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The battle over the paint colour of a front door — on one edinbugh street. the owner of this house says shes really disappointed after the local council forced her to repaint her pink front door. heres our reporter naomi choy smith who can tell us more about this. the most talked about and was viewed stored on our our website. our colleagues in bbc scotland first picked up the story back in october. that is when miranda dixon first got an enforcement notice from edinburgh city council telling ...

Story is 25 years old selling a range of products to thousands of its licensed premium resellers. but why is its story lodge such a big deal? it signals a shift in how apple views india. now a strategic market for the texturing. because of a growing customer base and boost from local manufacturing. apple has always been an aspirational brand. but out of reach for most indians. even now, i thoughts make up just 4% of the overall smartphone sales. comparing it to i% smartphone sales. comparing it ...

Pink door there on the website. however, edinburgh city council claims that this is a much more muted colour that the colour that randall ended up painting her door. they say the colour was not in keeping with the historic character. but something that they think door is in keeping with is mirandas style. you can see here the inside of her house is covered with pink — pink curtains, a pink bathtub, she has got pink hair. check out this amazing hot pink carpet inside her town house there. howev...

The organisation that we are part of, reframe, these movements led to an opening of things and we actually saw 150% growth in women directing those top box—office movies and a small growth in women of colour as well — not proportional, unfortunately, but still growth. now, numbers in 2019, the numbers went from 4% to 12%. since 2019, it has flatlined. theres been no progress for the last four years. and so, when you think about constraint, fear, the way the global market is... scarcity. ..i ...

To the women in film headquarters, where im joined by keri putnam and stephanie allain, two women who are working to reshape the industry. they are both part of an initiative founded and led by women in film and the sundance institute called reframe, whose aim is to advance gender equity. keri putnam is a film executive and producer and the founder of putnam pictures. she served for 11 years as the ceo of the sundance institute, which runs the sundance film festival. prior to that, she worked as...

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The two events showcased some incredible community spirit.

I went to school for story — for english — and then i got pregnant, right after college, and i had this baby and i was like, "what am "i going to do?" and somebody told me there was a job called reading, and i was like reading isajob!? sign me up! i get paid to read? so thats what i did, and thatjust created an opening into the world of cinema for me. and then women — it was amy pascal and dawn steele — and they recognised my affinity for writing and for analysing material and they promo...

That are by and about women are as valued. and then add to that stories about black women. okay... as i said, it is very intersectional, definitely. people who make the financial decisions are still very homogeneous group of people who look at the business side. there are exceptions, but they look at the business side as, "what are we going to make back? "what are the international sales going to be?" "what is the box office going to be?" they set their budgets around that, so the money follows ...

Talking about culture and you are talking about storytelling and what stories we value and what reflects us, young people either see themselves or they dont. i think, talking about what we each might have thought were possible forjobs or possible for ourselves, i think it is such an important part of this industry. it is one of the reasons i love it. hollywood, the industry, is one of the least, least... um, open, inclusive businesses. like, oil is more inclusive in terms of ceos and people of c...