Olivia Munn reveals she was diagnosed with autoimmune disorder fibromyalgia
Olivia Munn is opening up about how her wellness routine has changed since being diagnosed with the autoimmune disorder fibromyalgia.
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Olivia Munn is opening up about how her wellness routine has changed since being diagnosed with the autoimmune disorder fibromyalgia.
The man who was arrested on Thursday for assaulting a 52-year-old Asian woman in Flushing, Queens was released…
Asian Americans Express Alarm Over Recent Acts of Violence And Demand Action arrow Asian American communities are raising concerns over the recent spate of attacks against Asians. Lev Radin/Pacific Press/Shutterstock On Wednesday, a man violently shoved a 52-year-old Chinese woman on a sidewalk in Flushing, Queens. The victim required at least five stitches after knocking her head on the concrete floor. A video of the incident, which took place in daylight outside a bakery and showed the attacker throwing an object at the woman before pushing her, was shared online and...
Mateo was charged with third-degree assault and second-degree harassment. He has pleaded not guilty. The attack is not being investigated as a hate crime. The victim's son, Sam Cheng, said that is one of the reasons he is speaking out, so people understand the difference. "It could be down to words that were said. And you need to proof of that. Without it, it's just assault," Sam Cheng said. "And I wonder how many more other crimes out there that they legally can't be called a hate crime? Just want to spread the awareness there." Exclusive video obtained by WABC-TV shows the assault:
Olivia Munn Says 'We Need to Help Feel Safe in Our Country' Amid Rise in Anti-Asian Attacks On 2/20/21 at 12:03 PM EST Asian-American actress Olivia Munn spoke out on Saturday regarding the rise of anti-Asian attacks in the U.S. "I hope that people hear what is happening to our community," Munn said during an MSNBC interview on Saturday. "I hope that they understand that. Right now there is an astronomical rise in hate crimes against the Asian community and that we need help to feel safe in our country we need help to be safe in our country and we need people to to amplify, what's happening t...