Author, actress and activist Amber Tamblyn talks with Tina about creepy men in Hollywood, how motherhood put her activism into overdrive, and what it was like seeing Harvey Weinstein stare down New York Times reporter Jodi Kantor in a recent courtroom hearing.
Amber Tamblyn's new book:
Amber Tamblyn Breaks a Cycle of Abuse With Era of Ignition
A Highlight from the Interview:
ON THE PODCAST, TINA DISCUSSES WITH AMBER TAMBLYN BEING IN THE COURTROOM WITH HARVEY WEINSTEIN:
Tina: Did he look in your direction at all?
Amber: He made eye contact with a few people. The person he looked the hardest at was who we know very well was sitting right across from us. As he walked down, he just stared at Jodi Kantor. That's who he stared at.
Tina: At Jodi Kantor, The New York Times journalist who broke the story.
Amber: Jodi Kantor blew him a kiss with her eyes.
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