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10 Women We Admired This Year
In what has been a very eventful year, several moments stood out as beacons of hope and inspiration for women across the world. From women voting for and winning seats in Saudi Arabia to German Chancellor Angela Merkel being named Time's 'Person of the Year 2015,' female achievers made the world proud and left a huge mark in the fields of politics ...
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Sonam Kapoor on Wage Equality: Do the Math, Doesn't Make Sense
Patricia Arquette became a mouthpiece of sorts for women in the entertainment industry the world over, when she talked about wage equality during her Oscar speech
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Oscars 2015: Patricia Arquette Slammed For Backstage Comment
Patricia, in a backstage interview, said, "It's time for all the women in America and all the gay people, and all the people of color to fight for us now."
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The Oscars Were About Race, Equality and Acceptance
A bunch of great speeches from the winners addressed issues of race, equality, homosexuality, suicide and immigration
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On Twitter, the Biggest Oscar Winner is Patricia Arquette's Speech
It was the Oscars moment that made Meryl Streep jump out of her seat and scream, "Yes! Yes" over and over again.
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Oscars 2015: Passionate Speeches, But Few Surprises
Director Pawel Pawlikowski's Oscar win and cctress Patricia Arquette's feminist call to arms in her acceptance speech were the few unexpected events at the Oscars this year
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Patricia Arquette: It's Time to have Wage Equality
"To every woman who gave birth, to every taxpayer and citizen of this nation, we have fought for everybody's equal rights," she said
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Patricia Arquette Wins Best Supporting Actress for Boyhood
Patricia played divorced mother in Richard Linklater's coming-of-age drama Boyhood
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Oscars 2015: Who's Likely to Win
Julianne Moore is almost universally expected to win best actress for Still Alice.Patricia Arquette is the favourite for best supporting actress
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Oscars 2015: Patricia Arquette Checked She Was Nominated on Google
Patricia Arquette said that she Googled to confirm whether she was nominated for Oscars
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Oscars 2015: Meryl Streep Scores Her 19th Nomination
Ms Streep is, of course, the most nominated actor ever, and has been for some years. Way behind her are actors Katharine Hepburn and Jack Nicholson, tied at second place with 13 nominations each
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10 Women We Admired This Year
In what has been a very eventful year, several moments stood out as beacons of hope and inspiration for women across the world. From women voting for and winning seats in Saudi Arabia to German Chancellor Angela Merkel being named Time's 'Person of the Year 2015,' female achievers made the world proud and left a huge mark in the fields of politics ...
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Sonam Kapoor on Wage Equality: Do the Math, Doesn't Make Sense
Patricia Arquette became a mouthpiece of sorts for women in the entertainment industry the world over, when she talked about wage equality during her Oscar speech
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Oscars 2015: Patricia Arquette Slammed For Backstage Comment
Patricia, in a backstage interview, said, "It's time for all the women in America and all the gay people, and all the people of color to fight for us now."
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The Oscars Were About Race, Equality and Acceptance
A bunch of great speeches from the winners addressed issues of race, equality, homosexuality, suicide and immigration
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On Twitter, the Biggest Oscar Winner is Patricia Arquette's Speech
It was the Oscars moment that made Meryl Streep jump out of her seat and scream, "Yes! Yes" over and over again.
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Oscars 2015: Passionate Speeches, But Few Surprises
Director Pawel Pawlikowski's Oscar win and cctress Patricia Arquette's feminist call to arms in her acceptance speech were the few unexpected events at the Oscars this year
-
Patricia Arquette: It's Time to have Wage Equality
"To every woman who gave birth, to every taxpayer and citizen of this nation, we have fought for everybody's equal rights," she said
-
Patricia Arquette Wins Best Supporting Actress for Boyhood
Patricia played divorced mother in Richard Linklater's coming-of-age drama Boyhood
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Oscars 2015: Who's Likely to Win
Julianne Moore is almost universally expected to win best actress for Still Alice.Patricia Arquette is the favourite for best supporting actress
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Oscars 2015: Patricia Arquette Checked She Was Nominated on Google
Patricia Arquette said that she Googled to confirm whether she was nominated for Oscars
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Oscars 2015: Meryl Streep Scores Her 19th Nomination
Ms Streep is, of course, the most nominated actor ever, and has been for some years. Way behind her are actors Katharine Hepburn and Jack Nicholson, tied at second place with 13 nominations each
