'Love, Victor': The Inside Story of That 'Love, Simon' Cameo (Exclusive)

If you’ve been following Pete Davidson and Kanye West’s beef, chances are, you’re wondering what the Saturday Night Live star makes of all this drama with the Yeezy founder. Well, according to a new report by Hollywood Life, Pete isn’t “afraid” of Ye—but that doesn’t mean he’s going to engage with him anytime soon.

Davina McCall knows how to make a fashion statement, and this time she brought the heat in a tight yellow dress.Stunning Davina, 54, looked ageless as ever as she stood for a snap on the balcony in the hot Spanish sun.The TV presenter has been hosting the Channel 4 dating show Language of Love, which follows her and Ricky Merino as they help a group of British and Spanish singletons search for love with a language barrier.The fitness fanatic showed off her killer athlete's figure in the clingy dress - a backless garment which sailed down to her feet.Mum-of-three Davina loves to hit the gym and regularly posts health and fitness videos - so it's no surprise that's she's able to sport washboard abs under her pencil dress.The backless dress was made by Australian brand Zimmerman, and the premium piece is priced around £725.Davina was glowing with a tan as she beamed for the camera with the idyllic Spanish hills behind her.Taking to Instagram with the backstage snap, Davina said: "Tonight’s dress for #languageoflove double bill was @zimmermann . Love this colour"The Masked Singer judge also thanked her team of stylists and make-up artists.It's fair to say Davina's fans and famous pals were blown away by her gorgeous dress, and many of them flocked to the comments.Former Big Brother star Narinder Kaur wrote: "Absolutely stunning.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large“In Treatment” is once again ending its session. The HBO drama, which returned for a fourth season in 2021 after a decade-long break, won’t be returning for more episodes, HBO/HBO Max chief content officer Casey Bloys confirmed to Variety.The reimagined new season earned star Uzo Aduba an Emmy nomination in the lead drama actress category for her role as therapist Dr. Brooke Taylor; Anthony Ramos, Liza Colón-Zayas, John Benjamin Hickey, Quintessa Swindell and Joel Kinnaman also starred in the revival.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterPaul Reiser has joined the cast of the upcoming Hulu comedy series “Reboot” from Steven Levitan.Reiser is taking over the role of Gordon in the series from Michael McKean. He joins previously announced cast members Judy Greer, Keegan-Michael Key, Johnny Knoxville, Rachel Bloom, Calum Worthy, and Krista Marie Yu.

asteroid (455176) 1999 VF22 will make its closest approach to the Earth in over a century.The asteroid was discovered, as its name suggests, in November 1999.The space rock’s exact size isn’t known. Because its surface is dark and unreflective it’s difficult for astronomers to determine its exact size.

Optical illusions never fail to amaze us.With the use of colour, pattern and light, the mind can easily be tricked by what it sees.Now the experts at contact lenses specialists Lenstore have shared a mind-boggling optical illusion which will trick your mind. So are you ready for this one?It's asking people to stare at the cross for the dots to disappear.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Mexico’s most bankable stars, Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna, have teamed up with L.A. and Miami-based Exile Content to produce Travis Gutiérrez Senger’s documentary on the groundbreaking art group, “ASCO: Without Permission.”The documentary chronicles the Los Angeles based avant-garde art group ASCO during the 1970s and ‘80s.

, the spinoff series of the 2018 flick , fans meet Victor (Michael Cimino), a student at the same high school where Simon (Nick Robinson) once had his own coming out story. When Victor's family moves to town, the teen is eager to be himself, but discovers that's harder than he thought.

Michael Cimino is opening up about how his gay cousin helped him in the title role for Love, Victor.

Michael Cimino is stealing hearts as Victor Salazar! Just days after premiered on Hulu, its leading man has landed onto the scene with a splash.While he got his big-screen break in the 2019 flick , it's that's sure to make him a household name.The 20-year-old actor brings charm, heart and sincerity to his role as a gay teenager struggling to find himself and come out to his religious family. «I definitely want [viewers] to know that Victor is outgoing and kind and also kind of a fixer.

The new series Love Victor is now streaming on Hulu and it’s a spinoff of the beloved movie Love Simon, which was released in theaters in 2018.

's first season, a lot has changed for Victor Salazar: He makes a new friend in a certain blog-posting Creekwood alum, shares a disastrous kiss with his dream guy — and then eventually a real first kiss — and finally gains the courage to come out to his parents. But unlike the Hulu series' big-screen counterpart, there's still a lot of drama for Victor (Michael Cimino) to deal with when the credits roll on episode 10.«I loved, but I really loved the idea of telling a different story and making Victor's journey more challenging,» executive producer Brian Tanen tells ET.

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As Brian Tanen awaited word on whether or not his series, “Grand Hotel,” would be renewed, he got an offer he eventually knew he had to leap at—being a co-showrunner and executive producer of the new series, “Love, Victor.”

arrives as a warm embrace during uncertain times. Hulu's adorable new series — about a swoopy-haired teen on a journey out of the closet — is full of swoon-worthy meet cutes and well-meaning sensitivity, providing viewers 10-episodes of joy in a time when joy is in such short supply.

When “Love, Simon,” Greg Berlanti’s rom-com about a closeted kid in Atlanta, debuted in 2018, it did so as the first-ever gay teen film from a major studio. As such, it had roughly 150 years of straight cinema (and centuries of LGBT existence) to measure up to, and many queer viewers found it lacking.

. In the spinoff of 2018's, Victor finds himself the new kid at Creekwood High, where Simon Spier once shared a first kiss with his mystery guy, Blue, atop a Ferris wheel in front of the whole school.Hearing the tale of Simon's triumphant coming out experience, Victor slides into Simon's Instagram DMs, not to seek guidance on his own journey but to tell him, ".

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVMichael Cimino (no relation to the late director) is best known for a supporting turn in the Warner Bros. horror film “Annabelle Comes Home.” But with “Love, Victor,” debuting June 17 on Hulu, he takes the title role in the series, a small-screen extension of the “Love, Simon” universe.

Unlike Simon Spier — the young, gay closeted hero of award-winning novel Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda, and its appealing film adaptation Love, Simon — high schooler Victor Salazar isn’t sure he’s gay.While Simon had to contend with coming out before a blackmailer outed him to their entire school, Victor is still figuring out whether he likes boys or girls — or both.

The comedian said he thinks there should "still be a conversation about it" as he shared his past experiences.He also used a racial slur when quoting the name of a 1930s comedy by GH Elliott and Al Jolson.He said: “Let me tell you, Nick, obviously Al Johnson or GH Elliot, who played the Chocolate Coloured C**n in the 1930s – they perpetuated the myth of the happy n***o who was just very happy to sing under the crack of the whip, the American whip or the British imperial bayonet and obviously that’s deeply offensive and always will be.”After he used the word on air, Nick said: "Just to be clear, Harry, there will be people offended by that term that you have just used.Harry Enfield ignites uproar after defending blackface on Radio 4"You are

Harry Enfield sparked outrage among listeners of BBC Radio 4 this morning by defending the use of black face in comedy and using a racial slur.