purely a business one". Much of the settlement would go towards paying creditors and the administrators of the case, with the remainder allocated to Sanchez-Guzman. 2019 allegations On January 23, 2019, Alex French and Maximillian Potter published an investigative report in The Atlantic in which four more men alleged that Singer sexually assaulted them when they were underage. The article also claimed that Sanchez-Guzman's 2017 lawsuit was stalled when Singer's legal team reported Sanchez-Guzman to the Internal Revenue Service and to US immigration officials, although this was disputed by one of Singer's lawyers. In response to the men's allegations, Singer denied any association with them and described the journalists as "homophobic". In the wake of the renewed allegations, GLAAD withdrew Bohemian Rhapsodys nomination for the year's GLAAD Media Award in the Outstanding Film – Wide Release category and stated, "Singer's response to The Atlantic story wrongfully used 'homophobia' to deflect from sexual assault allegations". Time's Up released a statement on Twitter applauding the decision, stating, "The recent allegations regarding Bryan Singer's behavior are horrifying and MUST be taken seriously and investigated." On February 6, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts removed Singer's name from Bohemian Rhapsodys nomination for the BAFTA Award for Best British Film due to the allegations against him. On February 11, Millennium Films stated that Red Sonja, a film that Singer had been attached to direct, was no longer on their slate of films, although the company's founder Avi Lerner had earlier defended hiring Singer despite the allegations. Filmography Film Television Web series Recurring collaborators Awards and nominations References External links Official Website 1965 births Living people Film producers from New York (state) Jewish American screenwriters American television directors Television producers from New York City BAFTA winners (people) Bisexual men Film directors from New York City Science fiction film directors LGBT Jews People from West Windsor, New Jersey West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South alumni USC School of Cinematic Arts alumni School of Visual Arts alumni American adoptees LGBT people from New Jersey Fantasy film directors American male screenwriters Writers from New York City Screenwriters from New Jersey American LGBT screenwriters Screenwriters from New York (state) Film directors from New Jersey Film producers from New Jersey LGBT television directors 21st-century American Jews 21st-century LGBT people Television producers from New Jersey LGBT film directors American bisexual writers