Michael Egan, who claimed to have been raped and abused by "X-Men" director Bryan Singer, has been working with an award-winning documentary filmmaker on a expose about the sordid things happening in Hollywood, MailOnline reported.
Michael Egan said in a press conference on Thursday that he has no idea what law enforcement did to his mother's report in 2000 on "X-Men" director Bryan Singer's sexual assault on him and other minors.
The Hawaiian state House and Senate recently agreed that the provision on House Bill 1926, which exempts state police from getting prosecuted for bedding prostitutes, should be struck down, USA Today reported.
Democrat member Tim O'Flaherty of the New Hampshire House of Representatives told the Telegraph it was time to strike down the adultery ban to address discrimination and inconsistency with other laws such as the same-sex marriage legalization in the state.
