It’s Monday afternoon, and my husband and I are in our new pediatrician’s office with our 14-month-old. Ear infection, they tell us. Her first one—and timed perfectly, too. One week after she started daycare and 10 days after we moved our family 500-plus miles from Washington, D.C. to Charleston, South Carolina. My husband had been traveling internationally the prior week, and I was about to head to the airport for a week of West Coast travel.
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Netflix boss Ted Sarandos dropped into BAFTA‘s London headquarters on Friday to meet participants in the organization’s BAFTA Breakthrough program.
Netflix supports the BAFTA Breakthrough program, which sets out to find and develop creative talent across the film, television and games industries via networking opportunities and bespoke support.
Season 3 of Netlfix's 'Emily in Paris' is here. With fashion and elegance saturating every Season 1 and 2 scene, fans wonder if it's filmed in France.
Source: Netflix"So bad it's good" is an undeniable phenomenon in the realm of pop culture. From cheesy, campy B-movies to trashy reality shows, we all have our faves (i.e., the Real Housewives franchise). Among the many entertainment endeavors that fall into that category is Netflix's controversial dramedy Emily in Paris.
Milestone moments do not a year make. Often, it’s the smaller news stories that add up, gradually, to big history. With that in mind, in 2017 TIME History will revisit the entire year of 1967, week by week, as it was reported in the pages of TIME. Catch up on last week’s installment here.
Week 39: Sept. 29, 1967
Despite the best efforts of the bride and groom and their families, a wedding that all involved had tried to keep private was this week’s cover story — and it was national news for good reason.
Victor Osimhen returned to club football on Wednesday night, February 21, and rescued Napoli at the hands of FC Barcelona in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League round of 16. Before the Champions League game at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, Napoli had proven to be one of the worst reigning champions of all time in the Italian Serie A.
They are currently out of all the domestic cup tournaments in the country and are currently sitting 9th in the Serie A table.
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Q. After 16 years as a professor at Stanford, you resigned abruptly, charging what you called “gender insensitivity” on the part of male colleagues. Most people interpreted that to mean sexual harassment. Were you sexually harassed?
A. I am not talking about sexual harassment. I think harassment is too volatile a term. Sexism is one way of describing it. It is a pervasive attitude problem. The examples I can give will seem trivial, but they are real, and they do affect a person who has a professional life.
Simone Biles Hits Back at MyKayla Skinner with "Lack of Talent, Lazy, Olympic Champions" Post"A lot of girls don't work as hard," MyKayla Skinner said of the 2024 U.S. women's gymnastics team. "The girls just don't have the work ethic."
By Allison DeGrusheUpdated July 31 2024, 12:54 p.m. ET
Source: Getty ImagesAfter winning the gold in women's gymnastics at the 2024 Summer Olympic Games, U.S. gymnast Simone Biles clapped back at critics on social media, sharing celebratory photos with her teammates and captioning them, "
Grammy-winning singer, Damini Ogulu better known as Burna Boy has joined the numerous voices speaking against increasing soot pollution across Port Harcourt air and other parts of Rivers state. The River-born singer in a series of posts on his Instagram stories on Tuesday shared photos of dark clouds caused by soot pollution in the state.
He also called on relevant authorities in the state to address the situation using the hashtag #StopthesootinPortHarcourt.