From KCRW, I'm Kim Masters, and this is The Business.

The fall of Harvey Weinstein and everything that came after.

The mouse gobbling up the fox as streaming TV gets bigger than ever.

It's a mega news banter year in review this week on the business.

I am here in studio with Michael Schneider of Indie Wire, and Matt Bellany of the Hollywood

reporter is nobly or foolishly interrupting his vacation in Hawaii to join us.

Hi, guys.

Aloha, Matt.

Aloha.

Hello, hello, Kim.

So, what a year. Wow.

That's the understatement of the year.

That is the understatement of the year. Yes. Okay. So just at the beginning, of course,

we're going to talk about the Me Too thing of Hollywood, which was kicked off, of course,

with the Harvey Weinstein revelations in the New Yorker in the New York Times.

I don't want to spend tons of our time on it because we've talked about this and written about this, and everybody, I think, has a clear notion that this is truly one of the stories of the year, not just in Hollywood.

But let's just look at the careers that have been impacted by this and in some cases ended.

Harvey Weinstein, of course, and Kevin Spacey, and I would postulate that we will not be seeing them again.

Matt Lauer, same.

Brett Ratner, same.

Russell Simmons, I think, is going to go very quiet.

Also, Louis C.K. and Charlie Rose.

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