Emily Doe
- All
- News
-
Just When Emily Ratajkowski Couldn't Get More Bold, She Does It Again In Neutral Casuals
Emily Ratajkowski known for her bold photoshoots, still sticks to the theme even in neutral casuals
-
Google Sues Scammers Over Fake Bard AI Chatbot That Downloads Malware
Alphabet’s Google is suing five unidentified scammers who tricked people looking for Google’s artificial intelligence chatbot Bard into downloading malware onto their computers. In a lawsuit filed in the Northern District of California, Google claimed the scammers set up social media accounts encouraging people to download a fake version of Bar...
-
Dune: The Sisterhood Casts Chernobyl’s Emily Watson, Harry Potter's Shirley Henderson as Leads: Report
Dune: The Sisterhood has reportedly cast Emily Watson and Shirley Henderson as leads. As per Variety, the pair will play Valya and Tula Harkonnen respectively, the sisters who rose to power in the titular secret organisation, that eventually came to be known as the Bene Gesserit. Dune director Denis Villeneuve serves as executive producer. Dune: Th...
-
Justin Trudeau Says He's Learned From Scandal, But Does Not Apologise
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is famous for offering earnest apologies, but one month into the biggest political scandal of his career, there is nary a "sorry" in sight.
-
When Nothing Works, This Will Help You Sleep Like It Helped This Girl! Try It
There is plenty of evidence that sleep deprivation results in an increased risk of high blood pressure, diabetes and heart disease.
-
Melania Trump Wraps First Solo Trip Abroad In Egypt With Comments On Kavanaugh
The visual was striking - Melania Trump stood in front of Egypt's Great Sphinx, doing something she rarely does: Speaking about the news of the day.
-
Skipping A Beat Is No Cause For Alarm. Usually
"Heart palpitations" is a catchall term used to describe anything unusual that people feel in the rhythms of their hearts.
-
The Timing Of North Korea's Nuke Test Could Not Be Worse For China's Leader
President Xi Jinping does not like surprises. That hasn't stopped Kim Jong Un or President Donald Trump. On Sunday, hours before the Chinese president delivered a keynote speech on his country's diplomatic prowess, North Korea tested a nuclear bomb, stealing his spotlight.
-
Chelsea Clinton Defends White House Staff After Trump Reportedly Called The Mansion 'A Dump'
Does President Donald Trump find the accommodations at the White House slightly less than four-star-worthy?
-
Dwayne Johnson, 'Sexiest Man Alive,' Really Does Want to be Next POTUS
"I started to really think. Could I make a difference? Could I surround myself with really brilliant people to help me make decisions? Do I care about this country? And when the answers continued to come up yes, then I thought, there's a good chance," said Dwayne The Rock Johnson
-
$5 Trillion In Commerce Flows Through South China Sea Every Year
An international tribunal has ruled that China does not have historic rights to justify its expansive claims to the South China Sea, in a major blow to Beijing.
-
Weird Things Tom Cruise Does in Interviews, As Revealed by a Reporter
The author mixes the media inside details with bizarre anecdotes about celebrities. There is no better example than her chapter on Tom Cruise, who is one of the most mystifying stars to cover as a journalist, from his erratic behavior to the fact that talk shows are apparently banned from asking him about Scientology
-
You Don't Need The Muscle Of Two Swedish Men At Stanford To Stop A Rape
The woman known as "Emily Doe" taped her drawing of two bicycles above her bed. It reminds her of the strangers who came to embody protection - the pair of cycling Stanford University graduate students who stopped her sexual assault.
-
'You Took Away My Worth': A Rape Victim Delivers 'Powerful' Message To A Former Stanford Swimmer
She's known in local newspapers as 23-year-old "Emily Doe" - a pseudonym to protect her privacy amid an emotional court battle in which former Stanford University varsity swimmer Brock Allen Turner was found guilty for her sexual assault.
-
Money Really Does Change Everything, Even Your Friendships
Way back in 1983, Cyndi Lauper knew that "money changes everything." Social science is finally starting to catch up.
-
Just When Emily Ratajkowski Couldn't Get More Bold, She Does It Again In Neutral Casuals
Emily Ratajkowski known for her bold photoshoots, still sticks to the theme even in neutral casuals
-
Google Sues Scammers Over Fake Bard AI Chatbot That Downloads Malware
Alphabet’s Google is suing five unidentified scammers who tricked people looking for Google’s artificial intelligence chatbot Bard into downloading malware onto their computers. In a lawsuit filed in the Northern District of California, Google claimed the scammers set up social media accounts encouraging people to download a fake version of Bar...
-
Dune: The Sisterhood Casts Chernobyl’s Emily Watson, Harry Potter's Shirley Henderson as Leads: Report
Dune: The Sisterhood has reportedly cast Emily Watson and Shirley Henderson as leads. As per Variety, the pair will play Valya and Tula Harkonnen respectively, the sisters who rose to power in the titular secret organisation, that eventually came to be known as the Bene Gesserit. Dune director Denis Villeneuve serves as executive producer. Dune: Th...
-
Justin Trudeau Says He's Learned From Scandal, But Does Not Apologise
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is famous for offering earnest apologies, but one month into the biggest political scandal of his career, there is nary a "sorry" in sight.
-
When Nothing Works, This Will Help You Sleep Like It Helped This Girl! Try It
There is plenty of evidence that sleep deprivation results in an increased risk of high blood pressure, diabetes and heart disease.
-
Melania Trump Wraps First Solo Trip Abroad In Egypt With Comments On Kavanaugh
The visual was striking - Melania Trump stood in front of Egypt's Great Sphinx, doing something she rarely does: Speaking about the news of the day.
-
Skipping A Beat Is No Cause For Alarm. Usually
"Heart palpitations" is a catchall term used to describe anything unusual that people feel in the rhythms of their hearts.
-
The Timing Of North Korea's Nuke Test Could Not Be Worse For China's Leader
President Xi Jinping does not like surprises. That hasn't stopped Kim Jong Un or President Donald Trump. On Sunday, hours before the Chinese president delivered a keynote speech on his country's diplomatic prowess, North Korea tested a nuclear bomb, stealing his spotlight.
-
Chelsea Clinton Defends White House Staff After Trump Reportedly Called The Mansion 'A Dump'
Does President Donald Trump find the accommodations at the White House slightly less than four-star-worthy?
-
Dwayne Johnson, 'Sexiest Man Alive,' Really Does Want to be Next POTUS
"I started to really think. Could I make a difference? Could I surround myself with really brilliant people to help me make decisions? Do I care about this country? And when the answers continued to come up yes, then I thought, there's a good chance," said Dwayne The Rock Johnson
-
$5 Trillion In Commerce Flows Through South China Sea Every Year
An international tribunal has ruled that China does not have historic rights to justify its expansive claims to the South China Sea, in a major blow to Beijing.
-
Weird Things Tom Cruise Does in Interviews, As Revealed by a Reporter
The author mixes the media inside details with bizarre anecdotes about celebrities. There is no better example than her chapter on Tom Cruise, who is one of the most mystifying stars to cover as a journalist, from his erratic behavior to the fact that talk shows are apparently banned from asking him about Scientology
-
You Don't Need The Muscle Of Two Swedish Men At Stanford To Stop A Rape
The woman known as "Emily Doe" taped her drawing of two bicycles above her bed. It reminds her of the strangers who came to embody protection - the pair of cycling Stanford University graduate students who stopped her sexual assault.
-
'You Took Away My Worth': A Rape Victim Delivers 'Powerful' Message To A Former Stanford Swimmer
She's known in local newspapers as 23-year-old "Emily Doe" - a pseudonym to protect her privacy amid an emotional court battle in which former Stanford University varsity swimmer Brock Allen Turner was found guilty for her sexual assault.
-
Money Really Does Change Everything, Even Your Friendships
Way back in 1983, Cyndi Lauper knew that "money changes everything." Social science is finally starting to catch up.
