“But I'll tell you this: You're going to have one if you haven't had it already.
“One you might be aware of when it's happening and one you might not. “Each and every one of you is going to have a moment like mine - a moment that changes your life,” she said 27 years after her big-screen moment. It was meant to illustrate a point about women, sexuality, shaming and actual power, issues that reach far beyond the entertainment industry in the age of #MeToo. Getty Imagesīut repeating the routine wasn’t really meant to be empowering.
Let’s do it again.” Award winner Sharon Stone speaks onstage during the GQ Men of the Year awards show.
