The music industry is deep into the festivities of Grammys week in Los Angeles, but a new report highlights the scandal that has been bubbling underneath it all the pageantry. In November, a woman sued former Recording Academy CEO Neil Portnow for alleged rape. In December, another former Grammys chief, Mike Greene, was sued for rape. Today, an LA Times investigation explores the Recording Academy’s use of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) to cover up that pattern.
Five Women Say They Signed NDAs And Received Payments To Cover Up Sexual Abuse At Recording Academy
Stereogum - 2 Feb 2024 23:08
The music industry is deep into the festivities of Grammys week in Los Angeles, but a new report highlights the scandal that has been bubbling underneath it all the pageantry. In November, a woman sued former Recording Academy CEO Neil Portnow for alleged rape. In December, another former Grammys chief, Mike Greene, was sued for rape. Today, an LA Times investigation explores the Recording Academy’s use of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) to cover up that pattern.
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