Kevin Spacey has been hit with more accusations of being another Hollywood pervert — right after the Oscar winner apologized for trying to sexually assault “Star Trek” actor Anthony Rapp when he was only 14 years old!
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Kevin Spacey has been hit with more accusations of being another Hollywood pervert — right after the Oscar winner apologized for trying to sexually assault "Star Trek" actor Anthony Rapp when he was only 14 years old!
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Spacey's career is on the rocks after Anthony has finally named and shamed the powerful movie star — after first hinting at his assailant's identity in 2006! Now former Boston newswoman Heather Unruh has joined in naming Spacey as a sexual harasser.
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"The [Harvey] Weinstein scandal has emboldened me," Heather wrote on social media. "I was a Kevin Spacey fan until he assaulted a loved one." Heather isn't identifying the alleged victim, but adds that her "intent was to encourage a badly needed investigation and conversation." But that's not the only new accusation!
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UK resident Nadine West also went to social media to say that Spacey "groped my young male friend when they were both working at the Old Vic" — referring to the same London theater where Spacey was performing when caught in a bizarre story of being mugged at 4 a.m. in a public park known for covert gay sex.
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The revelations have also revived claims by several sources that Spacey participates in notorious pool parties thrown by "X-Man" director Bryan Singer — who worked with the disgraced actor in both "The Usual Suspects" and "Superman Returns." As earlier reported by The National ENQUIRER, openly gay sitcom star Noah Galvin caused an uproar when Singer's name came up in a New York magazine interview.
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Noah casually stated as fact in the interview that Singer would invite young actors to his pool and take advantage of them sexually. “I want nothing to do with that," said the ABC star. The heat came down fast on Noah — with the "X-Men" director having already faced three lawsuits charging him with sexual exploitation of minors.
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One lawsuit against Singer was dismissed, another withdrawn, and one dismissed for insufficient evidence. Within hours of his interview being published, Noah went to the internet with a public apology to the director.
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"I sincerely apologize to Bryan Singer for the horrible statement I made about him in the interview I gave to New York magazine," Noah said — adding: "I have never been to Bryan’s house, and I admit there is no basis for any of the things I said or implied about Bryan in that interview."
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Kevin Spacey has been hit with more accusations of being another Hollywood pervert — right after the Oscar winner apologized for trying to sexually assault "Star Trek" actor Anthony Rapp when he was only 14 years old!
Photo credit: Getty Images
Spacey's career is on the rocks after Anthony has finally named and shamed the powerful movie star — after first hinting at his assailant's identity in 2006! Now former Boston newswoman Heather Unruh has joined in naming Spacey as a sexual harasser.
Photo credit: Getty Images
"The [Harvey] Weinstein scandal has emboldened me," Heather wrote on social media. "I was a Kevin Spacey fan until he assaulted a loved one." Heather isn't identifying the alleged victim, but adds that her "intent was to encourage a badly needed investigation and conversation." But that's not the only new accusation!
UK resident Nadine West also went to social media to say that Spacey "groped my young male friend when they were both working at the Old Vic" — referring to the same London theater where Spacey was performing when caught in a bizarre story of being mugged at 4 a.m. in a public park known for covert gay sex.
Photo credit: Getty Images
The revelations have also revived claims by several sources that Spacey participates in notorious pool parties thrown by "X-Man" director Bryan Singer — who worked with the disgraced actor in both "The Usual Suspects" and "Superman Returns." As earlier reported by The National ENQUIRER, openly gay sitcom star Noah Galvin caused an uproar when Singer's name came up in a New York magazine interview.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Noah casually stated as fact in the interview that Singer would invite young actors to his pool and take advantage of them sexually. “I want nothing to do with that," said the ABC star. The heat came down fast on Noah — with the "X-Men" director having already faced three lawsuits charging him with sexual exploitation of minors.
Photo credit: Getty Images
One lawsuit against Singer was dismissed, another withdrawn, and one dismissed for insufficient evidence. Within hours of his interview being published, Noah went to the internet with a public apology to the director.
Photo credit: Getty Images
"I sincerely apologize to Bryan Singer for the horrible statement I made about him in the interview I gave to New York magazine," Noah said — adding: "I have never been to Bryan’s house, and I admit there is no basis for any of the things I said or implied about Bryan in that interview."
Photo credit: Getty Images