BTS parody sketch by Chilean comedy show accused of being racist

EXCLUSIVE: This Is Us star Justin Hartley is joining Y’lan Noel (The First Purge), Cleopatra Coleman (The Last Man on Earth), Lex Scott Davis (The First Purge) and Shamier Anderson (Stowaway) in movie thriller A Lot Of Nothing, which is underway in Los Angeles.

TWICE recently made their debut on American talk show The Kelly Clarkson Show with a performance of their latest Korean-langauge single ‘Cry For Me’.Following an introduction by host Kelly Clarkson, the K-pop girl group showcased their synchronised choreography on a dreamy set framed with flowers.

Coronation Street stars were quick to defend former co-star Les Dennis when he was accused of being racist online. The actor, who played Michael Rodwell in the ITV soap, was attacked by a woman on Twitter, who wrote: "What does Les Dennis know?"He's a s**** comedian and notorious for his racist s**** remarks.

Kevin Spacey is reportedly embroiled in confidential arbitration with a former employer, involving allegations the actor groped a "House of Cards" production assistant. The disturbing allegations are included in private proceedings between Spacey, 61, and Media Rights Capital (MRC), according to The Hollywood Reporter.The company reportedly sued him in 2019, seeking millions in damages.

Eminem is set to sell his first NFT, following the recent Saturday Night Live parody sketch that used one of his songs to explain the current craze.In the sketch, broadcasted last month, SNL regular Pete Davidson and Jack Harlow used Marshall Mathers’ hit ‘Without Me’ to explain the idea behind the NFT (non-fungible token) craze to viewers.Davidson is seen in the video donning a Batman & Robin-style costume as he parodies the track to explain the trend, with Harlow also appearing in the clip as

We’re getting the first look at That Damn Michael Che, HBO Max’s upcoming six-part comedy series featuring the Saturday Night Live star, from Che, Lorne Michaels’ Broadway Video and Universal Television.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorLondon-based film sales and financing house Embankment Films has closed a major international deal for “Joyride,” starring Olivia Colman, who is Oscar nominated for Florian Zeller’s “The Father,” another of Embankment’s titles.

Scottish Cup quarter-final. The competition was suspended in January due to the coronavirus pandemic and has been forced into a congested schedule.

NCT Dream are set to star in their own reality show ahead of their highly anticipated first studio album ‘Hot Sauce’.The travel-themed variety show is titled 7llin’ in the DREAM – pronounced“Chillin’ in the DREAM”, as the Korean word for the number seven sounds similar to the word “chill” in English.

Neighbours, the long-running and globally successful Australian soap opera, is facing accusations of on-set racism and discrimination. Sharon Johal, who has played Dipi Rebecchi, one of the show's leading characters, since April 2017, has come out publicly decrying what she claims were "direct, indirect and casual racism" on the set of the beloved serial drama.

Streaming platform Content Wavve has established itself as the leading local player in South Korea through a smart strategy of commissioning buzzy originals, programming a varied spread of content, including hit Korean web dramas and comedies as well as non-scripted shows and linear channels, and offering attractive, discounted subscription packages.

BTS, has issued an apology after intense backlash.The controversial sketch was part of a comedy programme titled Mi Barrio, where actors parodied the popular South Korean group.

BTS fans will not stand for anti-Asian sentiment.

David Carradine as a monk and martial arts expert traveling through the American West. (It also spawned a syndicated sequel series, “Kung Fu: The Legend Continues,” which aired from 1993-1997 with Carradine again starring.)“That show was a little before my time, but my uncle and my mom growing up would watch it,” said Liang. “So it was very surreal to them when I got this part.

Red Velvet, has said she wanted to show fans a “new side” of herself with her debut solo mini-album, ‘Like Water’.In a recent press conference (April 5), the Canadian-Korean singer shared her thoughts about the creation of the project, revealing that she felt “a greater sense of responsibility”. “I did my best to make music that contained my voice and my emotions.

Sol Patrick in 1997. He left four years later in 2001 but he returned to screens in 2005 when he appeared as a contestant on the first series of ITV's Celebrity Love Island alongside Calum Best.

Youn Yuh-jungtook home a historic SAG award in the best female actor in a supporting role category on Sunday night. The Minari actress beat out Maria Bakalova (Borat Subsequent Moviefilm), Glenn Close (Hillbilly Elegy), Olivia Colman (The Father) and Helena Zengel (News of the World) to become the first Korean actress to ever win the category.