Hollyoaks responds to racism claims from actress saying 'it's clear we have more work to do'

Khloe Kardashian is opening up about going back to her straight, brunette hairstyle.

Doja Cat has been forced to defend herself against racism allegations, after she was accused of being friends with white supremacists.The rapper faced backlash last month, amid claims she criticised her South African heritage in several online chatrooms.She returned to Instagram on Wednesday night (June 24) to address continued claims of racism, as well as calling for online bullying to stop.Responding to accusations that she hangs out with white supremacists, Doja explained: “I just realised

Trey Songz accused Meek Mill of not donating to charity despite having the means to. However, Meek is actually very proud of always giving back to his community so he did not waste much time before clapping back at the other artist.

Bad Boys II and Transformers.An interview from 2009 resurfaced online in which Fox describes “dancing underneath a waterfall” for the filmmaker, to which fans responded with outrage.A fan shared the interview on Twitter, saying, “teen girls being preyed on by older men has never been taken seriously and still isn’t”.clip from 2009 where megan fox tells a story about michael bay sexualising her as a 15 y/othe crowd laughs, and kimmel makes gross jokesteen girls being preyed on by older men has

Ansel Elgort is responding to allegations that he sexually assaulted a 17-year-old girl back in 2014.

Tyrese took to Instagram with a controversial post that depicts white people as slaves to black people and manicurists of Asian people in a post-and-delete. Jamie Foxx wants answers after the Baby Boy actor claims that reverse racism is going on in South Africa.

Elon Musk is denying having a “threesome affair” with Amber Heard and Cara Delevingne.

Tulisa Contostavlos has apologised for publicly accusing X Factor contestant Misha B of bullying behaviour but said it is “ludicrous” to think her comments were racially motivated.

Protests around the world are bringing attention to hate and violence against black people and other people of color. In response, companies are finally starting to take action against those who perpetuate racism.Public figures who have shared offensive comments in the past are seeing a widespread reckoning, as leaders finally begin to take a zero-tolerance policy toward racism.

Hollyoaks bosses have admitted there is “further work to do” after one of the soap’s stars said she had experienced racism while working on the show.

It was photoshopped, but not by her. Kendall Jenner responded to a Photoshopped picture of herself at a George Floyd protest. The model took to her Twitter on Saturday, June 7, to address a recent picture of her with a black face mask on as she held a sign that read “Black Lives Matter” with two hands.

Kendall Jenner is denying photoshopping a photo of herself holding a Black Lives Matter sign that is circulating on the Internet.

Black female representation in mainstream media can be few and far between.The fashion industry takes inspiration from black culture, and some brands are viewing black women as a way to tap into a 'trend' or simply casting them to hit a 'diversity quota.' Naomi Campbell reflected on her struggles as a black woman from when she first started in the fashion industry, once saying: "When I started out, I wasn't being booked for certain shows because of the colour of my skin".

Hollyoaks has launched an investigation into claims made by one of the programme’s stars that she has experienced racism while working on the soap.

on Jun 5, 2020 at 12:37pm PDT"I feel sick and angry that here we are almost 60 years later and the world is in shock at the horrific scenes of the senseless murder of George Floyd at the hands of police racism, along with the countless others that came before," he said. "All of us here support and stand alongside all those who are protesting and raising their voices at this time. I want justice for George Floyd's family, I want justice for all those who have died and suffered.