Rose Mcgowan

Rose McGowan shares doubts about Harvey Weinstein’s incarceration while reflecting on his former influence in Hollywood.

McGowan responded and said that she'd do it again.

Rose McGowan doesn't believe that Hollywood comes by its activism honestly.

“I deeply regret not correcting my mistake sooner and apologize to Asia for not doing so," McGowan tweeted on Thursday.

In a statement released in August, McGowan claimed Argento confessed to sexually assaulting an underaged teen. Now Argento is threatening to sue McGowan if she doesn't retract the allegation.

Despite being accused of rape and sexual harassment by nearly 100 women and facing a slew of charges that could see him thrown in prison for the rest of his life, Harvey Weinstein is out here giving interviews and asserting some degree of innocence.

Amid rumors that Asia Argento's infidelity pushed Anthony Bourdain to commit suicide, Rose McGowan pens a letter about Bourdain's death, defending her friend from the blame.

The disgraced producer is currently out on $1 million bail.

The original 'Charmed' actress is not pleased with the CW's reboot, as she sees nothing "fierce, feminist, or funny" about casting younger women in the roles.

Rose McGowan's lawyers say judge should throw out her drug possession case since it may have been planted.

The actress deleted her original post and put up a new one addressing Messick's death.

A trans woman demanded McGowan to clarify statements she made last year implying trans women had it easier than women.

Just when you thought we had recovered from the last email scandal.

"I'm sorry to puncture your heroes, but sometimes these heroes need to be better."

The actress made a powerful statement through Twitter.

The two-hour premiere arrives the same day as McGowan's 'Brave' manifesto.