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Friends.”The actor, 62, got candid on guest starring on a 1997 episode of the sitcom, claiming the set was “kind of a toxic environment.”He starred on two episodes — Season 2, Episode 23 in 1996, titled “The One with the Chicken Pox,” and in 1997 during Season 3, Episode 24, “The One with the Ultimate Fighting Champion.”The comedian shared that while on set, he overheard a crew member use racist language to refer to another guest on the show — actor James Hong.The unnamed crew member allegedly called Hong, now 96, to set “and essentially saying, ‘Where is the Oriental guy? Get the Oriental guy.'”This spurred Park to take action. He filed a complaint with the Screen Actors Guild and wrote a “mission statement,” which called for better treatment of Asian Americans in Hollywood.“When I called Screen Actors Guild after that happened, the person I spoke with recommended I write an article to the LA Times,” Park told hosts and “Boy Meets World” alums Danielle Fishel, Will Friedle and Rider Strong on their podcast.“This is bigger than this show,” he explained.

NJ.com reported. He arranged for the girl to come to his Fort Lee home late last month, and she was reported missing to the NYPD while there, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella said.Piovanetti then gave the youngster marijuana and sexually assaulted her over two days — while his wife and an unidentified child who was under 13 were also home, the prosecutor alleged.Authorities eventually located the child at the Piovanettis’ home on Feb.

her highly-anticipated new Netflix series “With Love, Meghan,” the Duchess of Sussex shared her one-pan recipe for “skillet spaghetti” — but viewers were far from impressed. On the show, the royal referred to the pasta as “noodles” as she chatted with the episode’s guest, her makeup artist Daniel Martin.Meghan, 43, said that when she makes this dish, she will make it for her entire family — her husband, Prince Harry, 40, and their two children, Lilibet, 3, and Archie, 5 — although she clarified, “not that my children are eating heaps of noodles.”“I will make enough that I can put leftovers in their lunch box,” she explained.The dish involves putting dry pasta in a skillet filled with feta and cherry tomatoes before adding approximately three and a half cups of boiling water.

Meghan Markle’s new lifestyle series that premiered on Netflix Tuesday is getting dragged by critics — and then some.The eight-episode show, produced by Markle and Prince Harry’s Archewell Productions, features the Duchess of Sussex, 43, showing off her cooking and gardening skills at home in Montecito, Calif. with appearances by some of her celebrity friends including Mindy Kaling.The Guardian TV writer Stuart Heritage called the series “pointless” and said it should be the couple’s “last TV show.”Markle and Harry, 40, signed a $100 million deal with the streamer in 2020.

2025 Oscars.The “Emilia Pérez” actress, 52, went to the award show Sunday despite her social media controversy, and was a victim of one of Conan O’Brien’s jokes during his opening monologue.O’Brien, 61, brought up Gascón’s publicist stressing over her scandal and joked, “Karla Sofía Gascón is here tonight and Karla, if you are going to tweet about the Oscars, remember my name is Jimmy Kimmel.” The camera then cut to Gascón who smiled and bowed her head from her seat in the audience.The next day, Gascón posted an Instagram where she thanked the Academy for her nomination and invite to the ceremony — and made a reference to O’Brien’s joke.“Thank you to the members of @theacademy for the nomination as best leading actress, for the invitation to the gala; I liked it a lot, very entertaining and fun, especially your fabulous host Jimmy Kimmel, he is fantastic, every day he looks more like the great Conan O’Brien.