Janet Jackson Was Allegedly Blackballed by CBS CEO

Janet Jackson Was Allegedly Blackballed by CBS CEO

Justin Timberlake, Janet Jackson

“Exclusive: Multiple sources tell me that after the 2004 Super Bowl wardrobe malfunction, Les Moonves was intent on destroying  @JanetJackson’s career to the point where he was talking about it years later and sharing how he was exacting his revenge.”

He continued, adding that similar sabotage had been done to the careers of actresses Mira Sorvino and Ashley Judd by Harvey Weinstein – who has recently been outed as being notorious for sexual assault, intimidation, and blackballing. Yashar said:

“This reminds me so much of what happened to @MiraSorvino  and  @AshleyJudd  for years they couldn’t’ figure out why their careers were suffering until they found out last year that Weinstein was blacklisting them the whole time.”

“Just found this clip of  @JulieChen talking about Jackson. She appears clinical in discussing it and notes Jackson didn’t apologize (she did) and Timberlake did. Watch the whole clip, it’s telling as everyone else is excited about Janet and Julie isn’t.”

During an appearance on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” in 2006, Janet called the Super Bowl incident a “very embarrassing accident” and that she felt that Justin “left her hanging” by allowing her to face the brunt of criticism alone. See the clip.