Hollywood
united in with victims of sexual harassment and assault by wearing
black on the red carpet at the 75th Golden Globe Awards which took place
at The Beverly Hilton on Sunday.
united in with victims of sexual harassment and assault by wearing
black on the red carpet at the 75th Golden Globe Awards which took place
at The Beverly Hilton on Sunday.
The dress code was all black, a Time’s Up initiative at the Golden Globes, chosen as a way for the
movie and TV industry to make a statement against a pervasive culture
of misconduct, brought about by the downfall of shamed movie mogul
Harvey Weinstein and a host of other sexual predators that were called
out by #metoo victims.
movie and TV industry to make a statement against a pervasive culture
of misconduct, brought about by the downfall of shamed movie mogul
Harvey Weinstein and a host of other sexual predators that were called
out by #metoo victims.
Stars
and celebs like Angelina Jolie, pregnant Eva Longoria, Mary J. Blige,
Jessica Biel, Kendall Jenner, Kerry Washington, Catherine Zeta Jones
Naomi Campbell, Halle Berry and a host of others all followed the dress
code of black, but not all the celebs wore black.
and celebs like Angelina Jolie, pregnant Eva Longoria, Mary J. Blige,
Jessica Biel, Kendall Jenner, Kerry Washington, Catherine Zeta Jones
Naomi Campbell, Halle Berry and a host of others all followed the dress
code of black, but not all the celebs wore black.
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