James Haskell as claimed he used to see women as ‘sex objects’ and has had to unlearn a lot of his old beliefs after growing up at a ‘sexist’ boarding school.
The former rugby player’s comments come as he was forced to deny any wrongdoing after he was pictured looking cosy with a mystery blonde last week while on a night out in London.
Speaking to Unfiltered, James has touched on his relationship with women, which he says has changed
The algorithms powering Facebook and Instagram, which drive what billions of people see on the social networks, have been in the cross hairs of lawmakers, activists and regulators for years. Many have called for the algorithms to be abolished to stem the spread of viral misinformation and to prevent the inflammation of political divisions.
But four new studies published on Thursday — including one that examined the data of 208 million Americans who used Facebook in the 2020 presidential election
Jinger Duggar has spoken out to slam her ultra-religious parents’ ‘harmful’ beliefs – while comparing her famous family to a ‘cult’.
In a wide-ranging new interview, the 19 Kids and Counting star, 29, laid bare the lasting trauma of her incredibly-strict upbringing, revealing that she was left ‘crippled with anxiety’ and ‘terrified of the outside world’ as a result of the rigid rules she was forced to follow as a child.
Speaking with People, Jinger said that the strict religious
Brittany Aldean made headlines last week when she took a public stand against Balenciaga amid the brand’s ad campaign scandal.
The 34-year-old mother of two and wife of country star Jason Aldean shared a photo of herself hauling out clear plastic bags filled with Balenciaga clothing, handbags and shoes.
“It’s trash day,” Aldean declared in the caption of her Instagram post, tagging the luxury fashion house.
Candace Cameron Bure, Dave Chappelle and Brittany Aldean defied cancel culture after facing backlash
Novak Djokovic’s status as one of this century’s greatest athletes is undisputed – although his beliefs as to how he got there, may prompt a little more questioning.
The fanatical quest to continually improve himself as a tennis player is mirrored by an obsessive curiosity about how best to curate his physical and mental well-being. At times it has dragged him into the realms of faddism and quackery, sometimes dangerously so.
Tomorrow he faces one of his greatest tests in
It was no surprise back in March when the Supreme Court ruled that Texas had to oblige a death-row inmate’s wish for the company of a pastor who would pray with him and touch him as the lethal cocktail dripped into his veins. Such execution-chamber companionship was “part of my faith,” the inmate claimed, and if anything could penetrate the Court’s wall of indifference toward the death penalty, it figured to be religion. The vote was 8–1.
But there
