CNN Money Media

MoviePass lets people go to the multiplex as many times as they want for a $9.99 monthly subscription. The company that is buying a majority stake in MoviePass is surging. It looks like a great deal for film fans but a risky bet for investors.

The full extent of the alleged abuse "may not be fully uncovered yet."

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has expelled Harvey Weinstein, and his former company is trying to stay afloat. Meanwhile, his attorneys are preparing for criminal investigations and lawsuits.

Jessica Rosenworcel, one of five FCC commissioners, told CNN's Brian Stelter that her colleagues should speak up about Trump's suggestion that NBC's licenses should be reassessed.

Bob Weinstein said he knew Harvey cheated on his wife, but "no F-in way was I aware that that was the type of predator that he was."

The Harvey Weinstein sexual harassment and assault allegations have unleashed a dizzying, eight-day whirlwind through Hollywood.

Harvey Weinstein -- who more than anyone defined and shaped the sharp-elbowed art of Oscar campaigning -- has been expelled from the group that presents the Academy Awards.

Whoopi Goldberg, Tom Hanks, Laura Dern, Steven Spielberg and Rory Kennedy are among the 54 power players who will decide Harvey Weinstein's fate in Hollywood on Saturday.

Fox and ESPN will not be airing the national anthem live during this weekend's NFL games.

Actress Rose McGowan publicly accused mega-producer Harvey Weinstein of rape on Thursday.

The Weinstein Co. doesn't even have a spokesperson anymore. The movie and TV studio is paralyzed, with employees talking about resigning and comparing it to the Titanic.

Read full story for latest details.

Updated New York Times social media policies ask journalists to refrain from partisan banter.

CtW Investment Group is pressuring the parent company of Fox News to add more women to its board and conduct a thorough review of the firm's culture.

Wife of often embattled NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell used a fake Twitter account to defend her husband against critics.

Can the Weinstein Co. survive in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal? Right now it's an open question, even among the 200-odd staffers at the company.

The 24-member board will vote Saturday on whether to expel or suspend the disgraced producer's membership.

Jane Fonda says she heard about Harvey Weinstein's alleged abuse of women a year ago, but she didn't speak out because she didn't think it was her place.