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Shock rocker Marilyn Manson has settled his defamation lawsuit against Evan Rachel Wood, dropping all claims and paying her $327,000 in attorney fees. The settlement comes amid an ongoing criminal investigation into Manson involving multiple women.

This article delves into the disturbing trend of wealthy and powerful individuals using their status to exploit and abuse others. Focusing on the recent arrest of former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries for alleged sex trafficking, the piece highlights the chilling similarities to cases involving Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs and Harvey Weinstein. It explores how wealth and influence have been used to create a culture of impunity, where victims are silenced and abusers evade justice. This alarming exposé sheds light on the dark underbelly of the #MeToo movement and the urgent need for systemic change.

The recent resurgence of sexual misconduct allegations against powerful men has brought a sense of déjà vu, prompting questions about the progress of the #MeToo movement and the continued systemic issues that allow abuse to thrive. While some progress has been made, the prevalence of these cases highlights the need for more comprehensive and effective change.

Malayalam actress Minu Muneer has accused filmmaker-actor Balachandra Menon of forcing her to watch a group sex act in his room in 2007. This is the latest shocking revelation in the #MeToo movement’s impact on the Malayalam film industry, following the release of the Justice Hema Committee report, which exposed widespread sexual exploitation. Muneer has previously accused several other prominent figures, including actor Jayasurya and CPI(M) MLA Mukesh, of abuse, and her allegations have led to investigations and arrests.

A wave of new sexual misconduct allegations against powerful men is raising concerns that the progress made since the MeToo movement began in 2017 is being undone. This article examines the resurgence of these accusations, explores the ongoing challenges women face in speaking out, and emphasizes the urgent need for lasting systemic change.

India’s stock market continues its winning streak, Wow Momo sets its sights on an IPO, and Malayalam actor Edavela Babu faces arrest in a rape case amidst the #MeToo movement in Kerala. Meanwhile, a special court orders a Lokayukta probe into a MUDA scam, potentially impacting Karnataka’s Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.

This article provides a summary of key news events from September 24th, including India’s economic growth forecast, market fluctuations, political controversies, and the #MeToo movement in Kerala. It covers topics ranging from business and finance to politics and entertainment.

Malayalam actor Siddique has been issued an arrest warrant by the Kerala Police in connection with a sexual assault allegation stemming from the Malayalam cinema #MeToo movement. The warrant comes after the High Court dismissed Siddique’s bail plea in a rape case filed by a former actress. The alleged assault occurred in 2016, and the victim came forward after the Hema Committee report was released.

Former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, already facing retrial on other sex charges, has been indicted on a new sex crime charge stemming from an alleged incident in 2006. This latest accusation, made by a woman who has never publicly spoken out before, adds another layer to the ongoing #MeToo saga surrounding Weinstein.

Disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein has been indicted on a new sex crime charge, stemming from an alleged assault in 2006. The accuser, who has not gone public, alleges that Weinstein forced oral sex on her in a Manhattan hotel. Weinstein’s lawyer denies the allegations and says his client has no knowledge of the woman. The new charge comes as Weinstein faces a retrial in New York for a previous conviction, which was overturned due to a legal technicality. This latest development further complicates the legal battles surrounding Weinstein, who has become a central figure in the #MeToo movement.