Weinstein resigns from board, celebrity accounts of assault snowball


Harvey Weinstein was sacked as co-chairman of his eponymous productions company on October 8, but continues to own 22 percent of the firm's stock. - AFP/file

Los Angeles (AFP) - Harvey Weinstein, the disgraced Hollywood mogul accused of decades of sexual abuse and harassment, resigned from the board of his production company on Tuesday, as Reese Witherspoon became the latest star to open up about her own experience of sexual assault.

Weinstein was sacked as co-chairman of The Weinstein Company on October 8, but had continued to hold a seat on the board until his resignation on Tuesday.

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