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Hate In The Hills: Actress Chloe Bennet Changed Her Asian Last Name Because “Hollywood Is Racist”

Image via Digital Focus/Splash News Chole Bennet Goes OFF On Commenter Who Questioned Her Asian Name Change Again, we don’t see any lies . You may not be too familiar with actress Chloe Bennet unless you’re a big fan of the ABC show Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., but she recently did something that will probably make you remember her name. Her REAL name. According to PEOPLE , Chloe took to Instagram to sing effusive praise of Ed Skrein for resigning from his Hellboy role where he was to play a whitewashed Asian character. One fan commented that Chloe should STFU because she changed her OG surname to “Bennet” from “Wang”. Suffice to say, she was triggered and her reactionary thumbs went to work: “Changing my last name doesn’t change the fact that my BLOOD is half Chinese, that I lived in China, speak Mandarin, or that I was culturally raised both American and Chinese,” Bennet replied. “It means I had to pay my rent, and Hollywood is racist and wouldn’t cast me with a last name that made them uncomfortable,” she continued. “I’m doing everything I can, with the platform I have, to make sure no one has to change their name again, just so they can get work. So kindly love, f— off.” Brrrat! Brrrat! Skrr-skrrrrrt! Guess the IG user who made the comment got more than he or she bargained for, their account has been deleted.

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Hate In The Hills: Actress Chloe Bennet Changed Her Asian Last Name Because “Hollywood Is Racist”

Messy Madea: Tyler Perry Donates $250K To Mega-Rich Ministry Meathead Joel Osteen

Getty Images Tyler Perry Donates To Harvey Relief, Gives To Joel Osteen Tyler Perry released a video on his Facebook page announcing that he is donating $1 million to different efforts that go toward helping those affected by Hurricane Harvey. He explained that he was dispersing his money among different organizations, $250,000 going to Beyonce’s pastor, Rudy Rasmus, who founded the Houston non-profit Bread of Life. Another $250,000, he explained, he is giving to none other that Joel Osteen, then proceeded to defend the pastor whose been catching heat for his greedy ways all week. Perry defended his mans Joel and said he understands why he didn’t open the doors of the church for shelter immediately. He said about the incident, “I know there’s been some controversy about Joel Osteen and him not opening the doors of the church. Let me tell you something: Joel and Victoria are amazing people. There’s no way they would lock people out of the church and not let people in for shelter. There were some safety concerns…I’m sending $250,000 to Lakewood to make sure that they can get all of the supplies people need, and I know that they will. That’s the kind of person he is.” Oh no baby, what is you doing? Of course it’s a blessing to donate money to the victims of such a horrendously devastated area, but he could have found somewhere else to donate. Joel Osteen has been stumbling his way through interviews trying to defend his decision not to open the church until receiving backlash, but now he’s got Tyler Perry by his side to defend him. SMH.

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Messy Madea: Tyler Perry Donates $250K To Mega-Rich Ministry Meathead Joel Osteen

Most Expensive iPad Game So Far: $14.99

Apple was smart to open the doors to the iPad section of the iTunes App Store ahead of the actual launch of the iPad, as it’s giving consumers and content makers a chance to see what people are willing to pay for iPad games right out of the gate. Right now, the top end for games is $14.99. At the moment, Electronic Arts is asking $14.99 for Need For Speed Shift and Activision’s charging the same price for the iPad version of Call of Duty: World at War: Zombies . Access Need For Speed

April Fools: Bayonetta: Angel Land

Seattle, 3:15pm PDT. The entire ride up, everyone’s been ranting about Yeti. If that’s another name for Bigfoot, cool. I

Gun-friendly laws sweep South, West

It's been the year of the gun in Tennessee. In a flurry of legislative action, handgun owners won the right to take their weapons onto sports fields and playgrounds and, at least briefly, into bars. A change in leadership at the state Capitol helped open the doors to the gun-related bills and put Tennessee at the forefront of a largely unnoticed trend: In much of the country, it is getting easier to carry guns

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Featuring on Current: What do we look for? — [Editorial Guidelines]

We get questions about our featuring and editorial practices on a regular basis. So, it felt like the right time to open the doors, spell out our policies, and make sure everyone understands what goes on behind closed doors with regards to editorial decisions

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Featuring on Current: What do we look for? — [Editorial Guidelines]