I feel like Struff has so many wins against big names over the years, kind of the ATP Kanepi
STRUFF OF DREAMS 💫
Struff fights back to claim his first win off Djokovic in nine meetings!
#SwissIndoorsBasel
I feel like this would have only landed had she lost in Ningbo, she now is going into Indian Wells with good momentum where everyone else (besides Andreeva) will be entering with an early loss in China
The fact he’s a Zionist lunatic wasn’t enough?
The H3 Podcast crew announces they will no longer be working with Ethan Klein after news of his affair:
“As soon as we found out, we all agreed: we would not continue working with Ethan involved or profiting in any way. We don't yet know what that means for the future … We stand with Hila and will support her every step of the way.”
Anytime they have to do something slightly different to their usual choreography and staging, it looks a mess
KATSEYE’s full ‘Pinky Up’ live performance at the VS’26 fashion show 💓
#KATSEYE @katseyeworld
Good for her, it proves the French Open final wasn’t a fluke
CHAMPION IN WUHAN 🏆
Maja Chwalinska seals the victory and claims her first WTA 1000 title after defeating Kartal in three sets 2-6, 6-4, 6-2.
#dongfengvoyahwuhanopen
This topic comes up every awards season without fail and my opinion always seems to fall in the minority for some reason
“La Bola Negra” co-director Javier Ambrossi defends casting straight actor Miguel Bernardeau in a gay role, stating he’s “not against” straight actors portraying LGBTQ+ characters:
“I totally get why straight actors want to play gay roles. It’s their craft to portray people that are different from them. I’m not against that. The political statement is still there with the LGBTQ+ people on camera and behind the camera.”
Bernardeau plays Rafael Rodríguez Rapún, a real-life activist and actor who was romantically involved with poet Federico García Lorca before his assassination in 1936. Ambrossi notes that his sexuality was a source of confusion: “Rafael was not an open gay man. He was confused — someone that was not able to say what he wanted.”
For his part, Bernardeau says he felt no doubt whatsoever about playing a gay role: “I never thought about it like that, or cared what people would think about my sexuality.”
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