‘Glee’ is officially coming back after Disney+ and Hulu handed the reboot a series order.
The move has been on the cards for some time with co-creator Ryan Murphy discussing its potential return.
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Steve Way pays credit to the writers of Hulu’s Furious for portraying a disabled romance in a ‘Beautiful, Healthy way’ https://t.co/87NWeT9HyH #furious@thesteveway
“You can be celebrated on a streaming service and defunded by a signature in the same summer. The issue: being seen is not the same as being kept alive.”
A powerful piece by Creative Care Council member, @thesteveway.
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Steve Way joined the cast of Hulu’s FURIOUS on the red carpet for the series’ world premiere in New York City.
Seeing talented actors with disabilities cast in major productions, and celebrated alongside the rest of the ensemble at events like this, is an important reminder that authentic representation matters both on screen and on the red carpet.
Created by Liz Meriwether, FURIOUS is an 8-episode psychological crime thriller starring Emmy Rossum, Lola Petticrew, Scoot McNairy, Quincy Tyler Bernstine, Jake Lacy, and Steve Way.
The first three episodes premiere July 27 on @hulu.
@thesteveway is an American comedian, actor, and activist. He shares his journey with Muscular Dystrophy and raises awareness about U.S. healthcare and accessibility. He reminds others facing health challenges that they are not alone. You can learn more at https://t.co/bVcyUk1E8f