The #MeToo movement saw women speak up about sexism on an unprecedented scale – and research shows it has led to a shift in dating culture. In the wake of the movement, many men have changed the way they behave on dates, proving that it has altered social expectations around romance.

The popularity of online dating is growing in France, but it still carries associations of 1990s-era ‘trash dating’, and there are noteworthy differences in how men and women use these platforms. What are French women looking for? Fun, empowerment, and opportunities to meet offline.

After Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein’s history of alleged sexual misconduct was bared to the world, social feeds were flooded with a singular expression: #MeToo. The hashtag went viral, inspiring over half a million tweets in just 24 hours, but can people really find solace in an online trend?

Men's razor brand Gillette has released a short film that challenges gender ideals around masculinity. The film has sparked controversy among some men who say it's sexist, yet this is something Gillette anticipated as they attempt to align their brand with a younger, more progressive audience.