John Cho Gets Candid About Asian American Discrimination During COVID Pandemic & How To Stop It

This isn’t the first time that President Donald Trump has talked down to CBS White House correspondent Weijia Jiang, 35, for asking tough questions, but it was certainly the ugliest. During a May 11 coronavirus update, Jiang asked the 73-year-old about why he seemingly makes the U.S.

As Americans continue to shelter in place, they are turning to country music to keep them company in record numbers.Over the last two weeks, country music has enjoyed a streaming bonanza, with on-demand audio streams growing 10.7% to a record high 1.26 billion for the week ending April 23. The next week ending April 30, a new record was set as streams grew 14.3% to 1.3 billion.

In response to nearly all live events and large-scale gatherings being canceled for the foreseeable future, the music industry and its artists have largely pivoted to live streams and virtual experiences, causing a surge of options from Instagram Live to Twitch to Fortnite and beyond. But while fans are assembling for

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Spotify is using its platform to lift up the Asian-American and Pacific Islander community at a time that's arguably more important than ever. Billboard can exclusively share the first details on the streaming service's plans for Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month that launches today, May

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American rapper G-Eazy is spending his time at home learning to sing and play the piano, but he also is working alongside FlowerShop* and Halo Labs to help with an important initiative during the coronavirus pandemic.

John Cho wrote a powerful essay about discrimination against Asian Americans amid the Coronavirus crisis. The 47-year-old Star Trek actor highlights the verbal and physical abuse being directed at Asian Americans during the pandemic.

John Cho has opened up on the “verbal and physical abuse” being directed at Asian Americans during the coronavirus crisis.

Amid the Coronavirus pandemic, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have felt “helpless,” which lead to them doing charity work to contribute in the Los Angeles area.

John Cho is getting candid about Asian American discrimination during the coronavirus pandemic.

John Cho is getting candid about Asian American discrimination during the coronavirus pandemic.

Imagine filming a summer action blockbuster in your basement. Or trying to pull off a heavyweight boxing match with the fighters in two different states.

Piers Morgan shared some advice to Donald Trump during his appearance on CNN’s Reliable Sources show on Sunday (April 19).

Meghan Markle has done more behind the scenes than just personally deliver meals to those in need in Los Angeles. The Duchess of Sussex is also working to help those living in poverty and at risk in London to get the food they need during the coronavirus pandemic.

“We need our mojo back,” Dr. Mehmet Oz said during his appearance on the Apr.