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Fans Raise Money for ‘Battlestar Galactica’ Actor Michael Hogan After Serious Fall 
According to a GoFundMe page created on behalf of his wife Susan Hogan, the actor has been suffering from paralysis on his left side, memory loss and other health problems from a fall on Feb. 17 that caused bleeding in his brain. He is currently being cared for at the Berkley Care Center in North Vancouver, Canada.
“Though it is hard to imagine, I think it’s fair to say it is unlikely Michael will be able to work again. And for these past seven months, neither has Susan, given the circumstances,” the fundraiser description, written by Horgan’s neighbor Shari Ulrich, reads. “She is facing an uncertain future to navigate other than knowing that the financial demands will continue to be great.”
Fans Raise Money for ‘Battlestar Galactica’ Actor Michael Hogan After Serious Fall
It's Impossible To Focus On Work When The World Is On Fire 
The understandable physical stress all this causes makes doing work, at times, impossible. Lara Hogan is a management coach based in Portland, Oregon, which in the second week of September recorded the worst air quality in the world among major cities as fires raged nearby. Towards the end of that week, Hogan was feeling lightheaded, experiencing a “weird cough,” and could not focus on her job, she said.
“It was much harder to do that work, like thinking, speaking, answering questions, normal stuff,” Hogan said. She asked herself, “Can I do a good job for the people I’m trying to support?”
It's Impossible To Focus On Work When The World Is On Fire
To help tackle joblessness due to COVID-19, a problem that has hit the trans community especially hard, the 32-seater restaurant has a fully trans staff.
Sangeetha told Indian Express: “Catering is our primary business. But due to Covid-19, many of the restaurants where our community members were working had been closed. They were jobless.
“So, we thought we should open a small kitchen that would beneficial to everyone.
He told the BBC Headliners podcast: “I hate this word mental health because I think it scares blokes — especially around my age because you’re a bit old school.
“I just don’t like, ‘Oh I’ve got mental health problems’.
"People stand back even now — ‘Oh really, what kind?’, ‘Well mine’s grief’, ‘That’s all right then, you’re not an axe murderer’.
"So I think that's quite a hard thing for blokes especially to say, 'I've got mental health problems, I'm seeing a psychologist'."
In a picture shared to her Instagram, the songstress, posing in the garden of her $9.5million Beverly Hills home, wore her hair in Bantu knots leading some to slam the choice as 'insensitive'.
The hairstyle - small, coiled buns secured against the side of the head - is associated with people of African descent.
Adele is hit by claims of 'cultural appropriation'
Racist Verbal Attack on 3 Black Women at California Beach Caught on Video
Footage of a portion of the Sunday incident, which has gone viral, shows the woman in question on the phone in an attempt to get police on the scene.
"I need a paramedic," she's heard saying. "I need an ambulance. My environment has been harmed by this African Black person. … This African, Black lies!" The woman then claims that she was "just attacked" from behind, with the women heard swiftly correcting her.
Racist Verbal Attack on 3 Black Women at California Beach Caught on Video
Legal Aid’s obscene ‘racism’ charge against the Upper West Side
Hamptons brewery targeted with boycott over Black Lives Matter support
Rioters, looters could lose unemployment benefits under new bill
Cold-cocked judge becomes latest victim of senseless NYC violence
Elderly man seriously injured in attack on Manhattan subway
Painters In Kenosha Are Covering Up Black Lives Matter Messages With Murals About “Love” And “Unity”
"I see the effort," Deshauntis said, tightly. He added, "I don’t really see a lot of Black people out here."
And the murals — they didn’t say “Black Lives Matter.” The message across all of downtown Kenosha, where some buildings had been scorched during the protests and others reduced to still-smoking rubble, was about love. That’s what people were painting almost everywhere: “Love is the answer.”
“I support the protests,” John, who like other people interviewed for this story asked not to have his last name used, told BuzzFeed News. “I do not support the violence and the anarchy.”
He pointed, though, to the words “No Justice, No Peace,” a common rallying cry of the Black Lives Matter movement. “I totally disagree with this,” he said. “That’s not the way it goes. Justice and peace I agree with, but when it’s worded this way, that is not the way to handle it. Otherwise we’ll continue to have anarchy.”
Painters In Kenosha Are Covering Up Black Lives Matter Messages With Murals About “Love” And “Unity”
‘That Little Baby Needs Justice’: Body Of Toddler Found Floating In Bayou, Foul Play Suspected 
Maliyah “Tootie” Bass’ body is believed to have been found floating in the water on Sunday after vanishing a day earlier. The body was spotted by a jogger around 10:30 a.m. investigators said. The unresponsive child, who was rescued from the water, was pronounced dead at the scene.
“I’m highly confident that foul play is involved in this case,” Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo said in a statement.
‘That Little Baby Needs Justice’: Body Of Toddler Found Floating In Bayou, Foul Play Suspected
After beating death of MO boy, cousin asks: ‘How many people called’ state hotline?
People Are Trying to Cancel a Sundance-Winning French Film They Know Nothing About
An uproar was immediately ignited over the poster's apparent sexualization of children, and the backlash equated Netflix's marketing with the film's intent. "We're deeply sorry for the inappropriate artwork that we used for Mignonnes/Cuties," a Netflix spokesperson said in the statement on Thursday. "It was not OK, nor was it representative of this French film which won an award at Sundance. We've now updated the pictures and description."
The damage, however, was already done. Along with accusations that Netflix was run by pedophiles, petitions went up demanding the streamer remove the film from its lineup. I should note that Cuties won't premiere in the United States until Sept. 9, so the masses currently protesting the film's release haven't actually seen it. But that hasn't stopped over 178,000 people from signing the petition or another petition with the same purpose from gaining over 336,000 signatures.
People Are Trying to Cancel a Sundance-Winning French Film They Know Nothing About
Thor: Ragnarok Actress Tessa Thompson Defends French Twerking Film ‘Cuties’
Innocent woman at Brooklyn nail salon among nearly dozen shooting victims Friday
The latest incident of gunplay erupted just before noon near Pitkin Avenue and Logan Street in East New York, where a 68-year-old woman was struck by a stray bullet in the ankle as a group of three fired at each other on the street, cops said.
“You can’t even get your nails done,” one police source quipped.
Innocent woman at Brooklyn nail salon among nearly dozen shooting victims Friday
Palm Springs police investigating two shootings over the span of 8 hours
Ken Cuccinelli: Portland protesters 'crossed the residential line,' vows no options off the table
Montauk Brewing Faces Firestorm Over Black Lives Matter Support 
The words have incited fury among some who charge that the brewery does not support police. A Facebook page created Wednesday, Defund Montauk Brewing Company has more than 13,000 members, many of whom are posting the words "Back the Blue". "This group is to bring awareness," the page said. Montauk Brewing Company, the page said, made a "poor decision by supporting an anti-American terrorist group."
Members of the group are posting in support of businesses pulling the brew from their taps.
"There will be no Montauk Brewery Company items sold here! Back the Blue!" Timothy Nickels wrote.
Montauk Brewing Faces Firestorm Over Black Lives Matter Support
Kevin Hart Meets Up With Ellen DeGeneres After Defending Her Amid Toxic Work Place Allegations
“This hate shit has to stop. Hopefully it goes out of style soon,” he wrote.
Howard Stern’s advice to Ellen DeGeneres: ‘Just be a prick’
Howard Stern has weighed in on Ellen DeGeneres’ seeming fall from grace, saying that if he were in the talk show host’s shoes, he would “change [his] whole image.”
“I’d go on the air and be a son of a bitch,” he said Monday on SiriusXM’s “Howard Stern Show.” “People would come on and [I would] go, ‘Fuck you.’ Just be a prick.”
Howard Stern’s advice to Ellen DeGeneres: ‘Just be a prick’
The majority of black Americans want to retain their local police force and for officers to spend the same amount of time in their neighborhoods as they currently do.
The poll suggests that roughly equal proportions of black Americans would also like the police to spend more time in their area (20%) as those who would like them to spend less time there (19%).
The figures are relatively similar to those in other demographics with 71% of white Americans and 67% of all U.S. adults wanting to retain the status quo, including 71% of white Americans.
Poll reveals 61% of black Americans
