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Gwyneth Paltrow expresses discomfort with intimacy coordinators in film, emphasizing her traditional approach to sex scenes.

Christophe Ruggia was found guilty of sexual assault on actress Adele Haenel but received a suspended sentence rather than jail time.

The ongoing publicity dispute between Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively highlights the complexities of modern PR tactics in Hollywood.

The controversy surrounding 'Baby, It's Cold Outside' highlights the evolving conversation about consent in music and culture, especially in the aftermath of the #MeToo movement.

Aziz Ansari is returning to the stage with his 'Hypothetical Tour' after a hiatus, alongside directing his first feature film.

Maria's story highlights the negative impact of non-disclosure agreements on victims of workplace sexual harassment, hindering their future employment opportunities.

Pete Hegseth, Trump's Defense pick, was involved in a sexual assault allegation settlement, maintaining the encounter was consensual according to his lawyer.

Bill Clinton reflects on his past affair with Monica Lewinsky and acknowledges his failure to directly apologize to her despite his public statements of regret.

Sadie Sink will star in a new Broadway play addressing the #MeToo movement through a modern retelling of 'The Crucible'.

CEO romantic relationships with employees are increasingly seen as fireable offenses, reflecting a shift in corporate America's ethical standards.

Mandatory consent classes help establish a shared language on boundaries, fostering understanding and safety among students.

Tariq Ramadan was found guilty of rape and sentenced to three years in prison, marking his first rape conviction after a previous acquittal.

Neumeyer's book unveils the complexity of staying in abusive relationships, highlighting emotional manipulation alongside the societal dynamics of female independence.

The 2025 Pirelli calendar signifies a resurgence of sexy imagery and a cultural shift following the #MeToo movement.

Challenging historical art norms through feminist activism.

American cinema has a history of depicting intergenerational relationships with a focus on white youth desired by male adults.

Recent films Tár and May December challenge traditional gender roles in portraying intergenerational relationships, questioning ethical boundaries in desire.