Last week, the Walt Disney Company, claiming that the newspaper "showed a complete disregard for basic journalistic standards," resolved to barre L.A. Times film critics from attending advance screenings of its latest movies and other media events. A controversial decision that rapidly sparked a full-blown backlash within the journalism community.

The Weinstein scandal was only the tip of the iceberg in what seems to be the beginning of a series of shocking revelations about sexual harassment in show business (and beyond). Following allegations of sexual misconducts involving the famous Hollywood producer, director James Toback, Ben Affleck, Nickelodeon animator Chris Savino, Honest Trailers' creator Andy Signore, and more recently Brett Ratner, the focus has now shifted toward award-winning actor Kevin Spacey, who is accused of making advances on a child actor during his career debut.

It's this time of year again! And although going door to door to fill your bag and belly with candy, or to that costume party Helen from accounting invited you to (and you said yes, even though you won't know anyone there) sounds like a lot of fun, it's OK from time to time to just stay home, turn off the lights so no one bothers you with their "trick or treats", and spend Halloween night watching scary movies under a blanket while stuffing your face with all those sweets you initially bought for the kids waiting desperately outside your apartment.

"When I heard I had the part, I was looking at the ocean, and that's the moment when Andy came back to make his movie. What happened after was out of my control." Saying that Jim Carrey was obsessed with playing Andy Kaufman during the making of Miloš Forman's Man on the Moon, which portrays the controversial life and career of the late legendary comedian, would be an understatement, as told by Carrey himself, above.