Josh Radnor explains why the HIMYM cast grew apart despite sharing such a close friendship on screen.
Interviewer: “Are you guys still as close as you were?”
Josh Radnor: “No. Not even a little bit.”
“I don’t mean that in any dramatic way.”
“It’s like college where you have this very intense time together and you think you’re going to be… you can’t imagine not seeing each other every day.”
“And then it just disperses and you just go out and live your life.”
“People really want to believe that, like, me and Neil and Jason are like hitting bars in New York City together.”
“It’s a little more like family than friends in that you don’t get to choose your family.”
“We were cast. We didn’t choose each other.”
“You also have love that is quite deep and rich and probably everlasting.”
“But it’s not an active love.”
“Acting is a lot of like little love affairs that you have and then you move on.”
Olivia Rodrigo sobre a reação negativa que a internet teve após ela dizer que adora caras de bigode:
“Meu Deus, sim. É a opinião mais controversa de todas. Mas eu mantenho o que disse. Eu realmente gosto de caras com bigode”
People comparing this to making an episode about “a boy getting his first erection” is literally proving why an episode like this needs to exist. Periods are stigmatized as sexual when they are not and should be normalized as a natural part of growing up, Kids NEED this.
Halle Bailey tells @Independent that Ariana Grande, Zendaya, & Rachel Zegler reached out to her following ‘The Little Mermaid’ casting backlash:
“As women, I think we form a little protective bubble around each other, especially when we see a peer facing a lot of opinions.”