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Farrow conducted a ten-month investigation that not only corroborated the claims from Twohey and Kantor’s article, but included new ones, such as an oral sex allegation from Italian actress/director Asia Argento.

Jodi Kantor is a Times investigative reporter and co-author of “She Said,” which recounts how she and Megan Twohey broke the story of sexual abuse allegations against Harvey Weinstein.

After Woodward repeatedly interrupted Kantor and Twohey and posited that Harvey Weinstein’s behavior could have been “weird foreplay,” audience members booed Woodward, and some attendees even walked out of the event.

As Kantor and Twohey finally get through to sources, they hear the same details again and again.

Bloom later told Kantor and Twohey she “deeply regretted” representing Weinstein and called the endeavor a “colossal mistake”.

Still, the story Twohey and Kantor broke changed gender politics.

New York Times investigative reporter Jodi Kantor and her colleague Megan Twohey have gone where no man or women has gone before.