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Month: February 2020

5 charities you can support for Black History Month

Each year America celebrates Black History Month to honor the historical achievements of the African-American community. What better way to celebrate than supporting organizations working to make racial equality a reality? Here are a few non-profits making positive impacts on the black community. Thurgood Marshall College Fund The Thurgood Marshall College Fund was established in

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From awkward Prince Harry jokes to calls for diversity, here are the best moments from the BAFTAs

The British Academy Film Awards was a thrilling night of politically charged speeches, awkward gags and Rebel Wilson at her self-deprecating best. Here are the stand-out moments of this year’s ceremony. Hugh Grant’s Bridget Jones joke Fans of the “Bridget Jones” films were drenched in nostalgia when Hugh Grant slipped briefly back into his “Daniel

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Kushner defends conditions for Palestinians to get a state and ‘take control of themselves’

President Donald Trump’s senior adviser Jared Kushner told CNN that if Palestinians can’t meet certain conditions under the administration’s Middle East plan, then he doesn’t believe Israel should take “the risk to recognize them as a state.” Kushner was responding to CNN’s Fareed Zakaria, who challenged the President’s senior adviser and son-in-law to explain conditions

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BAFTA Film Awards 2020: See who won

The UK’s BAFTA Film Awards were presented Sunday. The World War I drama “1917” led among the winners with six awards, including best film and best director for Sam Mendes. The British Academy of Film and Television Arts stoked controversy earlier this award season for the lack of diversity among the nominees. (This year’s Oscar

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BAFTA Film Awards 2020: estos son los ganadores

(CNN) — Los premios de cine BAFTA del Reino Unido se anunciaron este domingo. El drama de la Primera Guerra Mundial “1917” lideró entre los ganadores con seis premios, incluyendo mejor película y mejor director para Sam Mendes. La Academia Británica de Artes de Cine y Televisión avivó la controversia a principios de esta temporada

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Greta Thunberg is filing for a trademark to prevent people and companies from misusing her name

Climate activist Greta Thunberg is taking matters into her own hands by applying for a trademark for her name and the Fridays For Future climate crisis movement she created. The 17-year-old said her “name and the #FridaysForFuture movement are constantly being used for commercial purposes without any consent whatsoever,” according to an Instagram post Wednesday.

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Facebook, Google and Twitter crack down on fake coronavirus ‘cures’ and other misinformation

Facebook says it will start taking down bogus claims about purported “cures” and other unproven theories surrounding the coronavirus, as the deadly outbreak continues to spread globally, sparking a surge in online chatter and misinformation. The company will “remove content with false claims or conspiracy theories that have been flagged by leading global health organizations

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