According to RM, the group is currently focused on helping those impacted by COVID-19. “A lot of young people around the world are suffering because of the pandemic. We feel that what we can and should do is try to give hope and energy to people — everyone, but young people, especially — suffering from this pandemic,” he added. earlier in the month with her book club, Our Shared Shelf. Basically, if you ever forget your earphones the next time you're on the subway, chances are very good you might just find a book to help you along your commute.Related:Anna Kendrick Says She DoubtedPitch Perfect’s AppealCheck This Out:We were all about thatdreamy R&B balladAustin Mahone The announcement doesn't stop there, as the Instagram teased that the Chainsmokers will debut a brand-new song called "Setting Fires" on the EP. Though they have yet to drop any teasers surrounding that, the two are currently on their European tour along with an upcoming Halloween weekend show at this year'sVoodoo Festival But he also misinterpreted the hashtag that started the discussion, and made jokes at the expense of other minority groups up on stage, notably when he brought three kids, calling them "Ming Zhu, Bao Ling, and David Moskowitz," and introduced them as accountants at "PricewaterhouseCoopers." He also anticipated blowback, adding that "If anybody is upset about this joke, just tweet about it on your phone, which was also made by these kids." How is it 2016 when we have a celebrity comedian still making "Asians are good at math" jokes? And what’s worse, how could someone make a joke like that at three small childrens’ expense...