International | Entertainment

Femina Favorite (Best Parody Music Video): Six Feet Away or We’ll be Six Feet Under

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This is a Femina.com voted #1 parody video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4QcbEWKyBc Six Feet Away or We’ll Be Six Feet Under is an original parody music video about “social distancing" with a hint of political undertones and substantial social commentary. It was written by Kevin Kennedy at the height of the lockdowns …with many questions still unanswered. Kennedy said, "with this song, I wanted to lend a bit of levity about #SocialDistancing and the current health, social, and economic times that we are all going through...it is sort of the "social distancing" versio
Europe | Norway | Sports

Norwegian Women’s Team’s Hilarious Mockumentary on Stereotypes

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NRK, Norway’s largest media organisation, have released an amazing mockumentary on the stereotypes that surround Women’s football. The satirical ‘documentary’ features such Norwegian Women’s national team players as Trine Rønning, Emilie Haavi and Cathrine Dekkerhus, who all take their turn to express their struggles and disappointments with the game. From admitting to not knowing the offside rule to wanting to use tees to get the ball off the ground, the Norwegian players absolutely nail their deadpan interviews. Their remarks are made even funnier when considered with the appre
South Asia | Australia | Business

Men should engage their brains before talking to women

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There are questions you should not ask women, and they are always the questions you do ask women. Repeatedly. Especially if you are a man with the opportunity to exercise power. So, a cautionary tale. This is not just for selectors in the Liberal Party, the results of whose conscious bias shapes our future by shaping our politicians. It is for every man who has ever been on a selection panel of any kind, anywhere. Or for every man who thinks the only way he can connect with women is to discuss the kids. The story I am about to tell you happened just a few months ago at a multinational near
North America | United States | Culture

‘Amazon Prime for Women’ parody video calls out wage gap

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Imagine only receiving 78 percent of what you ordered? That’s the idea behind this new parody video, which calls out the average wage gap between women and men in the United States, using Amazon Prime as its vehicle for the message. In this video, introducing “Amazing Prime for Women,” they walk you through what “78 percent of each item for 78 percent of the price” gets you. And it ain’t pretty. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5UqhMNoeBc