Image copyright AFP Image caption Adèle Haenel said she had tried to cut off links with the director at the age of 15 The French film world has been shaken by the account of an award-winning actress who says she was sexually harassed as a young teenager by the director of her first film. Adèle […]
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Documents released this week by a federal agency raise questions about whether a self-driving Uber SUV that ran down a pedestrian last year should have been allowed on public roads for test purposes By TOM KRISHER AP Auto Writer November 7, 2019, 10:52 PM 1 min read Documents released this week by a federal agency
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Philadelphia 76ers guard Ben Simmons will miss Friday night’s game at Denver because of sprained AC joint in his right shoulder November 7, 2019, 11:28 PM 1 min read Philadelphia 76ers guard Ben Simmons will miss Friday’s game at Denver because of sprained AC joint in his right shoulder. Simmons will sit out against Denver
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In the same interview, Mr. Bloomberg also expressed skepticism about the #MeToo movement in general, as well as the specific allegations of sexual misconduct against Charlie Rose, the disgraced anchor who for many years broadcast his show from the offices of Mr. Bloomberg’s media company. A former Republican who repeatedly explored running for president as
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Rogue employees pilfering data and spying across networks have long plagued governments and corporations. But in this burgeoning age of social networks, where people entrust real-time location and other personal data to a handful of companies, the stakes have become immeasurably higher. Allegations that two former Twitter employees spied on opponents of the Saudi government
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Once again, television ― rather than film ― is leading the charge when it comes to LGBTQ representation in Hollywood, a new survey has found. GLAAD’s 2019 “Where We Are on TV” report, released Thursday, found that the number of regularly seen LGBTQ characters on primetime broadcast TV hit an all time high of 10.2%, or 90
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Scott Krauss, a tenant in an eight-unit building in Bedford-Stuyvesant that Z+G owns and manages was an early adapter. “One thing that’s really cool is that I have accounts with UPS and FedEx,” said Mr. Krauss, 37, the director of sales at ActionIQ. “I’ll get a call that they are outside, and I’ll text them
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Niagara elevates Greg Paulus to head coach of men’s basketball team By JOHN WAWROW AP Sports Writer November 7, 2019, 10:24 PM 4 min read However unexpectedly Greg Paulus landed his first head coaching job, the former Duke point guard won’t be entirely unprepared taking his seat at the end of Niagara University’s bench Friday
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Labour’s Jane Aitchison paused for 12 seconds before answering a question about whether another Labour parliamentary candidate, Zarah Sultana, should continue to stand. Ms Sultana has apologised for a 2015 social media post, in which she said she would “celebrate” the deaths of former UK prime minister Tony Blair and Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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