On the Red Carpet, Ryan Seacrest Could Face as Many Questions as He Asks<br />“I eagerly participated in the investigation in order to demonstrate my innocence because I know my truth, and I believe in due process.”<br />The Harvey Weinstein scandal has made the subject of sexual harassment<br />and misconduct unavoidable on Hollywood’s biggest nights, with red-carpet interviews becoming a primary vehicle for actors to signal solidarity with victims.<br />Her lawyer said Mr. Seacrest had asked her inappropriate sexual questions, slapped her buttocks, given her<br />a bear hug while wearing only his underwear, “forced himself on top” of her and grabbed her crotch.<br />By DANIEL VICTORMARCH 4, 2018<br />Though he’ll be the one holding the microphone, Ryan Seacrest may face as many questions<br />as the celebrities he interviews on Sunday at the Academy Awards red carpet.<br />The allegations against Mr. Seacrest raise the question of whether actors could turn questions around on him, or avoid interviews altogether.
