and he got another 16 years.
Through his condemnation in New York because of “terrible mistakes” on behalf of the judge, Winstein is currently being held in Rikeers, pending a re -trial scheduled on April 15.
