Whitney Leavitt is so lucky. She got to make her Broadway debut in Chicago AND she has a gay husband. Not many people other than Lisa Rinna can say the same
Misty Copeland, who helped Timothée Chalamet promote #MartySupreme, has weighed in on his comments about ballet and opera:
“First I have to say that it’s very interesting that he invited me to be a part of promoting ‘Marty Supreme’ with respect to my art form ... He wouldn’t be an actor and have the opportunities he has as a movie star if it weren’t for opera and ballet and their relevance in that medium. So all of these mediums have a space and we shouldn’t be comparing them.” https://t.co/tG3lRUqWqw
I don't think Timothée Chalamet neutrally observing that ballet and opera are art forms that the mainstream has left behind, and that ballet and opera's practitioners feel existential pressure to keep those forms alive at all, is proof that he's, like, secretly evil...
Timothée Chalamet on Guillermo del Toro’s “hugely popular” #Frankenstein:
“I didn’t think the pacing was extraordinarily fast, but it pulled people in.”
https://t.co/ST3w1hpXGc
carrie bradshaw is the most important character that has ever graced television, and arguably, she is up there with the likes of odysseus, hamlet, and even jesus.