Comedian Randy Rainbow apologises for resurfaced racist and transphobic tweets

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multiple tweets containing racist and transphobic jokes dating back to 2010.The comedian and two-time Emmy nominee has gained notoriety for his musical parodies taking aim at Donald Trump and members of his family and administration.However, he came under fire earlier this month for multiple tweets — which Rainbow has since deleted — using the transphobic slur “tranny,” as well as other tweets containing bigoted and racist language.Read more: Randy Rainbow’s transphobic, racist tweets

Dwayne Johnson says of his entrance into a universe that includes Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and The Suicide Squad, and during Saturday's DC FanDome panel for, he doubled down on exactly how big a deal the arrival of Black Adam is.«As we all know, superheroes have to exhibit a little bit of restraint in taking care of the bad guys,» he teased. "[Black Adam] does not practice restraint.

surfacing of numerous old tweets that feature racial stereotypes and slurs referencing transgender people.“Twitter has recently reminded me about 10 years ago, in my maiden quest to be funny, I tweeted some jokes that were completely offensive and insensitive to look back on them now, especially with no context or nuance and through the prism of where we are in 2020 with racial inequality and the fight for social justice, which I’m proudly a part of,” Rainbow, who is openly gay, told The

Ellise Shafer editorComedian Randy Rainbow is in hot water after tweets have resurfaced online in which Rainbow uses racist and transphobic language.Rainbow, who identifies as gay, is most well-known for his parody songs and political spoofs targeting Donald Trump.

LGBTQ Nation and Queerty have screen shots of the posts, which include jokes about Mexicans demonstrating “laziness” and stealing phones and a “large Black man” character who sells crystal meth.

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straight to your inboxHere are your Manchester United evening headlines for Saturday August 15.Manchester United playmaker Bruno Fernandes has responded to recent comparisons with club legend Eric Cantona.The Portuguese attacking midfielder has hit the ground running and admits that being compared to Cantona is highly flattering.

straight to your inbox Bruno Fernandes admits he is flattered by comparisons with Eric Cantona but will only look back fondly on his first season with Manchester United if they win the Europa League. Fernandes joined United from Sporting Lisbon in a £68million deal in January and has been in totemic form, scoring 11 goals and creating another eight.

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To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before fame star Noah Centineo is showing off his fit physique on Instagram. The 24-year-old actor snapped a few pics of his abs for the social media platform, showing off the progress he’s made as he gears up to play He-Man.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: Participant has boarded Abacus, the drama that Justin Lin will direct based on a script by Kenneth Lin (Star Trek: Discovery, House of Cards) and James Schamus (Indignation, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon). Participant joins as financier, and producer alongside Lin’s Perfect Storm Entertainment.

hereHe said both were 'ok' and were isolating at home.Mr Wong said he had records of 444 diners who visited the restaurant last week and he said he would be calling all of them to let them know about the outbreak and urge them to get tested."My job is now ringing them up to tell them we had a virus outbreak in the restaurant with two staff members.

Noah Centineo sent fans into a frenzy with a scorching new social media post on Saturday.

The making of iconic Hollywood movie Chinatown is getting the movie treatment from Ben Affleck and Parmaount. Affleck will write the script and is set to direct The Big Goodbye, an adaptation of The Big Goodbye: Chinatown and the Last Years of Hollywood by author Sam Wasson.

Chinatown.According to Deadline, Affleck is adapting the behind-the-scenes non-fiction book The Big Goodbye about Chinatown into a revealing new documentary.The original film was released in 1974 and starred Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway. It was written by Oscar-winning screenwriter Robert Towne and produced by Robert ‘The Kid’ Evans.