Review: In ‘Plaza Suite’, Ghosts of #MeToo Attack Halls
Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica Parker star in a Neil Simon comedy that doesn’t seem so funny anymore. Source link
Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica Parker star in a Neil Simon comedy that doesn’t seem so funny anymore. Source link
When Peng Shuai was a young tennis player in China’s national sports system, he fought and won with the authorities for control over his own professional career. When he met one of China’s most powerful men three weeks ago, blame him She silenced her voice after the sexual assault, disappeared from China’s heavily controlled cyberspace, …
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An economist by education, Mr. Zhang, now 75, has risen through the ranks of the party and government. He served as governor of the coastal province of Shandong and subsequently party secretary in Tianjin, State-level port city on the Bohai Sea. As deputy prime minister from 2013 to 2018, he was one of seven members …
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With his fair share of masculine epics, it’s no surprise that Ridley Scott directed the big screen’s first medieval feminist revenge saga. Besides his love for men with mighty swords, Scott’s love for tough women, prickly and tough and thinking women, not daring cartoons. Of course they’re always beautiful, but then everything in Ridley Scott’s …
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Why were our cities and economies so vulnerable to the coronavirus pandemic? Two economists from Harvard evaluate the issues that plague American cities (or, as they say, the “demons” that often accompany density), including healthcare, affordable housing, education, class differences, and more. he approaches from political perspectives and imagines what cities might look like in …
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However, he moved to Selma in 2004 and was greeted with a return home. It was affiliated with the youth group I grew up in, founded by veterans of the civil rights movement. We learned that people in our community knew this and did nothing – it didn’t help the kids, it didn’t warn the …
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Chinese police have freed a former Alibaba executive accused of rape by a colleague after prosecutors dismissed the charge, adding fuel to an episode that has shaken the Chinese tech industry and sparked a showdown for the nascent #MeToo movement. country. Authorities in the eastern Chinese city of Jinan said late Monday that the behavior …
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The ruling Communist Party in China takes over High-profile arrest of a Canadian-Chinese pop singer To give a stern warning against what he sees as a societal disease on suspicion of rape in Beijing: the celebrity obsession. In less than a month, 30-year-old pop singer Kris Wu has gone from being one of China’s biggest …
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More than 1,500 workers left their jobs this week for video game maker Activision Blizzard. Thousands signed a letter rebuking their employers. And even if the CEO apologized, current and former employees said they wouldn’t stop causing an uproar. Shay Stein, who works at Activision, said it was “heartbreaking”. Lisa Welch, a former vice president, …
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Chinese-Canadian singer Kris Wu with a large following has cut ties with several major luxury brands after an 18-year-old accused her and other young women of targeting and coercing them for sex. The accusations, which Mr. Wu denied in multiple statements, triggered widespread public outrage and plunged his career into turmoil. At least 11 companies, …
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