Bill Cosby

Bill Cosby's September 25 prison sentencing resulted in strong reactions from all across social media.

As the long-awaited sexual assault conviction of Bill Cosby takes hold, more institutions are cutting past ties with the comedian. Following his expulsion from the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, Cosby will now have two prior Kennedy Center honors stricken from the record.

Polanski was convicted of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl in 1978. The allegations against Cosby go back just as far, though he was only formally convicted of felony sexual assault last week.

Lisa Bonet revealed that she sensed darkness while working with Bill Cosby.

Everybody loves a scandal, until they're in the middle of one.

Cosby's reps say that he's planning to tour this summer to educate young people about sexual assault.

For years now, America has been struggling with the allegations that Bill Cosby  —  once a beloved television father and comedian  —  may have used his position in Hollywood to commit a series of violent sexual assaults. For those unfamiliar with the timeline involved in the Cosby case, I would encourage you to check out ABC’s detailed recap of everything that led up to this past month’s trial, including the civil cases brought against the actor-comedian and the Hannibal Burgess joke that is widely regarded as the instigating event in bringing these accusations to the public. And today, as noted by Deadline, a Norristown, PA jury has forced the judge to declare a mistrial in Andrea Costand’s case against Cosby.

The prosecution and the defense await the jury's decision. Jurors did submit a pair of questions to the judge as they continue their deliberations.

Following a chilling first-day account of what she claims Bill Cosby did to her, Andrea Constand was back in court facing questions from defense lawyers.

A judge ruled there's enough evidence to proceed with a criminal trial.

Kanye West counts himself as a Bill Cosby supporter, apparently.

While it seems like a list like this could provide at least a modicum of entertainment (after all, there's no bond more solidifying than the collective hatred of a public figure), there's a few glaring issues with it.

Bill Cosby has been ordered by a Los Angeles judge to give a deposition in accordance with a civil lawsuit brought against him for sexual abuse.

Prior to the many pieces, victims and testimony cementing Bill Cosby’s status as a reviled public figure, the comedian had almost reached the cusp of a comeback, planning a new NBC series and a Netflix standup special. Netflix was quick to shelve plans to release the special once Cosby’s deeds became a national focus, and now the streaming service doesn’t ever believe it “appropriate” to air.

Who watched 'The Celebrity Apprentice' last night? It was awfully awkward in the board room when Donald Trump "fired" Keisha Knight Pulliam aka. "Rudy" from 'The Cosby Show' for more or less for not calling Bill Cosby to help in the challenge.

Whether true or not, allegations of sexual abuse and or rape against Bill Cosby continue to become public. I'm not really sure what to believe, but it does seem there could be merit to some of the accusations, because as the old saying goes, often where there is smoke, there is fire.