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The Michael Jackson and R. Kelly documentaries show how hard it can be to recognize and stop sexual abuse

We all think we'd do the right thing if someone was being sexually abused. But when the accused is a person we admire, many of us dont.

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‘Untouchable’ documentary charts the rise and fall of Harvey Weinstein

A new documentary takes a brutally honest look at the demise of one of the most powerful and feared men Hollywood has ever known.

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What is sexual harassment at work?

How to tell when lines are crossed in the workplace

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Porn star August Ames’ suicide may be more than what it seemed

The more people learn about the porn industry, the less sexy it becomes.

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Huawei: The life of Chinese tech heiress Meng Wanzhou

A high-flying Chinese executive has been caught in the centre of a growing geo-political dispute between two of the world's largest economies.

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Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas: A strange and lengthy Hollywood marriage

An aggressive cancer diagnosis, depression and a horrific claim of sexual assault. This is the true story of Hollywood’s strangest couple.

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Russia's high seas stunt off Ukraine is ramping up tensions at the G20

'Putin is probing for gaps and weaknesses,' says U of T's Aurel Braun

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Another Crimean war looms as NATO provocations enter Russian waters – George Galloway

A new Crimean War would be the last, but few amongst the general public realize that endless baiting of Russia, the cycle of war games, sanctions, and false accusations could well lead to all-out war between NATO and Russia.

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Why nobody likes John Travolta: Decades of controversy and hiding in a strange religion

Despite starring in iconic cult films and comedies in a career that has spanned almost 45 years, the actor is derided and mocked.

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‘People talked like they’re almost embarrassed’: Documentary shows rise and fall of Nokia’s mobile empire

In 2007, Nokia’s head of design got a call telling him to drop everything and return to Finland — the mobile industry had change forever.

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Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Why half of America panics when this woman falls ill

Earlier this week, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was admitted to hospital. Why did the news send many Americans into a tizzy?

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Trump Scrapping Nuclear Treaty With Russia Signals the Start of a New Nuclear Arms Race

With the INF Treaty on the scrap heap, there’s no legal or political framework for limiting the proliferation of nuclear weapons in the arsenals of world’s leading atomic powers

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Tina Turner opens up about son's suicide

Tina Turner has opened up about her son's suicide earlier this year.

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LeBron James Is Already Winning Hollywood

As he prepares to debut with the L.A. Lakers, the NBA’s biggest star has emerged as one of the town’s hottest producers, setting up a dozen film and TV projects and starring in a new ‘Space Jam’ as he sounds off on Serena Williams (“I feel that struggle”) and becoming a Trump Twitter target: "What...

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Rogue killers or state murder? Riyadh gets benefit of doubt from Trump where Russia doesn’t

Washington has reacted with uncharacteristic calm following the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Instead of slapping Riyadh with sanctions and tearing up deals, Trump has refused to pin the blame on anyone

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Donald Trump and a world of disorder

At a moment when America has been focussed myopically on the highest court in the land, the Trump administration stands accused of being a bystander to lawlessness around the world.

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Christine Blasey Ford's changing Kavanaugh assault story leaves her short on credibility

Put aside Christine Blasey Ford's emotional performance. Her testimony revealed her as a witness whose memories change at her convenience.

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'I'm surrounded by people - but I feel so lonely'

When the BBC launched the Loneliness Experiment on Valentine's Day 2018 a staggering 55,000 people from around the world completed the survey, making it the largest study of loneliness yet. Claudia Hammond, who instigated the project, looks at the findings and spoke to three people about their...

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American shame: US has nothing to teach the world about justice or politics after Kavanaugh farce

Many outside the US watched Thursday’s hearing with open-mouthed revulsion at the bad faith, lack of due process and inhumanity on display. Dysfunction in the biggest Western democracy sets a poor example to the rest of the globe.

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I Rewatched Anita Hill’s Testimony. So Much Has Changed. So Much Hasn’t.

Decades later—even after #MeToo—we are seeing again why it’s so hard for women to come forward.

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