She asked them about their perspectives on hooking up, using porn and seeking consent, and heard stories of men both experiencing and perpetrating assault. Orenstein spoke to TIME about her discoveries and how parents, schools and young people themselves can foster a safer and more fulfilling culture around sex. Orenstein: What I ended up feeling when I was talking to girls was that they were systematically disconnected from their bodies, and with boys it was that they were systematically disconnected from their hearts. That was completely blown out of the water. Given how little instruction and counsel boys are given, can we expect them to know better from the start?

By Rory Tingle For Mailonline. A married nursery worker had sex with a year-old boy and had his baby, a jury heard today. Leah Cordice, who was 17 at the time, from Windsor, when she drunkenly walked into the boy's bedroom where he was playing computer games and pulled down his trousers before having sex with him, the court heard. She continued having unprotected intercourse with the child on average twice a month for a year, right through her pregnancy and after she gave birth to a girl, it is claimed.

Back in the early days of Hollywood, a lack of regulation led to many on-set accidents and deaths. According to legend, the final chase, and its climactic crash, was not a choreographed sequence, but a legitimate death race, caught on camera, and edited into one of the most legendary action sequences ever put on film. Despite these regulations, accidents still happen. Between the dangerous stunts, copious amounts of pyrotechnics, and the random chance of human error, making movies is still a risky proposition for actors, stunt performers, and even directors, as this list can attest. Here are 15 Tragic Accidents On The Sets Of Famous Movies.