Chelsea This article is more than 1 year oldChelsea executive initially brushed off female agent’s complaint over inappropriate messagesThis article is more than 1 year oldTom Glick initially told Catalina Kim it did not interest himGlick said he had not reviewed messages and swiftly sacked employeeChelsea’s president of business, Tom Glick, told a female agent that her complaint to him about a string of inappropriate messages from a senior executive he had hired days earlier did not interest him and was not relevant to his job.

Hello again! It's a big day, because it's time for our Halloween story to begin! But before we start, thank you all so much for your brilliant JOKE suggestions. I loved them all. There were lots of great ones involving people (usually George) getting hit in the face with books, a funny one about a werewolf headmaster falling off a rock, and also an excellent extended idea involving our heroine, Lucy, and a big pair of frilly pink knickers (I'll leave the details of that one to your imagination…).

Lee Krasner in her New York studio, c 1939: ‘She didn’t suffer fools.’ Photograph: Photograph by Maurice Berezov. Copyright A.E. Artworks, LLC.Lee Krasner in her New York studio, c 1939: ‘She didn’t suffer fools.’ Photograph: Photograph by Maurice Berezov. Copyright A.E. Artworks, LLC.The ObserverArtLee Krasner’s huge contribution to abstract expressionism was overshadowed for years by the work of her husband, Jackson Pollock. On the eve of a major London show, we trace her story

CountryReviewOVO Hydro, Glasgow Backed by cowboys and aliens, the all-conquering country-pop outlier dons that leopard-print catsuit and leads her crowd through hit after hit A Shania Twain concert can only end one way. The Canadian country star has a host of Grammy-winning, record-breaking singles, but two songs from her double-diamond 1997 album Come On Over just keep getting bigger and, obviously, she’s saved them for last. Just in case it’s not obvious, Twain’s also wearing the hooded leopard-print catsuit straight from the video for sarcastic anthem That Don’t Impress Me Much.

US news This article is more than 9 years oldThe life of the Vegas 'porn slapper': 'I don't care if they punch or hit me'This article is more than 9 years oldCard workers on the Las Vegas Strip, advertising for the sex trade and often working without papers, endure humiliation from tourists, fight their employers for pay, and are targeted by police The first thing they do is put on those T-shirts.