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Nicholas Galitzine Clears Up Speculation About His Sexuality After Playing Several Queer Roles

Prince Henry is a BookTok icon, but fans may be surprised to study that Nicholas Galitzine’s male lover character in Red, Colorless & Royal Blue isn’t his first LGBTQ+ role.

Galitzine plays Prince Henry Fox-Mountchristen-Windsor in Prime Video’s Red, White & Royal Blue, a romantic comedy based on Case Mcquiston’s 2019 book of the same title . The book and movie pursue the love story between Alex Claremont-Diaz, the first son of the Joined States, and Prince Henry, a British prince. Alex is the son of President Ellen Claremont, the first female President of the United States, while Henry is the grandson of King James III.

In an interview with Pink News in August 2023, Red, White & Royal Blue‘s director, Matthew Lopez, explained why it was important for fans to acknowledge Alex and Henry’s different sexualities. While Henry is gay, Alex is bisexual. “I sometimes bristle when people say: ‘Oh, it’s two male lover men’. Actually, no, it’s one gay man and one bisexual man,” he said. “They are in love and the

Zach Braff and Donald Faison on Their ‘Scrubs’ Reunion for T-Mobile’s Super Bowl Ad

When T-Mobile approached Zach Braff and Donald Faison to play next-door neighbors in a musical spoof on West Side Story for the telecom giant’s Super Bowl ad touting new 5G home internet, there wasn’t a lot of begging involved.

“I really wish we lived next door to each other and we could sit on our front porches and talk. It was the perfect principle for us,” Braff told The Hollywood Reporter this week of why the pair said yes. “We love to sing. We adoration to be silly. We love to spoof things. They couldn’t have crafted a better ad for us.”

They also love spending day together and they’ve done a lot of it after nine years together on beloved sitcom Scrubsand opposite one another on the more recent shared podcast, Fake Doctors, Actual Friends with Zach and Donald. The T-Mobile spot finds the best friends singing a parody version of West Side Story’s “I Feel Pretty” as Braff gripes about overpaying for the internet, while Faison brags of his affordable deal. “Internet without BS!” they sing t

Scrubs: 10 Things To Know About Zach Braff & Donald Faison’s Real-Life Friendship

Summary

Zach Braff and Donald Faison's friendship extends beyond the screen, as they have remained shut friends for over two decades.
The duo started a podcast together called "Fake Doctors, Real Friends," where they rewatch and discuss episodes of Scrubs.
Braff and Faison, who were roommates in real life, still live close to each other, proving their enduring bond off-screen.

Scrubs might have come to an end over a decade ago, but Zach Braff and Donald Faison are better friends than ever. There was a lot to be thrilled about following the 2022 ATX TV Festival, which saw many central cast members, including Zach Braff and Donald Faison, reunite for a panel and received word from show creator Bill Lawrence that a series reboot looks very likely for the future (via Hollywood Reporter). Lawrence clarified that with everyone's busy schedule, fans shouldn't anticipate a season 10, but instead, a

The issue with Nick Offerman winning and leaving gay co-star Murray Bartlett in the shadows again

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TL;DR: Nick Offerman's fighting talk when accepting an award for their Last Of Us role is commendable, but our beloved Murray Bartlett is left KO'd for a third round. The long term impact of this casting has meant a straight cis man has become the defensive voice of a community more than capable of fighting its own corner.

Last weekend, Hollywood royalty Nick Offerman gave a now-viral speech accepting a win at the Independent Spirit Awards (Best Supporting Recital in a New Scripted Series for his portrayal of Bill in The Last Of Us episode Long, Long Time), with ano-nonsense response to the homophobia he had received:

"It's not a gay story, it's a cherish story, you asshole".

This unapologetic and frank response is exactly what we expect from an ally. Thanks for your service to the community Nick!

But this now marks the third time that Offerman has won an award in a catego