Weinstein accusers and MeToo activists are watching closely as Harvey Weinstein, who's already been convicted in New York, and Danny Masterson face criminal cases in L.A. for alleged sexual assaults.

A bill that would eliminate forced arbitration agreements for sexual assault and harassment survivors in the workplace now heads to the president's desk.

Singer-songwriter Lisa Gentile claims Noth sexually assaulted her in 2002.

Lisa Gentile claims that in 2002 Noth tried to force himself on her. Noth has previously denied allegations made by other women but has so far not commented on new allegations.

Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon released a statement supporting the women who came forward. Noth denies all allegations and he's not currently under criminal investigation.

Before the movement went viral on social media and within Hollywood, Tarana Burke created the MeToo movement in 2006 to help heal sexual assault survivors in underprivileged and diverse communities.

The creator of the Me Too movement shares her journey in her new memoir, “Unbound: My Story of Liberation and the Birth of the Me Too Movement.”

One year after Egypt's #MeToo movement, women are continuing to use social media to seek justice and push for equal rights in Egypt.

The new campaign is aimed at giving back to survivors on the third anniversary of the now-famous hashtag going viral.

In her first major media interview in six years, Bill Cosby's wife Camille Cosby told ABC News that the #MeToo movement needs to "clean up their act."

ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks with Bill Cosby’s wife about his court appeal, the #MeToo movement and Black Lives Matter.

The disgraced former NBC anchor dissected the reporting about his sexual misconduct.

The official, Guy Roberts, was the assistant secretary of defense for nuclear, chemical and biological defense programs -- as well as a former Marine Corps infantry officer.

A top Pentagon official sexually harassed three female staffers before ultimately resigning from his post last April, according to a Defense Department IG report.

Author of "Modern Manhood," Cleo Stiller, explains how her new book profiles conversations of being a good man in the #MeToo era.

Some call it the latest case of American puritanism "far from French ways."

The Actress and activist opens up on "The View" about the reason she she decided to share her alleged Hollywood #MeToo story and keep the alleged abuser's name anonymous.

Farrow talks about obtaining a recording from alleged Weinstein victim Ambra Gutierrez. His NBC producer Rich McHugh predicted the tape would be “the beginning of the end” for Weinstein.

Farrow discussed his reporting on allegations against former Today show anchor Matt Lauer from Brooke Nevils, a former NBC employee who accused Lauer of rape during a sexual encounter.

Megan Fox opened up to writer Diablo Cody for ET to mark the 10th anniversary of their film "Jennifer's Body."

Days after Scarlett Johansson spoke out and defended beleaguered director Woody Allen, the man himself commented on his self-reported track record employing women.

The actress said in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter of the controversial director, "I love Woody ... I believe him, and I would work with him anytime."

The lawsuits and federal complaints, filed in 20 cities across the U.S., accuse the fast-food company of gender-based discrimination and subsequent retaliation.

Former Time's Up president and CEO Lisa Borders decided to resign this week after her son was accused of sexual assault.

The comedian reportedly told a New York City audience that he waited to talk about the allegations in order to process it and figure out what he wanted to say.

A Gillette spokesman told "GMA" the company "felt compelled to get involved."

The shaving company known for its "the best a man can get" slogan takes on catcalling and bullying in the ad and asks people to re-think the best men can be.

This is the first time Spacey will appear in public since he was accused of sexual harassment.

The Oscar-winning actor released a video of himself in the voice of his former "House of Cards" character Frank Underwood as he faces a new charge of indecent assault against a teenager.

The investigation determined "that there are grounds to terminate for cause," a statement for CBS read.

Eliza Dushku, best known for her role on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," claims she was written off the CBS show "Bull" after confronting the show's star about several comments.

"Accusations can damage a reputation ... sometimes irreversibly," Tyson said.

A new report by The New York Times centers on alleged efforts by Les Moonves to silence actress Bobbie Phillips, who has accused Moonves of an assault.

One year since the #MeToo movement went viral, Alyssa Milano talks progress on "GMA Day."

One year ago, Milano tweeted that anyone who has been sexually assaulted or harassed should retweet 'me too.'

The actress and activist speaks out live on "GMA" one year after the #MeToo hashtag went mega-viral and started a global movement.

A year after #MeToo went viral, activists say there's much more work to be done.

The actress says that he behaved inappropriately in a 1997 meeting.

"It's scary for all things," he said.

A project in New York City allows survivors to share stories on sheets of paper.

The former child actor made an appearance on Italian TV Sunday night.

Ambra Gutierrez's voice was last heard on a recording with Harvey Weinstein.

So much about sexual assault is so complicated, but the claims the president made this week are not. They're just wrong. There's just one fact check this Friday.

The Hollywood Reporter released its top 100 with more women and diversity.

The Dallas Mavericks owner's donation to women's groups was made after a seven-monthslong investigation commissioned by the team.

Julie Chen's future on the talk show has been questioned since her husband, Les Moonves, was forced to resign from CBS after sexual misconduct allegations.

Jeff Fager was reportedly fired for a text he sent to a network reporter who was covering the claims of alleged sexual misconduct against him.

Les Moonves faces sexual misconduct allegations from a dozen women.

Moonves, who's been accused of sexual misconduct, said in part of a statement that "Untrue allegations from decades ago are now being made against me that are not consistent with who I am."

A one-time TV executive who accused former CBS Corp. CEO Les Moonves of sexual impropriety said Monday "he took my whole career."