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Jameela Jamil revealed the glam snack in her clutch.

Prior to Yang, Rob Schneider and Fred Armisen were among the show’s cast.

The outlet apologized for botching the Democratic presidential candidate’s name, but not before prompting #WhoIsJohnYang to trend on Twitter.

In his Netflix special “Sticks & Stones,” Chappelle performed a blatantly racist impression of a Chinese person as part of an anti-trans joke.

The restaurateur was fed up with how Taiwanese gua bao was being referred to as “New American” cuisine.

The “Good Place” actress called on women to “make memories that extend beyond what you have eaten today.”

Singh wrote in a post that she feels empowered by “Lilly.”

Karey Burke told reporters on Monday that she’ll see Wu at an upcoming table read for “Fresh Off the Boat.”

The “Patriot Act” host traded embarrassing parents stories with Jimmy Fallon and recounted a hilarious high school moment he shared with his dad.

“It’s three hours long, right?” the actress asked during an interview with “Entertainment Weekly Live.”

The “Patriot Act” host drew attention to the many places in the U.S. with federally recognized, racially offensive names.

Wang director resisted pressures to whitewash the film about a Chinese family.

“We cannot become accustomed to homophobia and racism on the pretext that we are in a football stadium,” the French president said.

Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard and Noah Schnapp have some surprisingly insightful replies.

Donnie Yen Destroys #BottleCapChallenge While Blindfolded Because He's Donnie Yen  HuffPost

We didn’t even know you could do that.

The president has briefly delayed a plan to deploy Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to raid homes of undocumented immigrants in several cities.

“If people are saying they want to fix racism or fix this issue in our country, then they need to put their money where their mouth is,” says the Rev. Ro...

“‘Mulan’ is a really clear story where, particularly, her gender expression was so woven into this narrative,” Yang told YouTuber Hannah Hart.

HuffPost spoke with director Nahnatchka Khan about how love manifests itself in the Netflix rom-com.