Geena Davis

If people are terrible to women on a social media site, who's responsible for ending that behavior? Thursday, Soraya Chemaly at the Guardian published a piece titled "Facebook's Big Misogyny Problem," claiming that Facebook does not take appropriate steps to control the high volume of content degrading to women that gets posted and shared on the site. She cites examples of groups built around domestic violence and sexual assault jokes, such as the page "I kill bitches like you." ...

With spring gently settling on the East Coast, I feel once again I've emerged from a confining cocoon of my own making. I don't like cold, I don't like snow, I don't like winter sports. For me, everything goes decidedly downhill (no pun intended) after New Year's. But now, I'm renewed. I raise my face to the sun, and movie fanatic that I am, I hear Groucho's voice ringing in my ears: "Sing ho! For the open highway! Sing ho! For the open road!" (Anyone remember the movie?...