Justin Timberlake Called Out on Social Media for Supporting #TimesUp, But Appearing in a Woody Allen Movie

Justin Timberlake's seemingly innocent photo of himself and his wife, Jessica Biel, getting ready for The Golden Globes and supporting #TimesUp is getting serious backlash because of Timberlake's work with Woody Allen.

Timberlake posted the photo Sunday afternoon, writing, "Here we come!! And DAMN, my wife is hot! #TIMESUP #whywewearblack."

But JT — who appears in the latest Allen film, "Wonder Wheel" — was taken to task for his seemingly hypocritical behavior.

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As the Time's Up movement has gained traction, criticism of Allen — who famously married his adopted daughter, Soon Yi, and was accused of sexual abuse by another adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow — has only intensified.

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