On Friday, Bill Cosby broke his silence to speak to the New York Post's Stacy Brown, telling him that the black media should be "neutral" when reporting on the multiple rape allegations against him. Today, the President of the National Association of Black Journalists Bob Butler rejected Cosby's whole premise.

A woman says she woke up from a laced cocktail to find Bill Cosby sucking her toes in 2008—the first accusation against the comedian possibly within the statute of limitations for criminal charges in California.

Monday afternoon, Camille Cosby finally broke her silence on the rape controversy surrounding her husband Bill, issuing a statement in his defense. In it, she compares media coverage of the rape accusations against Bill Cosby to Rolling Stone's University of Virginia fiasco. She concludes the statement by asking,…

In comments published by the New York Post on Saturday, an "upbeat" Bill Cosby obliquely addressed the allegations that he sexually assaulted dozens of women, saying the media had to "go in with a neutral mind."

After supermodel Beverly Johnson accused Bill Cosby of drugging her at an audition for The Cosby Show in an essay for Vanity Fair yesterday, Janice Dickinson told TMZ she's "so proud of her." Dickinson herself has accused Cosby of drugging and raping her in 1982.

In a thoughtful, revealing essay for Vanity Fair, Vogue's first black cover girl Beverly Johnson writes that Bill Cosby drugged her at his home while she was auditioning for a small part on The Cosby Show in the mid-1980s. She says that she was hesitant to tell her story before, because "black men have enough enemies…

Tamara Green, who first accused Bill Cosby of drugging and groping her in the 1970s on The Today Show in 2005, is now suing Cosby for defamation. Since the statute of limitations has run out for sexual assault, this is one way Green can face him in court.

Bill Cosby's Hollywood Walk of Fame star had to be refinished after it was updated to reflect the recent and not-so-recent allegations against him.

A woman claiming Bill Cosby raped her and a dozen other Playboy Club waitresses came forward yesterday, saying, "I can name off 12 that I know of, 12 former bunnies."

Bill Cosby, accused of sexually assaulting more than 20 women, has found a totally expected ally in singer Cee Lo Green, who pleaded no contest earlier this year to putting ecstasy in a woman's drink, and then asserted "Women who have really been raped REMEMBER!!!" Definitely the guy you want on your team.

On Tuesday, Judy Huth filed a civil lawsuit claiming that in 1974 when she was 15 years old, Bill Cosby took her to the Playboy mansion, gave her alcohol, and sexually assaulted her. Cosby's attorney is now seeking to dismiss that lawsuit.

As Bill Cosby broke his silence today to thank two women for supporting him through the shitstorm of rape allegations swirling against him, three more women came forward with equally horrifying tales of drugged beverages and sexual assault.

A civil lawsuit filed today claims that Bill Cosby once took a fifteen-year-old girl to the Playboy mansion, gave her alcohol, and sexually assaulted her.

A month after telling Entertainment Tonight that Bill Cosby raped her, Janice Dickinson appeared on CNN last night and recounted the 1982 night she was allegedly assaulted by the comedian in a Lake Tahoe, Ca. hotel room.

Bill Cosby has stepped down from Temple University's board of trustees ahead of a rumored meeting to discuss his ties to school in light of the numerous sexual assault allegations against him.

In a revealing interview with New York's Frank Rich, Chris Rock talks Bill Cosby, the president, and what "racial progress" really means in America today. When asked how he'd cover the ongoing crisis in Ferguson as a journalist, Rock suggests, "I'd do a special on race, but I'd have no black people."

Shawn Brown is the only woman Bill Cosby has admitted to having extramarital sex with on record: in 1997, he told Dan Rather, "If you said, 'Did you make love to the woman?' the answer is yes." In a new interview with the Daily Mail, Thompson details an alleged rape at Cosby's hands and claims that he fathered her…

Another of Bill Cosby's alleged victims has joined the growing chorus of women breaking their silence: Donna Motsinger has come forward as one of the 12 Jane Does from former Temple University athletics director Andrea Constand's 2005 civil suit against Bill Cosby.