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Shaquille O’Neal has done many things in his career that started in professional basketball and continues today in the entertainment and music industries. He’s amassed an impressive collection of cars, some of which have been modified to accommodate his 7’11’’ frame, and the most recent addition is a unique makeover…

Conservationists say the response by the local authority has been ‘surprising’ and ‘disappointing’

David Jakins is cleared of any wrongdoing after he was found with a steel nut in his pocket

After men’s conker world champion was accused of cheating, Peckham event says he would be welcome in south-east London

The move clearly positions the Pac-12 as a “best of the rest” conference in basketball, at least on the West Coast.

A probe panel’s report has lifted the veil on widespread sex abuse in the industry, with more allegations emerging too.

Rape, sexual assault, harassment, women’s safety – these words have found their way to the front pages of many newspapers in the last several weeks. 

Following the release of the Hema Committee report, which revealed the abysmal working conditions and rampant sexual harassment faced by women in the Malayalam film industry, prominent personalities from across the country have written to Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan demanding a “360-degree approach” to fulfil the purpose of the committee.

A spate of #MeToo stories have surfaced from the Malayalam film industry since the release of the Hema Committee report on the working conditions of women in the regional cinema. FIRs related to sexual assault have been lodged against at least four prominent actors of the industry.

In a span of two days, all the office-bearers of one of the biggest organisations of actors in India – the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA) – have quit. They had to, for in the days following the release of the Hema Committee report – containing disclosures of abuse…

“Sexual harassment is the worst evil that women face in the film industry,” declares the Justice Hema Committee Report on the working conditions of women in Malayalam cinema.