Holidays in the era of Bad Men also forces you make decisions like "Do I just smile and say thank you for the Mario Batali cookbook or do I explain the allegations that definitely came out against him after my relative bought this present for me?"

Actor Gabriel Byrne spoke frankly about the "predations" of his Usual Suspects co-star Kevin Spacey, revealing that the production was suspended for several days following allegations of sexually inappropriate behavior by Spacey. The movie was filmed in 1995.

There aren't very many "bright sides" in this eternal shit-show we seem to be living in, but today we finally got one in the form of Queen of Stone-Cold Badassery, Robin Wright. Looks like House of Cards will be moving forward for its sixth and final season...with her as the show's lead.

Anthony Rapp has been sharing a selection of all the vicious, victim-blaming tweets and Instagram comments he received for accusing Kevin Spacey.

Ridley Scott is adamant that his decision was a moral one, not one based on money or optics. He told EW, "I sat and thought about it and realized, we cannot. You can’t tolerate any kind of behavior like that. And it will affect the film. We cannot let one person’s action affect the good work of all these other people. It’s that simple."

The first Infinity War poster gave us a glimpse of Chris Evans' Cap rocking a full nomadic beard and a dark blue suit. Now new promotional art gives us a better view, plus some strong new styling for Black Widow and Falcon.

Drake stops mid-rap to call out a man in the crowd. He shuts down the music, points directly at the guy and tells him, "If you don't stop touching girls, I'm gonna come out there and f*ck you up."

So, remember that time when we told you that Netflix wasn't going to continue with House of Cards without its current star, Kevin Spacey, but were still exploring their options on how to continue with the show? Well, as it turns out, there might not be any options after all.

Ridley Scott and the producers of All the Money in the World have come up with a solution to rid themselves of the Kevin Spacey problem in their upcoming film, they are editing him out of it completely.

Thankfully, since Kevin Spacey was accused of sexual harassment by Anthony Rapp on Buzzfeed news, people have been cutting ties with him left and right. Netflix has dropped him, the Emmy's are no longer giving him an honorary award, and more allegations have been pouring showing that this was a one-time thing. Apparently, Gay Talese did not get the memo.

Jessica Chastain, has always tried her best to be on the liberal side of politics and open about her desire to make Hollywood a more female-friendly place. She recently re-entered the sexual harassment issue on Twitter by making some pointed comments about Bryan Singer, someone who has had a long history of rumors about his alleged sexual misconduct with young boys.

Netflix announced that they "will not be involved with any further production of House of Cards that includes Kevin Spacey," and will also not release Gore, a Gore Vidal biopic that starred Spacey. Better late than never.

A common challenge I've been seeing pop up about several of the numerous men being accused of sexual harassment lately is "Should we continue to punish someone for a mistake they made years ago?" Considering the recent allegations against actor Kevin Spacey from employees on his most current project, the answer seems to be yes.

Following actor Anthony Rapp's detailed account of Kevin Spacey's sexual misconduct when Rapp was 14, more men are coming forward.

Following the publication of Anthony Rapp's Buzzfeed interview in which he accuses Kevin Spacey of assaulting him when he was 14 years old, Netflix announced they would be cancelling House of Cards, which Spacey stars in as well as executive produces. Sort of. Eventually.

Star Trek: Discovery and longtime theater actor Anthony Rapp gave a harrowing account to Buzzfeed of being the target of Kevin Spacey's advances when he was only 14 years old. Hours after the article with Rapp's story emerged, Spacey attempted to dodge the accusation with a mealy-mouthed apology and coldly calculated public "coming out," as though his the status of his sexuality excused preying on a teenager.

Because our current lived dystopia isn't enough, check out the newly-released trailer for the upcoming fifth season of Netflix's House of Cards.