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Bee, the former Daily Show correspondent, delivered a "penis PSA" to men in the workplace who might be concerned about accusations of harassment, like those leveled at Weinstein. Dozens of women have come forward with allegations against the Hollywood mogul in the week since The New York Times and the New Yorker have come forward with major exposes. … [Read more...] about Harvey Weinstein and Samantha Bee’s Biting ‘Penis PSA’: Hey Men, ‘It’s Quite Easy Not to Masturbate’ in Front of Employees

Việt Nam’s Cityland Education on Thursday signed an agreement with EHL Advisory Services to become the EHL Licensed Centre’s vocational education and training (VET) licensing centre to train service-minded hospitality professionals. An EHL campus … [Read more...] about Cityland Education, EHL to train hospitality professionals

The chief minister has kept the Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms (DPAR), Cabinet Affairs, Finance, Bangalore Development, Energy, Intelligence, Planning, Programme Monitoring Statistics, Infrastructure Development and all unallocated portfolios with himself. … [Read more...] about Yediyurappa allocates portfolios to new ministers

And in March, Madeline Wilson, a senior at St. Olaf College in Minnesota, starting wearing a shirt saying "Ask me how my college is protecting my rapist" after the school cleared the respondent in a sexual assault complaint she had filed in September. Her classmates wore similar shirts, and they launched a website and called for St. Olaf to reform its policies. "I knew that if the way that St. Olaf administration actively disregarded and mistreated sexual assault on their campus was not exposed, then they would continue to fail other students like me who had been sexually assaulted," Wilson wrote in an essay for the website xoJane last month. … [Read more...] about Internet Shaming Could Change How Colleges Handle Sexual Assault

Why not? Films became, in the 20th century, the most popular form of storytelling. Spread across dozens of genres and forms, films can be funny or sad, artsy or pedestrian, unabashedly childish or confidently mature. They play on towering screens in Times Square theaters just as well as they do on bedsheets strung from tree to tree in a backyard patio. People who sit at sturdy tables made of exotic woods and drink tiny bottles of electrolyte water invest hundreds of millions of dollars into films, so that they can screen at massive temples across the world where countless strangers spend their afternoons and evenings watching quietly, communally, and in the dark. Films retain a power and cultural capital that many people who publish video games envy. … [Read more...] about Uncharted 4 is the best (and possibly last) game of its kind