Metoo

A widely shared social media comment argues that the claim Generation Z is uninterested in sex or intimacy is exaggerated. The writer says it is understandable for a generation shaped by the #MeToo movement, the Harvey Weinstein scandals, and the hyper-sexualized 'heroin chic' culture of the 2000s to approach sex with caution rather than rejection. Others are debating whether shifting attitudes reflect prudishness or a rational response to that history.

Thirty-five years ago today, Anita Hill testified before the US Senate Judiciary Committee about sexual harassment allegations against Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas. The 1991 hearings, watched by millions on live television, became a landmark moment in American politics, sparking national debate about workplace harassment and helping fuel greater attention to women's treatment in public and professional life.

The film She Said is broadcast tonight on France 5, with Carey Mulligan and Zoe Kazan starring as the New York Times journalists who investigated Harvey Weinstein. The 2022 drama follows the reporting that helped ignite the #MeToo movement, and French listings and viewers are highlighting the broadcast as part of the film's television run.

Amanda Seyfried says she is no longer interested in filming sex scenes, revealing she turned down a television series because she would "have to have sex all the time." The actress said she does not want to be "naked with a stranger," adding to an ongoing industry debate about intimacy on screen and performers setting boundaries in the post-#MeToo era.