Sharon Stone on Exploitation, Euphoria & Broadway

0:00On April 3rd, Sharon Stone, the 68-year-old icon from that 1992, hit Basic Instinct, now fast-forward through any sex scenes, on TV. She says it all stems from feeling exploited back on set, where the whole experience left her raw and changed how she seized that kind of content, forever. She opened up about not getting the protection she needed during filming, feeling punished for stuff that wasn't even her doing. Here's close to her confirmed, those set vibes scarred her deep, turning her away from explicit stuff to keep her own imagination and desire alive. That era's industry attitudes come under fire here too, with sources noting actors like her got little support back then. Now there's real talk about how things have shifted, with better safeguards in place that wouldn't fly today. Fast-forward to now, and Stone's singing praises for the young talent on shows like Euphoria, where she worked with creator Sam Levinson. She calls them, stars full of skill, kindness, and grace, picking projects that make her feel

1:02safe and respected. Looking ahead, she's eyeing Broadway as her next big move, ready to step into live theater on her own terms. That's the story for today. Entertainment and celebrity news, today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.