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Time Magazine announced their Person of the Year issue earlier this week, with the honor going to the multiple women and men of the Me Too movement, calling them the Silence Breakers. Five women were chosen for the cover while dozens of men and women were interviewed for the cover story, but one voice that's been speaking out about abuse in Hollywood for decades was not included in Time Magazine. Corey Feldman started his Truth Campaign right at the same time as Harvey Weinstein's scandal was beginning to break and the former child actor has been devoting all of his time to bring attention to an underground Hollywood pedophile ring that has abused young actors since at least the 1980s. So why was Feldman left out of the story, he's been breaking the silence for decades.

The Person of the Year issue made big headlines earlier this week and...

Corey Feldman has broken his silence about the Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department announcing they have found an audio copy of his 1993 testimony where he named his abusers, claiming he too has a copy. The Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department sent the tape along with other evidence to the Lapd, but apparently, they won't be releasing the tape, so Feldman has threatened to take matters into his own hands and release the tape that he has in his possession since the police are not willing to release the audio to the public.

Corey Feldman has been slowly stepping back into the world of social media after a brief break and now he's dropped a bombshell. He claims to have found a copy of the audio interview that he had with the Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department back in 1993 when Michael Jackson was being charged with child molestation. Feldman took to Twitter and had this to say.

It's been quite the week for anybody following Corey Feldman's Truth Campaign as well as the outside story of Charlie Sheen being accused of sexually assaulting Corey Haim in 1986 on the set of Lucas. The National Enquirer ran a story earlier this week accusing Sheen of raping Haim when he was just 13-years old, which the actor categorically denied through a statement released by a representative. The man behind the allegations is Dominick Brascia, who claims that Corey Haim told him about the incident before he passed away in 2010 at the age of 38. But now, the story has been flipped after Haim's mother appeared on the Doctor Oz show.

Judy Haim sides with Charlie Sheen and denies that he abused her son. As she doesn't know for certain, she explains to Doctor Oz that she would have known as Corey Haim was a "transparent" child and she would have noticed the differences right away.

Corey Feldman was making some huge progress in terms of his Truth campaign. The actor announced earlier this week that he had spoken with the Lapd, which the police department confirmed and revealed that they were opening up an investigation. But now E! Entertainment is reporting that the Lapd have dropped their investigation after only a few short days. As it turns out, which many had already guessed, it's because the statute of limitations has expired. An Lapd spokesperson said, "The alleged accordance is out of statue and Robbery/Homicide have no avenues to pursue the case." Undeterred, Corey Feldman took to Twitter to announce that this will not hurt his Truth Campaign.

Many already speculated that Corey Feldman's Lapd investigation would not get very far due to how old the claims were and it seems that Feldman only went to the police department from public pressure to do so.

Corey Feldman's list of supporters continues to grow as he vows to uncover a Hollywood pedophile ring. The Goonies co-star Sean Astin took to Twitter earlier this week to share his support for Feldman's cause. Actresses Asia Argento and Selma Blair have also come out to support Corey Feldman on social media, using the hashtag: #Istandwithcorey, which has started to spread like wildfire after Corey Feldman's appearances on television over the past week. The news comes after Feldman appeared on the Doctor Oz show to promote his Truth Campaign.

Corey Feldman appeared on the Doctor Oz show earlier this week to promote his Truth Campaign and ended up calling the Los Angeles police department in a segment on the show to report the men that had sexually abused him and others when he was a child actor. In addition, Feldman revealed that actor Jon Grissom, who starred with...

As previously reported, Corey Feldman was on the Doctor Oz show where he revealed that one of the men who sexually assaulted him as a child still trolls him on social media. Later in the same show, Feldman revealed the man's name and as it turns out, Feldman's detective fan, Jaime Dlux, was right on the money when his investigations led him to actor John Grissom. Feldman, who claims he was sexually assaulted when he was a teenager, named Grissom, an actor who appeared alongside Feldman and Corey Haim in 1988's License to Drive and 1989's Dream a Little Dream and accused the older actor of sexually molesting him.

Jaime Dlux went on his own investigation, compiling information that Corey Feldman had released over the years and found John Grissom on his own and released his evidence on YouTube videos that Feldman endorsed. Jaime Dlux also outed a second abuser...

Actor Corey Feldman is currently out promoting his Truth Campaign and he recently sat down with Doctor Oz and claims that one of his former abusers is "trolling' him on social media. Doctor Oz confronted Feldman after Santa Barbara police say that though the actor did contact them in 1993, he did not reveal the names of any of his molesters. Corey Feldman has used the Santa Barbara story almost as a smoking gun, claiming that the small town had the names and did nothing about it. Oz kept prodding and convinced the former child star to call the Lapd while he was on the set of the talk show and name the men.

Doctor Oz informed Corey Feldman that he had listened to the Santa Barbara police tapes and revealed that Feldman had not named the abusers, to which the actor claims that the officers turned the tape off. Oz...