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Gael Garcia Bernal rocked a rather surprising look at the red carpet premiere of his new movie Old, sporting a head of blonde hair.
The 42-year-old actor was all smiles on the red carpet for his new movie from director M. Night Shyamalan, which held its premiere at Rose Theater at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City.
Bernal s blonde locks are most likely in preparation for his portrayal of gay professional wrestler Saul Armendariz, who created a popular exotico character named Classico, known as The Liberace of Lucha Libre.
Blonde Bernal: Gael Garcia Bernal rocked a rather surprising look at the red carpet premiere of his new movie Old, sporting a head of blonde hair
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“POSE” writer, director and executive producer Janet Mock served up a fiery speech during the FX drama’s finale red carpet premiere in New York. And let’s just say sis had A LOT to get off her chest and she aired out ALL of her frustrations which ranged from the unequal pay for the show to infidelity. Get it all inside…
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“POSE” held it’s third and final season red carpet premiere at the Rose Theater at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York. And to say ish went totally left would be an understatement.
He said the New York-based show on the underground ballroom dance scene represents one of his proudest accomplishments because it boasts the biggest LGBTQ cast in history.
“‘Pose’ to me was a very personal show, for one, because when I started off in my career in 1997, 98, I was not even allowed to have a single gay character because the networks were so afraid of that at the time,” Murphy said.
Since that time, Murphy has created award-winning television series that include “Glee,” “American Horror Story,” and “Hollywood” But it’s “Pose” that stands out.
“I’m very proud of the legacy of the show, which in many ways is more important than the show itself, I think. But I love it. It’s one of the things that I’m the most proud that I’ve ever done,” Murphy said.