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Longtime Fox News commentator Cathy Areu has joined forces with former Fox News employee Jennifer Eckhart to sue the network, claiming it didn’t take enough action over claims of sexual harassment and retaliation by some of the network’s top stars. In lawsuit paperwork filed on July 20 and obtained by HollywoodLife.com, Jennifer claimed that fired anchor Ed Henry sexually assaulted her on several occasions.

Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott and Fox News Media President and Executive Editor Jay Wallace, the network announced that the 48-year-old TV personalityhad been fired following a complaint of «willful sexual misconduct in the workplace.»The alleged misconduct took place «years ago,» according to the memo. After receiving the complaint on June 25, the network says they hired an outside law firm to investigate the matter.

Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott and Fox News Media President and Executive Editor Jay Wallace, the network announced that the 48-year-old TV personalityhad been fired following a complaint of «willful sexual misconduct in the workplace.»The alleged misconduct took place «years ago,» according to the memo. ET has reached out to Henry for comment.After receiving the complaint on June 25, the network says they hired an outside law firm to investigate the matter.

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LeBron James is calling out Fox News anchor Laura Ingraham for what some see as a double standard when it comes to her response to athletes sharing political opinions. James took to Twitter on Sunday to bring attention to Ingraham's support of recent political remarks by Drew Brees just a few years after she famously told James to «shut up and dribble» when he criticized Donald Trump.

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Jedediah Bila is counting her blessings. The 41-year-old weekend anchor and former co-host on took to Instagram on Thursday to update her followers on her condition, revealing she has contracted COVID-19.

Fox Corporation joined other media companies like Walt Disney and ViacomCBS Tuesday with an acknowledgement that the continuing coronavirus pandemic may have an effect on its financial operations.

Amy Listerman, chief financial officer at Fox News Media, will step down from her role, and will be replaced by Joe Dorrego, a Fox Corp. executive who will become both chief financial officer and chief operating officer at the company, which is the critical financial engine of its parent company.

Daniel Radcliffe dreams of playing David Bowie in a biopic – but is convinced he’d “screw up” if the opportunity ever arose.

Luke Bryan has admitted he turns to his audience for tips on how to be better as an artist.

Doug Hutchison has accused his ex-wife Courtney Stodden of faking a pregnancy and miscarriage in a bid to land a reality TV deal.

The Iowa caucus which, for the Democratic Party at least, devolved into a disaster involving delayed numbers and a faulty app, drew a total of 8.5 million viewers across the three major cable networks.

Charlize Theron says it was “really emotional” to watch Megyn Kelly’s half-hour response video to “Bombshell,” the Oscar-nominated feature film that depicts the sexual harassment Kelly (as played by Theron) and several other women experienced from Fox News founder Roger Ailes.

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Megyn Kelly broke her silence on “Bombshell,” the latest media project to examine the culture of Fox News Channel under the aegis of its founding executive, Roger AIles.