Olivia Munn Says Comments on Paparazzi Photos Triggered Impulse to Pull Out Her Eyelashes While Dating Ex Chris PineNew Foto - Olivia Munn Says Comments on Paparazzi Photos Triggered Impulse to Pull Out Her Eyelashes While Dating Ex Chris Pine

Michael Loccisano/Getty; Jean Baptiste Lacroix/WireImage Olivia Munn detailed her struggles with the mental health disorder trichotillomania during the most recent episode of theArmchair Expertpodcast, which landed on Monday, June 30 Sharing that she pulls out her eyelashes, Munn said the condition began when she was triggered by comments on a paparazzi photograph of her during her 2009 relationship with Chris Pine Per the Mayo Clinic, Trichotillomania "involves frequent, repeated and irresistible urges to pull out hair from your scalp, eyebrows or other areas of your body." Olivia Munnis opening up about her experience with trichotillomania. The 44-year-oldNewsroomstar has been open in the past about struggling with the hair-pulling disorder, trichotillomania. According to theMayo Clinic, the mental health condition "involves frequent, repeated and irresistible urges to pull out hair from your scalp, eyebrows or other areas of your body." In Munn, her trichotillomania presents itself as the pulling of her own eyelashes. Michael Loccisano/Getty "There's a sensation. It's probably not even real, but I'll feel like, 'Oh, this eyelash feels like it's gonna come out,' even though it's not," Munn explained on the Monday, June 30 episode of theArmchair Expert with Dax Shepardpodcast. "And then when you pull it, there was a quick second of pain. And then there's a satisfaction and then immediate regret." Munn shared that the condition first presented itself when she was dating actorChris Pine. The exes reportedly dated for several months in late 2009 into early 2010. "So there was a paparazzi shot of he and I, and it was the first time I was in the tabloids," Munn recalled. Jean Baptiste Lacroix/WireImage Munn said she was attending a small event and had asked the costume team onThe Daily Showfor "the ugliest dress" they had. "They found this blue old prom dress with big pom poms on the side. And I was like, 'Oh, wonder if I can make it into the worst best dressed list?' " Munn said, laughing. "And then I did! I couldn't believe it worked. The fact that I was like, they know who I am to even put me on this list. It was very exciting." At the time, Munn said she left Pine's apartment, noting, "There were paparazzi outside his house because he had been inStar Trekand all this. And they caught photos of me. I was like, 'Oh my god.' And when it got out, one of my friends was like, 'Hey, you're dating Chris Pine.' " Munn said she then did the "horrible thing" of reading the comments on the images. "And they were like, 'I think she set this up. Who's carrying a clutch during the day?' " Munn shared, noting, "That began my trichotillomania." Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Dia Dipasupil/Getty; John Nacion/Variety via Getty Mumm went on to reveal that she and Pine are still in touch. "He is amazing," she said of theWonder Womanactor. "We were recently at the SNL 50, and we're in the airport lounge together, and it was so great to catch up. He's just the best." Munn has since marriedJohn Mulaneyand the two share son Malcolm, 3, and daughter Méi, 9 months. Read the original article onPeople

Olivia Munn Says Comments on Paparazzi Photos Triggered Impulse to Pull Out Her Eyelashes While Dating Ex Chris Pine

Olivia Munn Says Comments on Paparazzi Photos Triggered Impulse to Pull Out Her Eyelashes While Dating Ex Chris Pine Michael Loccisano/Getty...
"Doctor Odyssey" Canceled at ABC After 1 Season

Pari Dukovic/Disney Doctor Odysseywill not be moving forward for a second season at ABC On Monday, June 30, the contracts expired for the show's cast, which includes Joshua Jackson, Don Johnson, Phillipa Soo and Sean Teale, sealing its fate at ABC However, it's still possible that the Ryan Murphy-helmed series could be picked up elsewhere for a season 2 Is this the end of the road forDoctor Odyssey? TheRyan Murphyprocedural about doctorsJoshua Jackson,Phillipa Sooand Sean Teale operating onboard a luxury cruise ship — helmed by CaptainDon Johnson— has been canceled after just one season at ABC. The cancellation comes by default after the cast's contracts expired on Monday, June 30,Deadlinereported. WhileDoctor Odyssey's fate at ABC seems to be sealed, that doesn't mean the show is over for good. Disney/Tina Thorpe It hasn't been formally canceled, which means it could still be pivoted to another streamer or network. Since the cast's contracts have expired, though, the timeline for a potential season 2 would likely be delayed. In the season 1 finale, which aired on May 15, after months of going back and forth between Max (Jackson) and Tristan (Teale),Avery revealed her feelings for Maxafter he told her he loved her. She confessed to being in love with him but also feeling conflicted about her future, as she confirmed she wants to go to medical school but still pursue a relationship with the doctor, and he assured her they were in it together. Disney/Tina Thorpe Max also made sure to talk things over with Tristan, as he apologized for his "egregious violation of bro code" given how involved they both were with Avery. Ever sinceDoctor Odysseypremiered in September, fans have been trying to understand the true nature of the show, and one theory emerged that Max's whole life on the cruise ship was actually a fever dream. The theory made its way to Jackson, 47, who toldTVLine, "I love this theory." "I cannot tell you what goes on inside the mind of Ryan Murphy, butwe also had a similar theory operating on set," he revealed. "Only Ryan Murphy knows." Disney/Tina Thorpe The theory was that Max, who was "patient zero" during the COVID pandemic, never actually recovered from the illness and instead was in limbo between life and death. Jackson added of the theory, "I have appreciated the internet sleuths' work on it and I think it's great." Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Doctor Odysseycan be streamed in full on Hulu. Read the original article onPeople

“Doctor Odyssey” Canceled at ABC After 1 Season

"Doctor Odyssey" Canceled at ABC After 1 Season Pari Dukovic/Disney Doctor Odysseywill not be moving forward for a second season a...
'Cobra Kai' Star Alicia Hannah-Kim Speaks Out on Martin Kove Biting Her: 'No One Wants to Be Attacked at Work'New Foto - 'Cobra Kai' Star Alicia Hannah-Kim Speaks Out on Martin Kove Biting Her: 'No One Wants to Be Attacked at Work'

"Cobra Kai" star Alicia Hannah-Kim has addressed the recent altercation with co-star Martin Kove, during which he bit her arm at a fan convention. Hannah-Kim posted a video Sunday onInstagram, in which she thanked everyone who reached out and for their support. More from Variety Martin Kove Apologizes For Biting 'Cobra Kai' Co-Star Alicia Hannah-Kim: 'I Was Being Playful in the Moment but Went Too Far' 'Cobra Kai' Star Martin Kove Accused of Biting Co-Star Alicia Hannah-Kim at Fan Convention 'Back to the Future' Screenwriter Bob Gale Says There Will 'Never' Be Another Sequel, 'Prequel' or 'Spinoff': 'It's Just Fine the Way It Is' "This was a serious incident," Hannah-Kim said in the video. "No one wants to be attacked at work or anywhere really. And I don't think anybody would think this is normal or warranted or acceptable." She continued: "I just think that when you are confronted with something like this, it's good to stand up for yourself. It's an important choice to make. I think it's the good choice to make. I also want to express that this does not represent my experience with the show at large. I think everybody can tell that it's a really good vibe and a great cast. And everybody else is delightful. I don't want this to affect your love for the show. Feel free to love on it as hard as you want." On June 23, Kove was asked to leave Summer Con in Puyallup, Wash., afterHannah-Kim accused him of biting herduring a VIP meet-and-greet, according to a police report obtained byVariety. In the report, Hannah-Kim told an officer stationed in the VIP area that after she tapped Kove on the shoulder to say hello, he suddenly grabbed her arm and bit her "so hard he nearly drew blood." Although Hannah-Kim declined to press charges, she requested that a report be filed "in case this continues." Kove issued a public apology the following day, after news of the incident broke. "I deeply regret and apologize for my actions regarding the incident with Alicia (Hannah-Kim), a genuinely kind and wonderful person who didn't deserve to be put in this position," Kove said in a statement obtained byVarietyfrom Jaffe & Co. Crisis Management. "I've always respected her and considered her a highly professional and talented co-worker on 'Cobra Kai'. I was being playful in the moment but went too far and there is absolutely no excuse for my behavior. I regret my actions for which I take full responsibility for what I did, and again I apologize to her and her husband. I'm committed to learning from this and it will never happen again." Hannah-Kim portrayed Kim Da-Eun in the fifth and sixth seasons of "Cobra Kai." Meanwhile, Kove reprised his role as John Kreese — the antagonist from the 1984 film "The Karate Kid" — in two film sequels and the Netflix spinoff series. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Alicia Hannah-Kim 김해나 (@thealiciahannah) Best of Variety New Movies Out Now in Theaters: What to See This Week 'Harry Potter' TV Show Cast Guide: Who's Who in Hogwarts? 25 Hollywood Legends Who Deserve an Honorary Oscar Sign up forVariety's Newsletter. For the latest news, follow us onFacebook,Twitter, andInstagram.

‘Cobra Kai’ Star Alicia Hannah-Kim Speaks Out on Martin Kove Biting Her: ‘No One Wants to Be Attacked at Work’

'Cobra Kai' Star Alicia Hannah-Kim Speaks Out on Martin Kove Biting Her: 'No One Wants to Be Attacked at Work' "Cobra K...
Supreme Court declines appeal from White Texan claiming racial harassment at schoolNew Foto - Supreme Court declines appeal from White Texan claiming racial harassment at school

WASHINGTON – A White Texan says he was targeted by classmates and teachers at his predominantly Hispanic school district because of his race, including being called "Whitey" by a math aide and being asked by a principal if he was listening to Dixie music. In middle school band class in 2018, two students brought up "the evils of the white race in American history," Brooks Wardensaidin his years-long lawsuit. TheSupreme Courton June 30 declined to decide if Warden can sue for racial harassment under the Civil Rights Act. More:Supreme Court sides with straight woman in 'reverse discrimination' case The Austin Independent School DistrictsaidWarden failed to show the alleged hostility was based on race, rather than his political views. "This case has devolved into a publicity stunt fueled by partisan rhetoric and political opportunism," lawyers for the school district told theSupreme Court. "Austin ISD does not condone harassment or bullying of any kind, and it regrets that Brooks had negative experiences with its students and staff members, but this is not a Title VI case." A federal judge dismissed the complaint. But the Louisiana-based 5thU.S. Circuit Court of Appeals evenly divided over the issue. One of the appeals judges who sided with Warden said the culture increasingly accepts – it not celebrates – racism against White people. "Racism is now edgy and exciting—so long as it's against whites," Circuit Judge James Ho wrote. Warden said the bullying began after he wore a MAGA hat on a middle school field trip in 2017. His lawyers said he should not have to prove that race was the main reason he was targeted instead of just one of the reasons. The school district said Warden never complained that he was mistreated because of his race while he was a student there. That allegation came nearly a year after he sued and after a local judge had dismissed his multiple amended complaints against the school, lawyers for the district said. The court, the lawyers said, should not "open the proverbial floodgates to civil liability by allowing students to sue their schools for race-based harassment every time they hear a political viewpoint about race that they do not share." This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Supreme Court declines case of White Texan claiming racial harassment

Supreme Court declines appeal from White Texan claiming racial harassment at school

Supreme Court declines appeal from White Texan claiming racial harassment at school WASHINGTON – A White Texan says he was targeted by class...
Supreme Court won't hear pig farmers' challenge to California's animal-welfare lawNew Foto - Supreme Court won't hear pig farmers' challenge to California's animal-welfare law

WASHINGTON − Bacon and pork chops are not back on the menu at theSupreme Court. The high court on June 30 rejected another challenge to California's controversial animal-welfare law, two years afternarrowly upholdingthe state's requirements on the sale of pork products. Justice Brett Kavanaugh said he would have taken the case. The Iowa Pork Producers Association argued the law discriminates against out-of-state producers, a claim based on a legal standard about when state laws overly restrict interstate commerce. TheSupreme Courtin 2023 dismissed another challenge to California's law made by the National Pork Producers Council that likewise relied on that standard. But the Iowa pork farmers hoped that the fractured way the justices reached that5-4 decisionwould give them an opening. At issue was a 2018 ballot initiative, Proposition 12, that bans thesale ofpork productsin California unless the sow from which the butchered pig was born was housed in at least 24 square feet of floor space. Iowa pork producers contend California gave its own farmers an unfair lead time to meet the new rules. California said it doesn't have enough pork farmers for Iowa to claim the state engaged in protectionism. And much of the out-of-state pork industry moved quickly to comply with California's rules so it could sell its products there, lawyers for the state said in filings. In the court's 2023 opinion, the justices in the majority had different reasons for dismissing that earlier challenge. Justice Neil Gorsuch, who wrote the majority opinion, said the law treats California and out-of-state pork farmers equally. "Companies that choose to sell products in various states must normally comply with the laws of those various states," Gorsuch wrote for the majority. "While the Constitution addresses many weighty issues, the type of pork chops California merchants may sell is not on that list." This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Supreme Court rejects challenge to California's animal-welfare law

Supreme Court won't hear pig farmers' challenge to California's animal-welfare law

Supreme Court won't hear pig farmers' challenge to California's animal-welfare law WASHINGTON − Bacon and pork chops are not bac...

 

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