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IN THIS ISSUE‘THIS YEAR HAS BEEN INCREDIBLE FOR WOMEN. IT HAS ALSO BEEN HELL’This year has been incredible for women in Hollywood.There has been unprecedented dialogue about issues like wage equality and systemic bias and, most notably, sexual assault and harassment. We have spoken and we have spoken loudly, and our voices, once muffled under layers of crinoline and repressed rage, have been heard.Heroines have emerged. We are cracking open windows and beating down doors. The air is circulating and the light is pouring in. There are magazine covers and TV specials and parties and instas celebrating the very real, very important and long overdue progress that has been made.But with that progress, there have been mistakes, there has been pain. There has been a deep and gut-wrenching reckoning. And not just for men.This year has been incredible for women in Hollywood. But…7 min

IN THIS ISSUECONTRIBUTORSBrené Brown, a research professor at the University of Houston Graduate College of Social Work, interviewed the Oscar-winning Viola Davis for the cover story, exploring the emotional work required of an artist and of an authentic leader (page 76). “She’s a truth-teller,” Brown says of Davis. A best-selling author, Brown released her latest book, Dare to Lead: Brave Work. Tough Conversations. Whole Hearts., on Oct. 9.Claudia Lucia photographed THR’s largest-ever group shot — 62 members of Black Women Who Brunch (page 38). Photo and video director Jennifer Martin Laski has brought THR’s photographer roster from 21 percent to 45 percent female in two years, while other magazines still average 28 percent. And all of this issue’s illustrators, hired by creative director Shanti Marlar and her team, are female.The comedic mind…2 min

IN THIS ISSUETHR LAUNCHES A NEW INCLUSIVITY INITIATIVEIn April, The Hollywood Reporter will launch a major new diversity initiative, the Young Executives Fellowship, designed to create an inclusive pipeline for future leaders in entertainment.The program, a joint venture with Endeavor and Amazon Studios, will accompany a new annual print issue of THR that spotlights the industry’s leaders of change, just as THR’s Women in Entertainment issue has highlighted Hollywood’s female leaders.The fellowship and the issue will be the focus of a gala Empowerment in Entertainment event, also in April, that will celebrate those driving opportunities for marginalized voices, including people of color, women and the LGBTQ community.This program launches as THR celebrates 10 years of its Women in Entertainment Mentorship Program, which has paired more than 150 teenage girls from underserved schools in Los Angeles with some…3 min

IN THIS ISSUEMEET ONE OF THR’S NEW MENTEESOn Dec. 5 at The Hollywood Reporter’s 26th annual Women in Entertainment breakfast, 18 L.A. teens (17 of them pictured above) will see their time in the WIE Mentorship Program — created by THR in partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Los Angeles — come to its official end. But their relationships with the mentors who guided them through 2018, and the lessons of the program, will carry them forward.And right behind this graduating class comes the next group of 22 outstanding student leaders (who’ll be matched with the dynamo Hollywood mentors on page 32) — like Katherine, whose program application essay (below) reveals the challenges along her path so far, the dreams that drive her forward and her hopes for an empowered future.I magine being 5 years…3 min

IN THIS ISSUE4 WIE Alums Who’ve Gone HollywoodAISHA HAUSER works at Warner Bros. Technology. Her mentor was Suzanne Kolb, then president of E! Entertainment. Her two WIE lessons: “Alone, we are tiny drops in a huge ocean, but together we can create powerful waves,” she says. “And even the most powerful women make mistakes.”PAOLA FRANCO, whose mentor was Jennifer Salke, now Amazon Studios head, is a creative assistant at Netflix. “I consider it a life obligation to provide the same kind of support to the next generation,” she says of her WIE experience, “whom I advise to say yes to every opportunity.”RAVYNNE STAINE is a producer assistant on syndicated talk show The Real; her mentor was producer Hilary Estey McLoughlin, now senior exec producer on ABC’s The View. Her advice for current and future mentees: “Shoot for…1 min

IN THIS ISSUEA Black Panther Scholarship, Laptop Largesse and More Good News for WIE MenteesEight years after THR awarded its first scholarship to a graduate of the WIE Mentorship Program (Aileen Renteria received $5,000 to help her at UC Berkeley), the class of 2018 will receive a record-breaking $1.8 million in scholarship money. That’s thanks to the generosity of donors including such companies as Twitter, Lionsgate and The Walt Disney Co., individuals including Chuck Lorre and Lori Greiner, and Loyola Marymount University, which has partnered with THR and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Los Angeles on the WIE program for the past five years.Greiner, one of the entrepreneurial stars of ABC’s Shark Tank, will grant one full-ride scholarship to LMU, a year after she presented her first to a WIE recipient. Lorre, the exec producer of The Big Bang Theory and The Kominsky…2 min

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What percent of ents are women? ›

Our study found that 16% of 2021 Top Doctors in Otolaryngology, Otolaryngology/Facial Plastics, and Pediatric Otolaryngology were women. In 2019, women represented 34.7% of residents and 18.3% of active otolaryngologists [3].

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Is ENT the same as otolaryngology? ›

ENT vs. otolaryngologist

Another name for an otolaryngologist is ENT, which stands for “ear, nose and throat.” Both terms mean the same thing. “ENT” is the more common term, probably because it's easier to remember. But “otolaryngologist” is the medical term for this type of specialist.

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What happened to all the female Ents? ›

The Entwives moved away to what became the Brown Lands across the Great River Anduin, although the male Ents still visited them. The Entwives interacted with Men and taught them the art of agriculture. The gardens of the Entwives were destroyed by Sauron, and the Entwives disappeared.

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What are female Ents called? ›

Female Ents are called Entwives, and they were lost to the Ents during the Second Age. They preferred orchards and gardens. Once, the forest of which Fangorn and the Old Forest near the Shire covered a vast area of northern Middle-earth. The Entwives moved across the Anduin to more open places and gardened there.

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What is the fancy name for an ENT doctor? ›

An otolaryngologist is often called an ear, nose, and throat doctor, or an ENT for short. This medical specialty dates back to the 19th century, when doctors recognized that the head and neck contained a series of interconnected systems.

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Can ENT check esophagus? ›

ENT doctors also treat conditions that affect the throat, trachea, and esophagus. If you have trouble swallowing or speaking, you may have an issue with your throat. An ENT can perform different diagnostic tests, including an endoscopy, to get a detailed look at your throat.

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What will an ENT do for clogged ears? ›

The surgeon makes a tiny incision in the ear drum using a small scalpel or laser, then suctions the fluid out of the middle ear. The doctor inserts a small tube in the incision in the eardrum to allow fluid to drain.

What is the gender breakdown in ENT? ›

Otolaryngologist gender statistics

68.4% of otolaryngologists are women and 31.6% of otolaryngologists are men.

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What percent of audiologists are women? ›

The workforce of Audiologists in 2022 was 18,961 people, with 84.8% woman, and 15.2% men. The average age of male Audiologists in the workforce is 46.8 and of female Audiologists is 42.1, and the most common race/ethnicity for Audiologists is White.

What percentage of US doctors are female? ›

Women expand presence overall

Women accounted for 38% of active physicians in 2022 (a total of 371,851), an increase from 26% (a total of 188,926) in 2004. Men accounted for 62% of active physicians in 2022 (a total of 613,974), a decrease from 74% (a total of 541,285) in 2004.

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What percent of the stem field is female? ›

In 2021, about two-thirds (65%) of those employed in STEM occupations were men and about one-third (35%) were women (figure 2-3). Consistent with women's faster growth than men's in the STEM workforce, the proportion of the STEM workforce that were women increased by 3 percentage points from 2011 to 2021.

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