The 75th Annual Golden Globes on Sunday brought in 19 million viewers for NBC, a bit down from last year's telecast, which had 20 million viewers tuning in.
One of the BBC's most senior international journalists has resigned her post as China editor, slamming the news organization's "secretive and illegal pay structure."
Women have shared #MeToo stories about their good jobs, their bad jobs and their part-time jobs. But when we talk about harassment on first jobs, we're often talking about harassment of teenagers -- women whose first experiences with sexual harassment happened when they were still in high school.
Kathryn Smith is no braggart. She's focused on her work and shuns the spotlight. In fact, she's hesitant to acknowledge the history she has made and the proverbial glass ceiling she has shattered.
1. Tech talk: The annual Consumer Electronics Show -- better known as CES -- is getting under way in Las Vegas and runs through Friday. Tech companies including LG, Samsung and Microsoft use the international show to wow the public with new gadgets.
The dresses were black. The pins said #TimesUp. Sunday's Golden Globes were the first awards show since the Harvey Weinstein scandal. And it was a decidedly different affair than last year -- a show of solidarity with victims and a statement by Hollywood that the status quo is unacceptable.