Overview
- A wave of high-profile figures in Hollywood, including Axl Rose, Jamie Foxx, Cuba Gooding Jr., and Jimmy Iovine, have been sued for sexual assault ahead of a key deadline under a New York law that suspended time constraints on claims involving allegations of sexual misconduct for one year.
- The New York Adult Survivors Act, which revived the window to bring sexual misconduct claims for one year, closes at midnight on Thursday.
- Former model Sheila Kennedy accuses Axl Rose of raping her in 1989, causing damage to her career as an actress and model due to the assault.
- The complaint against Gooding Jr. stems from charges the actor faced in 2019 over groping or forcibly kissing three women, two of whom are now taking him to court.
- Jamie Foxx was accused of groping a woman in 2015, and a summons has been issued to music mogul Jimmy Iovine, who’s expected to be accused of sexual assault over an incident that took place in 2007.