Hundreds of Hollywood women banded together last January to launch Time’s Up, a sprawling initiative to combat workplace sexual harassment. Over the last year, the group has wielded its star power to ...

The #MeToo and #TimesUp movements inspired an all-black “dress code” at the 2018 Golden Globes. Celebrities came together and wore black to stand in solidarity with victims and to stand up against ...

After schools across the country closed their doors, the burden of caregiving was shouldered by mothers. This is how to put power behind the fight for equal pay Time's Up and the U.S. Women's Soccer ...

Jessica Chastain, one of the leaders of the #TimesUp movement, recently announced she'd be doing a movie with Australian director Matthew Newton, who had been accused of assault by multiple women in ...

In its opening weekend, “Captain Marvel” shattered box office records, along with the age-old myth that women-centered action movies can’t do as well at the box office. One thing that didn’t shatter ...

*On Monday, January 8 on “The Real,” the hosts discuss last night’s Golden Globe awards, the #TimesUp movement, and Oprah Winfrey’s powerful speech. Co-host Tamera Mowry-Housley emotionally shares how ...

When five veteran New York journalists—Roma Torre, Vivian Lee, Amanda Farinacci, Janine Ramirez and Kristen Shaughnessy—filed a lawsuit against local news channel NY1 for age and gender discrimination ...

Celebrities wore white roses to the 2018 Grammys in solidarity with the #Metoo and #TimesUp movements, and Janelle Monae also took the stage to give a very moving speech about women and sexual ...

Recently, beauty pageants have been in the news as Miss America, Miss USA, and Miss Teen USA are all black women. While that is noteworthy, what was striking was the public acceptance of these ...

In January, ahead of the first New York Fashion Week after the #TimesUp social revolution began, the Council of Fashion Designers of America sent out its regular preshow missive.

Matt Damon has finally decided to shut up, and well, better late than never. Tuesday on the Today Show, the actor decided that when it comes to talking about the #MeToo movement or #TimesUp he should ...