Olivia Munn scrambles to put on protective mask as she arrives at exclusive celebrity hotspot in LA

Kanye West has made the argument that Black History Month – an annual commemoration of important people and events in the history of the African diaspora, celebrated every February in North America – is no longer relevant, instead declaring in a new video that February will henceforth be known as “Black Future Month”.The video shows West – who is legally known as Ye – standing in the centre of a hooded group and delivering a powerful speech on his upbringing and struggles as a Black man in modern America.“The system has been separating families in every way that they can, for years” he said, noting that he was separated from his mother (the first female head of the English department at Chicago State University) and his father (a Black Panther) at a young age, leading to a fractured relationship between West and the latter.He continued: “America is made to enslave us. What they ever gave us? We’d improve.

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Adele bagged three gongs at this year's BRIT Awards and dedicated her win to her ex-husband and son in a heartfelt speech.The 33-year-old chart-topper won three of the five awards she was up for during the ceremony and even performed her hit new song I Drink Wine, from her award-winning album 30.She was the star of the night and after winning her third and final gong for Album of the Year.She dedicated her win to her 9-year-old son Angelo Adkins and ex-husband Simon Konecki, 47, reports OK!.Trying to hold back the tears, Adele said: "I would like to dedicate this award to my son."And to Simon, his dad, this album was all of our journeys."The teary-eyed hit maker announced how proud she is of herself. She added: "And I'm very proud of myself for sticking to my guns."It was a night to remember for the Easy On Me singer as Adele took home the statues for Artist of the Year and Single of the Year with her catchy title track from her new album.Absolutely shocked by her win, the singer told the audience she couldn't believe a "little piano ballad" had managed to get the award over "all them bangers".

Liam Gallagher's children, Lennon and Molly Gallagher, made a rare public appearance at this year's BRIT Awards as they were snapped walking down the red carpet in style. .The eldest two children of the Oasis rockstar, Molly, 23, and Lennon, 22, posed up quite a storm ahead of their dad Liam's hotly anticipated performance.Snapped side-by-side, Molly and Lennon created quite a reaction as many noticed how uncanny their resemblance is to their rockstar dad, especially Lennon.Liam's son Lennon, who he shares with his ex-wife and former Emmerdale star Patsy Kensit, is his superstar dad's spitting image, reports OK!The 22-year-old straight-faced model rocked a messy brunette mop of hair and a contrasting dark brown belt for the evening, making him look like a much younger Liam.Sister Molly opted for a leather jacket and black maxi dress, which she paired with a pair of matching boots.The sibling duo ensured they were on hand to support their dad ahead of his iconic performance.

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Nelly issued an apology on Tuesday after a sex tape he was in was posted to his Instagram Stories.'I sincerely apologize to the young lady and her family, this is unwanted publicity for her/them,' the Grillz artist, 47, told TMZ. 'This was an old video that was private and never meant to go public.'The clip involving the rapper, whose real name is Cornell Iral Haynes Jr., was captured by a number of users before it was deleted.

Olivia Munn was a guest on Thursday’s edition of Gayle King’s SiriusXM program, “Gayle King in The House”, where she discussed the recent Atlanta shootings and the escalation in anti-Asian hate incidents.

You know that voice in your head? The one that calls you a freak, a failure, a baby, or a pig? You try to ignore it, yet it pushes you from a place of fear into making choices you regret. Then, it snarls at you not to look back.

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Asian-American entertainers are speaking out in solidarity.

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Olivia Munn led the way as a number of stars took to social media to condemn hate against Asian people following Tuesday's shooting spree in Georgia in which six Asian women were among eight people murdered.A gunman named Robert Aaron Long, 21, was charged Wednesday in the incident, in which a related controversy arose after police said that Long (who is white) claimed the murder spree was brought about by not race, but a 'sex addiction,' with the victims targeted because they temped him.Munn, 40, was one of many notable names who questioned how the attack was being positioned as something other than a hate crime after Cherokee County sheriff’s Capt.

Olivia Munn says that Asian Americans are being targeted, responding to the Atlanta shooting where a white gunman killed eight people, six of whom were Asian American. The Love Wedding Repeat and The Newsroom actress spoke to MSNBC’s Nicole Wallace about the rise in anti-Asian violence amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Haley Bosselman editorFollowing the murders of eight people — six being Asian women — Tuesday night at three separate Atlanta-area spas, Hollywood is calling for action to #StopAsianHate.This comes after several months of celebrities and activists calling for such action as attacks against Asian Americans rose amid the COVID-19 pandemic. “The racist, verbal and physical assaults have left my community fearful to step outside,” Olivia Munn wrote in an Instagram post on Feb.

Lulu Wang, Olivia Munn, Daniel Dae Kim, Mindy Kaling and more celebrities are speaking out in support of the Asian American community following news of shootings in Atlanta on Tuesday evening that left eight people dead, a majority of them women of Asian descent. The Farewell director Lulu Wang responded to a tweet by former NPR reporter Kat Chow that read "I want to know their names, who and what they loved, the people they had waiting for them at home, everything they hoped for.

Olivia Munn, Daniel Dae Kim, Mindy Kaling and Lulu Wang were among celebrities to speak out following Tuesday’s horrific shooting in the Atlanta, Georgia area.

 assault of her friend's mother, a petite 5-foot-3 Chinese woman, in Queens, New York in late February, which led to an arrest of a local man.        

Each Sunday, we take a moment to give a shout-out to a celebrity activist doing HollyGOOD.This week, we’re shouting out Olivia Munn. The actress, known for her roles in HBO’s The Newsroom, Psylocke in the 2016 Marvel film X-Men: Apocalypse, and Dina in the Netflix rom-com Love Wedding Repeat, is boldly using her Instagram to raise awareness and demand more mainstream media coverage for the rise of anti-Asian hate crimes in America.In an Instagram post, Olivia Munn says she found herself “at a loss for words.” She goes on to say “To simply exist as a minority in this country is seen as a protest to some.

Olivia Munn is reacting to past racially insensitive tweets made by Teen Vogue's newest editor in chiefAlexi McCammond, which resurfaced online over the weekend.Munn, 40, believes it is 'important' for McCammond, who has since issued an apology, to explicitly label her past remarks as 'racist,' instead of beating around the bush.'I think it's important for people to hear her say that these were racist comments and there's nothing excusable about [them],' the actress toldNBC News' Vicky Nguyen in an interview set to air on Wednesday night.

Olivia Munn is speaking out.