14 soldiers fired, suspended from Fort Hood after widespread violence, sexual harassment

Cheryl Fergison has had no choice but to deny her own death after concerned fans messaged her about the spreading of a hoax.The 55 year old, who is most well known for portraying Heather Trott on the popular BBC soap opera EastEnders, took to her Instagram feed to share a selfie of herself and reassure fans of her wellbeing.The snap sees the star wearing a touch of mascara alongside a bright red lipstick as her curly brunette hair frames her face.

direct to your inboxTV star Chelsee Healey has returned from a much-needed break from social media feeling and looking fabulous. Chelsee, who plays Goldie McQueen in the Channel Four soap Hollyoaks, deleted all her profiles from the various platforms where she had built up huge following.

Newsmax on Monday followed Fox News in running an extensive fact check of claims of election rigging against President Donald Trump, after one of the targets of the conspiracy theories, election tech company Smartmatic, threatened legal action.

In releasing the final report of The Hollywood Survey, the Hollywood Commission — chaired by Anita Hill — warns that far more work by the entertainment industry is required to convince workers systemic racism can be tackled and that sexual harassers and other power-abusers can be held accountable.

The Hollywood Commission has released its final report and recommendations – lots of them – based on its groundbreaking survey of sexual harassment and discrimination in the entertainment industry, concluding that while Hollywood has made real progress towards being more diverse and inclusive, “There is much more to be done.”

While some progressive feminist groups do not appear to be speaking out after a former aide accused New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment, UltraViolet co-founder Shaunna Thomas said Monday that he should "apologize." "This would be a good time for [Cuomo] to apologize and prove he's going to do better by addressing systemic sexual harassment and enacting #OneFairWage," Thomas wrote on Twitter.

Bury in August last year when the attack happened. He was asked to leave after making 'unpleasant comments' to staff who stopped him from pulling his own pint behind the bar, a court heard.But he didn't leave the area and later that evening, he smashed a pint glass into the landlord's head outside the pub.

CNN's most-watched anchor Chris Cuomo ignored the newly-surfaced sexual harassment claim against one of the country's most prominent Democrats, who also happens to be his brother.  New York Gov.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo faced criticism for fundraising off of the #MeToo movement in 2018 after knowingly hiring senior aide Sam Hoyt following Hoyt's extramarital affair with a 19-year-old intern.

It looks like President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump are heading to Florida.

slew of other goods coming to Disney+ including Marvel and “Star Wars” projects.“Lucasfilm is in pre-production on the next installment of Indiana Jones. At the helm is James @Mang0ld, director of ‘Ford v Ferrari,’ and Indy himself, Harrison Ford, will be back to continue his iconic character’s journey.

Indiana Jones rides again! Harrison Ford is donning the iconic fedora and getting his bullwhip out of storage for one more epic adventure.Lucasfilm announced on Thursday — amid the massive Disney Investor Day — that development of the fifth and final film is already underway.«Lucasfilm is in pre-production on the next installment of Indiana Jones,» the company announced, through the official Twitter account.«At the helm is James @Mang0ld, director of Ford v Ferrari, and Indy himself, Harrison

direct to your inboxThe family of a man who died after being hit by a van in Hyde have appealed for anyone who saw what happened to come forward, two months on from his tragic death.Barry Hampson, 77,  was hit by an orange Ford Transit van at the entrance to the car park of The Harehill Tavern pub on Underwood Road in Hattersley.He was taken to hospital with serious head injuries following the incident, which happened at around 10.20pm on Friday, October 16, but despite the best efforts of

The WGA West has issued a set of community standards to address issues of bias, discrimination, inequity, bullying and sexual harassment in the workplace. “These standards exist to protect all writers,” the guild’s leaders told their members today. “Inappropriate behavior around co-workers isn’t just unpleasant, it can cost jobs, trigger lawsuits, and change or end careers.”