DeMarse has also not commented on the booklet—she has signed a non-disclosure agreement. “Kill it” Sekiko Sakai Garrison, a Bloomberg employee from 1989 until her firing in 1995, who led the sales of Bloomberg Terminals, sued Bloomberg and his company after being fired, according to documents published by the Washington Post. She claimed in her…
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A New York jury has returned a verdict in the Harvey Weinstein trial. The disgraced movie mogul has been found guilty on two counts—a criminal sexual act against former Project Runway production assistant Miriam Haley and rape in the third degree of an unnamed victim. He was acquitted of two counts of predatory sexual assault…
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Leave it to Verishop, our new favorite online shopping destination to heat up your Valentine’s Day with its chic sexual wellness products. The site—known for its Instagrammable curation of fashion, beauty, and home decor—has a small but mighty lineup of toys, books, and oils at a range of price points to spice up your life.…
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She continues, “Unless it is rape, [many of us] feel like we can’t really talk about it or that we have to take it in our stride and even laugh about it. We’ve turned them into little funny anecdotes rather than actually dealing with the fact that might have traumatized us on some level.” It’s…
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We may be living in the age of too much content (because really, who can get to it all?!?), but a new study shows that one single episode of popular television can still make a big impact on the world. Grey’s Anatomy has been in our lives since it premiered on ABC in 2005, and…
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Trigger Warning: This article contains descriptions of sexual trauma. I’ve recently become one of those people who is into reiki—aka “energy healing,” a form of alternative medicine. This is a complete shock to me—I generally raise my eyebrows at mentions of “chakras” and “attuning”—but I’m now that girl. Whenever it comes up in conversation that…
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