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Of course its no surprise the rapists and sexual molesters in hollywood are still running wild and no one believes for a second Ellen Degenerate didn't know about it.
More bad news for The Ellen DeGeneres Show, which is already dealing with claims of a toxic work culture in which employees were allegedly fired for taking medical leave and bereavement days. Now the popular daytime talk show is facing multiple accusations of sexual misconduct, including allegations that one high ranking producer assaulted and harassed male staffers. Buzzfeed News reported Friday that it spoke with dozens of former employees of Ellen DeGeneres’ show, many of whom confirmed incidents of sexual harassment and assault. Executive producer and head writer Kevin Leman faces allegations that he asked for a hand job and oral sex from a male staffer in a bathroom during a 2013 company party. Leman, who is also the creator of Ellen’s Game of Games, is also alleged to have grabbed the penis of a production assistant and groped another production assistant inside a vehicle and kissed his neck.
Buzzfeed reported that it was also common for Leman to make sexually explicit comments in the office, like pointing out male colleagues’ bulges in their crotches, or asking them questions like, “Are you a top or a bottom?”
“It’s masked in sarcasm, but it’s not sarcasm,” a former employee told the news site. Former employees allege that Leman targeted lower-level and younger male staffers.
Co-executive producer Jonathan Norman faces an accusation that he tried to perform oral sex on a male employee. The former employee claims Norman groomed him over a period of time by taking him to concerts and other work-related perks, and then one night attempted to fellate him.
Three of the employee’s former colleagues on the show corroborated to Buzzfeed that he told them about the incident at the time and said they have discussed it in the years since.
Five former employees claim executive producer Ed Glavin targeted women by touching them in a way that made them uncomfortable, including rubbing their shoulders and back, as well as placing his hand around their lower waist.
Dozens of former employees also said Glavin ruled the office through fear and intimidation.
One former employee told Buzzfeed when they turned in their notice, Glavin flipped over a table and chair while screaming. Five former employees also claim that they saw Glavin use a button at his desk to remotely shut his office door “as an intimidation tactic” during reprimands.
Ellen DeGeneres apologized to her staff this week in an internal letter obtained by the Reporter.
But former employees told Buzzfeed that they’re not buying Ellen’s apology.
“For someone who’s so involved in the show and the creative aspect, and having been in those meetings with her, it’s very hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that she doesn’t hear the same whispers,” one former employee who worked closely with DeGeneres told Buzzfeed.
“She knows,” another former employee said. “She knows shit goes on, but also she doesn’t want to hear it.”
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More bad news for The Ellen DeGeneres Show, which is already dealing with claims of a toxic work culture in which employees were allegedly fired for taking medical leave and bereavement days. Now the popular daytime talk show is facing multiple accusations of sexual misconduct, including allegations that one high ranking producer assaulted and harassed male staffers. Buzzfeed News reported Friday that it spoke with dozens of former employees of Ellen DeGeneres’ show, many of whom confirmed incidents of sexual harassment and assault. Executive producer and head writer Kevin Leman faces allegations that he asked for a hand job and oral sex from a male staffer in a bathroom during a 2013 company party. Leman, who is also the creator of Ellen’s Game of Games, is also alleged to have grabbed the penis of a production assistant and groped another production assistant inside a vehicle and kissed his neck.
Buzzfeed reported that it was also common for Leman to make sexually explicit comments in the office, like pointing out male colleagues’ bulges in their crotches, or asking them questions like, “Are you a top or a bottom?”
“It’s masked in sarcasm, but it’s not sarcasm,” a former employee told the news site. Former employees allege that Leman targeted lower-level and younger male staffers.
Co-executive producer Jonathan Norman faces an accusation that he tried to perform oral sex on a male employee. The former employee claims Norman groomed him over a period of time by taking him to concerts and other work-related perks, and then one night attempted to fellate him.
Three of the employee’s former colleagues on the show corroborated to Buzzfeed that he told them about the incident at the time and said they have discussed it in the years since.
Five former employees claim executive producer Ed Glavin targeted women by touching them in a way that made them uncomfortable, including rubbing their shoulders and back, as well as placing his hand around their lower waist.
Dozens of former employees also said Glavin ruled the office through fear and intimidation.
One former employee told Buzzfeed when they turned in their notice, Glavin flipped over a table and chair while screaming. Five former employees also claim that they saw Glavin use a button at his desk to remotely shut his office door “as an intimidation tactic” during reprimands.
Ellen DeGeneres apologized to her staff this week in an internal letter obtained by the Reporter.
But former employees told Buzzfeed that they’re not buying Ellen’s apology.
“For someone who’s so involved in the show and the creative aspect, and having been in those meetings with her, it’s very hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that she doesn’t hear the same whispers,” one former employee who worked closely with DeGeneres told Buzzfeed.
“She knows,” another former employee said. “She knows shit goes on, but also she doesn’t want to hear it.”
'Ellen DeGeneres Show' Faces Multiple Accusations of Sexual Assault and Harassment
More bad news for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," which is already dealing with claims of a toxic work culture in which employees were allegedly fired for taking medical leave and bereavement days. Now the popular daytime talk show is facing multiple accusations of sexual misconduct, including...
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