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Following the release of his new Esquire cover story, Kid Cudi has clarified comments he made about Drake in relation to his own issues with Kanye West. In his interview with the magazine, Cudi spoke at length about his issues with Kanye after he got dragged into his public drama involving Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson’s relationship. […]
Owen Wilson spoke openly about bouncing back from his 2007 suicide attempt in an extensive profile that was published on Wednesday in Esquire. In the piece, titled “Owen Wilson Is Doing Great, Thanks,” the 52-year-old spoke about dealing with (and waiting out) depression, comparing it to Tom Hardy’s character in The Revenant. “Sometimes life seems to be played by […]
If you’ve been keeping up with Luca Guadagnino’s new military base-set HBO series We Are Who We Are, which is definitely something you should be doing, then you know by now that Kid Cudi‘s character was recently revealed as a MAGA hat-wearing Trump supporter. In a new interview, Cudi—whose 2020 filmography also includes a pivotal […]
To say that the Weeknd released his superb fourth album After Hours at an uncomfortably bizarre time in human history is, to put it as mildly as possible, a breathtaking understatement. Still, the album—featuring top-tier input from Metro Boomin, Max Martin, and more—has fittingly become a mainstay during the COVID-19 era. In a must-read new […]
Billy Dee Williams isn’t gender fluid after all. In fact, he doesn’t even know what that term means. In a recent interview with Esquire magazine, the 82-year-old actor described himself using both male and female pronouns, suggesting he had rejected the gender binary. “I never tried to be anything except myself. I think of myself […]
Billy Dee Williams has come out as nonbinary. The 82-year-old actor, best known for his role as Lando Calrissian in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, opened up about his gender fluidity in a recent interview with Esquire, while stressing the importance of being yourself. “I never tried to be anything except myself. I think of myself […]
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