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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum Brandi Glanville has fans concerned about her health. She shocked fans when she shared a selfie of her disfigured face. Brandi blames her severed relationship with Bravo for causing her skin issues.

Fighting Back Against Haters

Brandi is tired of the negative attention she’s received from her recent selfie. On Saturday, December 7, the former reality star announced she’s back to selling fan videos on Cameo. On Saturday, December 7, Brandi revealed that her health issues have affected her skin. But she’s tired of hiding her problems on social media.

“Guys, this is an old cameo! I used it to promote that I’m back on after a year-plus hiatus. Let me share what I look like & why I had to take a pause… check next post & f***ing suck it haters,” Brandi bluntly wrote.

She followed up with another selfie that focused on her skin issues.

On Tuesday, September 26, 2023, at 10:00 Pm, Investigation Discovery will air an episode of “Crimes Gone Viral” titled “Fighting Back.”

In this series, “Crimes Gone Viral” explores the captivating stories behind shocking crimes that have been captured on camera and gained widespread attention on the internet. Each episode delves into the details of these viral crimes, shedding light on the incidents that have captured the public’s fascination.

Viewers can expect to witness real-life events as they unfold, with footage and accounts that have been widely shared online. The series aims to provide insight into the circumstances, reactions, and outcomes of these high-profile incidents.

For those intrigued by the intersection of technology, crime, and social media, “Fighting Back” offers a chance to understand the impact of viral crimes and how individuals respond when faced with unexpected and sometimes dangerous situations. Tune in on Tuesday night at 10:00 Pm on Investigation Discovery...

On paper, the action and horror genres seem like they'd be strange bedfellows. After all, the general aim of action films is to provide adrenaline-fueled thrills, while horror movies are intended to disturb, scare, and unnerve.

Yet in practice, the genres blend far better and far more often than may be expected. I can still remember schoolyard chums excitedly recounting the ways in which Bruce Willis' John McClane dispatched terrorists in "Die Hard 2" (such as when he shoves an icicle into a baddie's eye), kills that would be wholly appropriate in a "Friday the 13th" or "A Nightmare on Elm Street" film. Hollywood producers certainly saw the connections; Renny Harlin, who directed "Die Hard 2," won the gig after making horror films like "Prison" and "A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master."

In 2023, the action and horror genres have long been considered an excellent peanut-butter-and-chocolate combo, with much cross-pollination happening within them.

Lenny Pozner’s darkest day was Dec. 14, 2012, when his 6-year-old son, Noah, was one of 20 children slaughtered in the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in Newtown, Connecticut.

In the aftermath of the shooting, Pozner became a target himself.

Within days, and despite all of the evidence to the contrary, conspiracy theories began to swirl about the attack — speculating that the shooting was a hoax or some kind of cover for something even more sinister.

“Some of the people who’ve been given a voice with the web are hateful people. … But globally, they’re a large group,” Pozner tells People,...

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Don't believe what you hear about Bridget Jones's Diary star Renee Zellweger. Apparently a class-action lawsuit against disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein claims that both Zellweger and Charlize Theron traded sex with Weinstein in return for help with their careers. Zellwegger says Weinstein is "full of sh*t" if that's what he's claiming.

Via Us Weekly.

Fighting back. Renee Zellweger is denouncing allegations that she had inappropriate encounters with Harvey Weinstein in order to escalate her career.

The claims came to light in a class-action lawsuit that six unnamed women recently filed against Weinstein, alleging that Zellweger, 48, and Charlize Theron both ascended in their professional endeavors by performing “sexual favors” for Weinstien, 65.

“If Harvey said that, he’s full of shit,” a rep for the Bridget Jones actress, who has starred in several...

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Former television news anchor Heather Unruh claims actor Kevin Spacey sexually assaulted her teenage son, CBS Boston reports.

During a news conference on Wednesday morning, with attorney Mitchell Garabedian, Unruh alleged the assault happened in July 2016 on Nantucket when her son was drunk at the Club Car restaurant.

Fighting back tears, she said her son was a "starstruck, straight, 18-year-old young man who had no idea that the famous actor was an alleged sexual predator, or that he was about to become his next victim."

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"To Kevin Spacey, I want to say this," Unruh told reporters. "Shame on you for what you did to my son."

The former anchor claims Spacey bought her son several drinks, and eventually stuck his hand in his pants and grabbed the teen's genitals without consent in the crowded, dimly lit club.

When...

Jonathan Lipnicki, 27, stars in Circus Kane, a cheeky new horror film that revolves around Jigsaw-like manipulator and his pawns. “Basically Circus Kane is about a group of social media stars who get an invite to this house of horrors from this famous circus ringleader, and if they survive the challenges they get $250,000,” Lipnicki explains in an […]

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Cary Fukunaga is directing the show, based on a 2014 Norwegian dark comedy.

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Just about everyone is happy that Denis Villeneuve directed “Blade Runner 2049,” including Rian Johnson. The two filmmakers spoke to each other after a recent screening of the film, which was recorded as an episode of the DGA’s podcast the Director’s Cut. A few minutes in, Villeneuve describes the cloak-and-dagger circumstances that led to him taking on the project — and why it took him two months to decide to do so.

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“The project was written by and for Ridley Scott, and the thing is that Ridley had a lot of things cooking at the same time. Harrison Ford was anxious to start the project, and Ridley was working on finishing ‘The Martian’ going into ‘Alien: Covenant,’ and so they decided, the producer and Ridley decided to reach for someone else,...

“Blade Runner 2049” won’t be crossing the $50 million mark at the box office in its first week of release, which only means that a lot more people need to go see it on the big screen. Denis Villeneuve’s sequel features the kind of mind-blowing cinematography from Roger Deakins that requires the biggest screen imaginable in order to process the scope of each image, so anyone waiting to watch “2049” on Blu-ray or skipping it altogether isn’t making the right decision. For those of you wisely buying a ticket, Deakins has some advice for you: Don’t see “2049” in 3D.

“My preferred version is the standard 2D widescreen version,” Deakins wrote on his website. The cinematographer shot “Blade Runner 2049” in 2D and the 3D conversation came afterwards, which effects the clarity of the image. Although Deakins oversaw the conversion, he doesn’t think watching the film in 3D...

Natalie Morales is speaking out against a photographer who manufactured a “wardrobe malfunction” by taking upskirt photos of her on the red carpet of “Battle of the Sexes.” Morales stars in the film as tennis player Rosie Casals and attended the September 16 premiere in Los Angeles where the incident occurred. The actress took to Twitter to explain what really happened, and although she doesn’t say the photographer by name, she does powerfully explain her side of the story.

“So someone sent me photos of me having what they called a ‘wardrobe malfunction’ at last weekend’s premiere of Battle of the Sexes, which was one of the happiest moments of my life thus far,” Morales tweeted.

“These are pictures they Purposely took up my skirt To Get A Shot of my vag.”

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For her first post-Oscar role, newly minted Academy Award winner Emma Stone doesn’t disappoint, bringing sensitivity and nuance to her part as Billie Jean King in Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris’ fact-based “Battle of the Sexes.” It’s just too bad that the film — a broad drama that gets a major status boost from the full force of Stone’s performance — isn’t a better fit for the work she’s turning in.

“Battles of the Sexes” essentially stuffs a long-necessary King biopic, one that follows the most personally formative experiences of the tennis champ’s life, into a crowd-pleasing story about the infamous sporting event from which it takes its title. It’s a character-driven drama crammed inside a sports film, and while that sort of engineering has often led to some revelatory offerings (think “Ali” or “The Fighter,” “Rudy” or “The Babe,” and scores more), “Battle” does not join their ranks.

But what she’s always wanted to do is direct. For Oscar-winning actress Brie Larson, moving behind the camera wasn’t the sort of career change she envisioned only after years in the business — it was something she grew up doing. Her own opportunities just had to catch up to her first.

“I’ve just made movies my whole life,” Larson recently told IndieWire. “Every summer, I would write and direct a film that I would direct my cousins in. It mostly took place in the garage, and I would just hang up different sheets and use our storage containers as different heights for things. I had a disco ball that I put outside the garage door, and when I turned it on, it meant we were rolling.”

She added, “I guess this has been part of my way of expressing myself for a very long time.”

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Insecure on Sunday ushered Issa and Molly into the Season 2 finale the same way it sent them into the premiere: at a crossroads. Off Issa’s epic argument with her ex Lawrence last week, she — and, for that matter, he — once again was left evaluating the state of their breakup. And, in the wake of the dinner party from hell, Molly not only was rethinking her relationship priorities — adios, Dro; hello, Quentin? — she was contemplating the career dilemma that landed in her lap, too. Did the besties resolve their issues with, as the episode’s title suggested they would, “Hella...

There’s no buzzier title at the Toronto International Film Festival than Craig Gillespie’s alternately hilarious and deeply empathetic Tonya Harding biopic “I, Tonya.” Margot Robbie stars in the eponymous role as the embattled (and, as the film vividly shows, misunderstood) ice skating star who became the subject of so much derision, and the film attempts to present a full portrait of her before and after the insane events leading to the 1994 Winter Olympics (cue Nancy Kerrigan screaming “Why? Why?!”).

Much of that portrait is owed squarely to Harding herself who, along with ex-husband Jeff Gillooly (played in the film by Sebastian Stan, a meaty role for the rising star), participated in hours of interviews with screenwriter Steven Rogers. What emerges is a funny and flinty look at the embattled ice princess that doesn’t skimp on the gory details, including Harding’s abuse at the hands of both...

George Clooney has a message for anyone criticizing the Oscars for a lack of diversity: You’re looking in the wrong place. “It’s less about the Academy and more about the industry,” said the 56-year-old actor-director during an interview at the Toronto International Film Festival. “I think we need to get more interesting young minority filmmakers getting their films out. It was great to see ‘Moonlight’ do what it did. I’m happy to see that. We need more of those.”

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Ellen DeGeneres’ interview is part of Time Firsts, a multimedia project featuring 46 groundbreaking women. Watch the rest of the videos at Time.com/Firsts. Buy the book at the Time Shop.

Ellen DeGeneres‘ groundbreaking decision to star as the first openly gay character on primetime television wasn’t easy to make.

The talk show host opens up to Time Firsts about having her character on the ABC hit sitcom Ellen announce that she was gay in 1997, shortly after DeGeneres appeared on Time with the cover line, “Yep, I’m Gay.

“I was warned by my publicist at the time — everybody said,...

As the investigation continues and threats of new lawsuits swirl in the allegations that Fox News Channel's now suspended Eric Bolling sent lewd texts to colleagues, the outlet's battle with Andrea Tantaros has taken another strange twist. Fighting back against moves by Fnc and a former on-air contributor to toss the Ex-Outnumbered and The Five co-host's federal case claiming "extremely high-tech" hacking and a "professional/career assassination," Tantaros' attorney is…...

Ellen DeGeneres is celebrating the 15th season of her daytime talk show this year, but the longtime host’s career was nearly sidelined due to bullying.

“The bullying I endured after I came out made up for the lack of it during my childhood,” DeGeneres, 59, tells Good Housekeeping in her September cover interview, on newsstands Aug. 15.

“I moved out of L.A., went into a severe depression, started seeing a therapist and had to go on antidepressants for the first time in my life,” the host explains.

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“Reality is fractured” — think about those words for a second. Reality is supposed to be the one thing that’s absolute. It’s a state of existence we all must face, whether we’re waking up to a cold reality or embracing the reality of now. For it to be fractured, to be broken, is an impossibility. Reality simply is, and what is cannot be undone.

Unless, of course, you’ve been watching the third season of “Fargo.”

Throughout its television saga, Noah Hawley’s period drama about unexpected violence in small town America has been framed as a “true story.” It’s not, of course — that’s merely an appropriation from the Coen brothers’ film. Specifically, like the 1996 movie each episode begins with the statement: “This is a true story,” even though, like the film, it’s not.

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But Season 3 has doubled down on its tricky typeface: Hawley, through characters like former police chief Gloria Burgle (Carrie Coon) and a mysterious crime lord named V.M. Varga (David Thewlis), has broken down the meaning of truth in modern America.

“At a basic level, I have to be aware that I’m saying it’s a true story and that reality rarely ties itself up neatly; that reality is subject to randomness and coincidence and all of those things,” Hawley said in an interview with IndieWire. “I felt like our first season, the story basically played itself out until the very last scene. […] The second year, the ninth hour was really the big hour, […] and yet, in the end, it was a tragedy with a happy ending — just like the movie and just like the first season.”

“You’ll see how it turns out this year, but I’ll say I don’t want to take anything for granted like ‘Oh, it’s okay, it always wraps up neatly,'” he said. “There is a sense to which this year’s ‘Fargo’ is really a mirror reflecting our reality back to us at this moment in time, but we don’t know how it’s gonna end or how it’s gonna play out.”

Speaking the day after James Comey testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee, Hawley was quick to point to relevant parallels between “Fargo” and our current cultural status.

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“At the end of the day, everyone said, ‘Well James Comey testified and said a lot of damning things for the President of the United States.’ Then this morning the President of the United States tweets that he’s totally vindicated by the testimony yesterday and you go, ‘These two things are completely opposite — only one of them can be true.'”

And yet they’re both true. Objectivity has been tossed aside and much of the news, much of the world, is interpreted solely through the eye of the beholder. In 2017, alternate facts form alternate realities, and the same can be said of “Fargo’s” 2011 world.

“I think that the most jarring impact of this last year — on storytelling in general but certainly on this season of ‘Fargo’ — is the sense that our sense of reality is fractured and that what you think is real and true can be completely opposite from what someone next to you thinks is real and true,” Hawley said.

As an example, Hawley brought up a key scene from Season 3: After a particularly jarring experience, Sy Feltz (Michael Stuhlbarg) returns home to his wife, hugs her, and says, “The world is wrong. It looks like my world but everything is different.”

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“I think there are a lot of people who feel that way [right now],” Hawley said. “Like, ‘Wait what? I went to bed in one America and I woke up in a different America.’ And there’s something violent to that.”

Fighting back against the violence is Gloria Burgle, embodying the world’s general symbol of truth, as well as “Fargo’s”: a police officer. Gloria’s journey in Season 3 has filled her with tremendous doubt, and there are many, many scenes of a flustered, frustrated, but resolute Gloria fighting for truth in a world ready to accept a lie. Whether she was rejecting her new chief’s theory that there was a serial killer targeting people with the last name “Stussey” or resisting the transition to technology over one-on-one human interaction, Gloria is both a dying breed and a beacon of hope.

“The war Gloria is really fighting is for the truth itself, that a case can be solved, that we can look objectively back into the past and say, ‘This happened,'” Hawley said. “This idea that you would be presented with a reality that you fundamentally don’t believe in is something that I think a lot of people who live in other countries are more familiar with, but as Americans we’re really not.”

Who wins the war between facts and alternative facts will be revealed in the “Fargo” finale, but the casualties have been clear throughout the season. For now, we wait to see who else will join the list and pray, for the sake of our country, that Gloria is not among the fallen.

The “Fargo” Season 3 finale airs Wednesday, June 21 at 10 p.m. on FX.

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Abby Lee Miller is coming to terms that she'll be serving 366 days in prison after being charged with bankruptcy fraud and for bringing $120,000 worth of Australian currency into the U.S. without reporting it.

The former Dance Moms star spoke with Good Morning America's Lara Spencer on Wednesday, and shared how she plans to cope while behind bars. "A year and a day, it sounds like a movie," she said, adding that while in prison, she wants to "pretend" that she's "shooting a movie" and is on location "for 10 months." She also wants to read more, learn Spanish and work on a new book.

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There’s no bigger David Letterman fan in the world than Jimmy Kimmel. And on Monday night, Kimmel lived up to his hero’s late night legacy.

Kimmel’s heartfelt 13-minute monologue about the birth of his son Billy, who underwent successful open-heart surgery at just 3 days old, was positively Letterman-esque.

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Rosario Dawson is fighting back against the biggest threat that’s endangering her new family in the upcoming drama, ‘Unforgettable.’ Warner Bros. Pictures has released the final trailer for its upcoming suspense thriller, which showcases the Satellite Award-winning actress emotionally and physically defending herself from her new nemesis, Katherine Heigl. The last trailer for ‘Unforgettable’ follows […]

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Sheryl Underwood is not hiding a painful — and life-threatening — moment from her past.

On Sunday’s episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kim Kardashian West detailed the terrifying night last fall when she was bound, gagged, held at gunpoint and robbed of millions of dollars worth of jewels in her No Address during Paris Fashion Week.

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In a new memoir, Prince’s ex-wife Mayte Garcia shares the story of their four-year marriage and the tragedy that tore them apart. Subscribe now for the exclusive excerpt – only in People.

The death of Prince and his ex-wife Mayte Garcia’s newborn son in 1996 not only devastated the couple, but ultimately doomed their marriage, his former spouse and one-time muse tells People.

“I don’t think he ever got over it,” Garcia says in an exclusive interview and excerpt from her new memoir The Most Beautiful: My Life with Prince that appears in this week’s People. “I know I haven’t.

Well the road to Wrestlemania continues for the WWE with the Raw-exclusive pay-per-view Fastlane, one of the companies lesser PPV’s… For most fans this is just the WWE spinning it’s wheels while waiting for the biggest event in the wrestling calendar.

Taking place at the Bmo Harris Bradley Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Fastlane opens with a video package showing all the big matches: Owens vs Goldberg, Bayley vs Charlotte, and Reigns vs Strowman. So we know right there that the only titles possibly changing hands in this event will be either the Womens Title or Universal Championship – Gallows and Anderson surely to retain given the non-focus on their match.

As always Spoilers if you haven’t seen the PPV yet…

Opening Fastlane is Samoa Joe vs Sami Zayn in a match that is sure to Not live up to the fantastic Nxt rivalry the pair had prior to their subsequent call-ups.

A visibly shaken Jenna Bush Hager publicly apologized on Monday for mistakenly referring to Hidden Figures as “Hidden Fences” during NBC’s Golden Globes pre-show.

While interviewing Pharrell, who scored the period drama, the Today correspondent said, “So, you’re nominated for ‘Hidden Fences,'” which triggered a confused expression from the prolific music producer. The clip instantly went viral and a backlash quickly ensued.

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First ladies getting it done — and making sure you vote.

Michelle Obama appeared alongside Hillary Clinton on the campaign trail for the first time on Thursday, sharing the stage with the Democratic presidential nominee at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

Their speeches centered around encouraging residents of the state — as well as all Americans — to exercise their civic duty before and on Nov. 8.

Clinton took the podium first, championing the “most amazing first lady,” who previously stumped for the former secretary of state at the Democratic National Convention and in an emotional New Hampshire speech earlier this month.

Gigi Hadid has had enough.

The 21-year-old model took to Twitter on Tuesday for a little rant about 'Bs' reporting and the amount of negativity online.

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It's unclear what specific story may have set her off, a report recently circulated where a source claimed that the supermodel wanted to meet boyfriend Zayn Malik's ex-fiancee, Perrie Edwards.

"Exactly what qualifications does one need to be a 'source'?! The amount of Bs online, & how much negativity it creates, is truly sad," Hadid wrote. "Not just for the people being spoken about, but how you treat each other online sometimes makes me sad."

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Peak TV finally got the Primetime Emmy Awards that it deserves.

Sure, “Game of Thrones” and “Veep” repeated their wins Sunday in the top drama and comedy series categories (giving HBO its second year of winning both). And legends like Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Jeffrey Tambor continued their trophy dominance.

But underneath that, a whole new generation of fresh faces picked up their first-ever Emmys on Sunday night. Actors and actresses that seemed like long-shots just a few years ago were instead embraced by a large voting body that appears ready to embrace the new talent earning raves in this new golden era of Peak TV. Superstars and newbies alike hit the stage, and even the surprise winners were hard to argue.

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Nascar veteran Mike Wallace will never forget the fun family outing that turned savage when he and his daughter were allegedly beaten by three men in a parking lot following a Rascal Flatts concert, Charlotte police confirm to People. Wallace, 57, and his wife and daughter were leaving Charlotte’s Pnc Music Pavilion when they got into a confrontation with three men, the longtime race car driver told Wsco.TV.Wallace says the men began yelling at him and his family before kicking and punching him, leaving him with three broken teeth and in need of 12 stitches. His daughter, Lindsey Wallace Van Wingerden,...

Nascar veteran Mike Wallace will never forget the fun family outing that turned savage when he and his daughter were allegedly beaten by three men in a parking lot following a Rascal Flatts concert, Charlotte police confirm to People. Wallace, 57, and his wife and daughter were leaving Charlotte’s Pnc Music Pavilion when they got into a confrontation with three men, the longtime race car driver told Wsco.TV.Wallace says the men began yelling at him and his family before kicking and punching him, leaving him with three broken teeth and in need of 12 stitches. His daughter, Lindsey Wallace Van Wingerden,...

The show must go on. Shortly after Mariah Carey learned that her friend Prince had died at age 57 Thursday, the singer took the stage at the AccorHotels Arena in Paris that night as part of her Sweet Fantasy World Tour. Fighting back tears, she said, "I didn't know if I was able to come out here and put on a show and be festive, but I said, 'I'm in Paris and that's what Prince would want me to do.' To get through it rather than just make everything bleak, we need to take this and honor this." "He was a friend to me, too, and he talked me through some times I really, really needed somebody. He was an incredible person if you never got to meet him," Carey said. "I'm sure his...

Charlize Theron is putting the rumors about her breakup with Sean Penn to rest - for good. Any reports that she "ghosted" Penn - A.K.A. completely and suddenly cut off all communication - are untrue, the Huntsman: Winter's War actress told WSJ Magazine. "There is this need to sensationalize things," Theron explained. "When you leave a relationship there has to be some f------ crazy story or some crazy drama. And the f------ ghosting thing, like literally I still don't even know what it is." Fighting back tears throughout the conversation, Theron added, "It's just its own beast. We...

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Growing up, I went through many phases before discovering my true passion. I was a swimmer, a roller-skater, a gymnast, and even a Girl Scout. But as a small child, I was drawn to ballet. Every week, I would pull up my tights, strap my tiny feet into pale pink slippers, and line up with several other young girls only to be told that I was uncoordinated, ultimately leading to a touch of stage fright.

Early on, women are primed to believe that the numbers of flaws they may bear are infinite. We are too fat, too thin, too dumb, flat-chested, clumsy, or unfashionable. Most unfortunately, we do not just receive this kind of feedback from peers but also at times from relatives, employers, and mentors. Unlike the opposite sex, however, most women refrain from aggressive reactions to such regular abuse and instead internalize the...

Authorities in Tennessee have released heartbreaking audio from a 911 call made Sunday by a 5-year-old boy who'd just witnessed the shooting deaths of his mother and father. "My daddy and my mama got shot," the little boy calmly told a police dispatcher Sunday night, shortly after 10:30 p.m. "Can you come? They're dead ... I'm all by myself." (You can listen to the call Here.) During the call, the child did not know his address but told Chattanooga, Tennessee, police operators he was home when the crime occurred. "I started crying," he said. Fighting back tears, the child relayed to...

Authorities in Tennessee have released heartbreaking audio from a 911 call made Sunday by a 5-year-old boy who'd just witnessed the shooting deaths of his mother and father. "My daddy and my mama got shot," the little boy calmly told a police dispatcher Sunday night, shortly after 10:30 p.m. "Can you come? They're dead ... I'm all by myself." (You can listen to the call Here.) During the call, the child did not know his address but told Chattanooga, Tennessee, police operators he was home when the crime occurred. "I started crying," he said. Fighting back tears, the child relayed to...

One lucky lady got the surprise of a lifetime when her adorable firefighter boyfriend pulled off the ultimate marriage proposal. With the help of his buddies at Snoqualmie Fire Department in Snoqualmie, Washington, volunteer firefighter Marshall Griffin created an elaborate rouse to ask his girlfriend, Lia, if she would spend the rest of her life with him. "Lia thought the city was filming a training video for the fire department. Little did she know we were filming her and the big proposal!" reads the caption on the video that has been viewed over 21,000 times. (function(d, s, id) { var js,...

One lucky lady got the surprise of a lifetime when her adorable firefighter boyfriend pulled off the ultimate marriage proposal. With the help of his buddies at Snoqualmie Fire Department in Snoqualmie, Washington, volunteer firefighter Marshall Griffin created an elaborate rouse to ask his girlfriend, Lia, if she would spend the rest of her life with him. "Lia thought the city was filming a training video for the fire department. Little did she know we were filming her and the big proposal!" reads the caption on the video that has been viewed over 21,000 times. (function(d, s, id) { var js,...

The friends and family of the late Lemmy Kilmister, known for being the truly rock and roll heart of Motörhead, gathered yesterday for a funeral service. Lemmy died in late December from to a particularly aggressive form of cancer. His funeral was filled with tributes from the likes of Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl, Slash, Judas Priest's Rob Halford, and Anthrax's Scott Ian. In his eulogy, Grohl described his first meeting with Lemmy, describing him as his hero, "the one true rock and roller who bridged my love of AC/DC, Sabbath, and Zeppelin, with my love of GBH and the Ramones and Black Flag." Fighting back tears, Grohl closed his speech by quoting the Little Richard song "Precious Lord Take My Hand." In his speech, Slash spoke about being "fucking intimidated" when he first met Lemmy with Guns N' Roses in London. "He was such a fucking...

Vin Diesel emotionally paid tribute to his late friend and costar Paul Walker at the People's Choice Awards Wednesday night. The star accepted two awards for Furious 7 - favorite movie and favorite action movie - and choked up during his acceptance speech as he remembered his close friend, and how difficult it was to film the movie after Walker's death in a 2013 car crash. "It was a labor of love. My only message to you is you'd be amazed what you can do with love," he said. "You'd be amazed at how powerful a force that is. When we...

Natalie Dormer plays a feminist icon in BBC Two's new drama The Scandalous Lady W - but she thinks the point of feminism is "misconstrued by so many people".

The Scandalous Lady W casts the Game of Thrones actress as Seymour, Lady Worsley - a noblewoman who became notorious following her 'scandalous' separation from husband Sir Richard Worsley (Shaun Evans).

"It was a scandal, and she was considered scandalous - because, as is the nature of history at that time, the woman gets blamed," Dormer told Digital Spy. "For centuries, the woman got blamed, or was vilified, as opposed to the man."

But Dormer said she feels for men "in modern society" - and that it "upsets" and "disturbs" her when others - especially young people - adopt an 'us vs them' mentality.

"It upsets me that it has to be seen in such rudimentary 'We're better than you,...

When she decided to start an all-girls school in a remote village in Afghanistan, a few elders came to Razia Jan asking her to start a boys school instead. "Don't you know that boys are the backbone of Afghanistan?" they asked her. "Well, girls are the eyes of this country, and till they are educated you will all be blind," she retorted. Beth Murphy's What Tomorrow Brings is not just about Razia, the courageous woman who stood up against the men in her village to ensure that every girl gets an education. It is about the young women of Afghanistan, who seek refuge from the imprisonment of their own religion and the highly patriarchal society. After the Taliban's ban on girls education, the village wakes up to heart-wrenching radio bulletins about grenade and poison attacks at other schools in and around Afghanistan. Here, going to school is in itself a huge risk.