Keira Knightley gets candid about facing harassment: ‘I don’t even think about it, it’s effing depressing’

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exclusive chat with the Daily Star, rapper and producer Fazer, whose real name is Richard Rawson, reflected on his time with the band and that hotly anticipated reunion.He also admitted that he and bandmates, Tulisa and Dappy will turn down major record labels when they reunite and release music as NFTs.Despite disbanding in 2011, the group will be looking to explore more ways to connect with fans.He told Daily Star's WIRED column: "We never said that we would never get back together, we always said we would at some point - it's just about time."We never said it was off the cards we always said it's going to come back at some point."Right now there's a lot of sceptical stuff, but we will bring it back at some point."The 35-year-old went on to suggest that physical copies of music may be a thing of the past for him.He explained: "NFTs are the way forward for artists when it comes to piracy and getting paid, why would you ever sign to a record label?"Fazer reckons any future music he or N-Dubz releases as non-fungible tokens will benefit fans as much as the artists themselves.He added: "It's the way forward for artists because it deletes the whole thing of having a record label and it puts the consumers in a position to, theoretically speaking, become the record label."They're financing your careers, they’re financing your videos and everything and in return, they’ll hold stake holds in the percentages."Fazer, back with new single Tears, plans to release his next two solo songs as NFTs and is using Canadian rapper Tory Lanez as the blueprint.Fazer added: "Look at Tory Lanez recently, the song he released as the NFT made him the fastest artist in history to go platinum."He sold a million copies in less than 60 seconds, even

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Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorA New York State Supreme Court judge ruled that a $2.7 billion defamation lawsuit filed against Fox News Channel by the voting-technology company Smartmatic can proceed, despite Fox’s motion to have the matter dismissed. The suit is the second of its kind that has cleared a potential legal hurdle and has been allowed to continue making its way through the courts.In the suit, filed in February of last year, Smartmatic alleged that Fox News and three of its popular on-air personalities at the time — Lou Dobbs, Maria Bartiromo and Jeanine Pirro —  made false claims about the company’s actions and influence on the 2020 presidential election, or allowed such claims to continue to circulate.

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Keira Knightley doesn’t know anyone who hasn’t been harassed at one point. The British actress told the July issue of Harper’s Bazaar UK that it took her hearing other women’s experiences with misogyny to realize that it has been a constant problem over the years.

Keira Knightley is sharing the sad reality of the harassment that women face in the world.

Harper’s Bazaar magazine, Knightley said she’d suffered harassment in the past and added that “every” woman she knows has been subjected to it in some way.Knightley said: “I love that politician who said there ought to be a curfew for men and men were outraged, and you think – but there’s a curfew for women and there always has been.”When asked if she’d experienced harassment herself, Knightley added: “Yes! I mean, everybody has.”“Literally, I don’t know anyone who hasn’t been, in some way, whether it’s being flashed at, or groped, or some guy saying they’re going to slit your throat, or punching you in the face, or whatever it is, everybody has.”Knightley went on to describe the situation as “fucking depressing” before adding: “It was when

While the rest of the world was lounging around in tie-dye sweatpants and rocking messy buns at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Keira Knightley was getting dressed in head-to-to Chanel — and for good reason. 

Keira Knightley has revealed she has experienced harassment in the past - and believes that ‘literally’ everyone has experienced some form of misogyny in public. The 36-year-old said that she, like many other women, takes precautions when walking home alone due to the threat of negative attention.

Keira Knightley has opened up on her feelings about harassment against women, labelling it "depressing".

Keira Knightley has previously been vocal about abuse and the sexual assaults she's experienced in the past. But now, the star has spoken openly about the precautions she takes when walking home, as she's unaware of anyone who hasn't been "harassed" or violently "assaulted".Talking candidly about her experience with UK's Harper Bazaar Keira, 36, expressed that she often finds being so cautious "depressing".Mum-of-two Keira, 36, said: "It was when women started listing all the precautions they take when they walk home to make sure they’re safe, and I thought, I do every single one of them, and I don’t even think about it.