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Couple goals! Tom Holland and Zendaya wore their love on their sleeves (and backs) during a recent New York City date night.

They've been increasingly open about their romance since starring together in their massive popular superhero film Spider-Man: No Way Home.And Zendaya and Tom Holland shared their love with the world on Thursday when they attended a New York Rangers game at Madison Square Garden while wearing jerseys with each other's names on the back.The 25-year-old Euphoria star brought along her friend and costar Hunter Schafer, 23, to watch the Rangers play the Detroit Red Wings, and Tom, 25, was also accompanied by his younger brother Harry Holland, 23. Matching: Zendaya and her boyfriend Tom Holland, both 25, wore matching New York Rangers jerseys with each other's names on the back while watching the team at Madison Square Gardon ThursdayBoth Zendaya and Tom had on the Rangers' blue, white and red jerseys, but the actress turned around to reveal that she had her boyfriend's last name printed on the back, and he had her name on his shirt.Zendaya had her brunette locks parted down the middle and styled in gorgeous thick waves resting on her shoulders, which framed her stylish gold aviator glasses.

Tom Holland and Zendaya got their weekend off to an early start by hitting up the New York Rangers hockey game at Madison Square Garden.The 25-year-old Spider-Man: No Way Home star and his 25-year-old girlfriend were joined by her Euphoria co-star Hunter Schafer and Tom's younger brother Harry.They were all spotted arriving at Madison Square Garden Thursday night to see the New York Rangers take on the Detroit Red Wings. Tom steps out:Tom Holland and Zendaya got their weekend off to an early start by hitting up the New York Rangers hockey game at Madison Square Garden Brothter:The 25-year-old Spider-Man: No Way Home star and his 25-year-old girlfriend were joined by her Euphoria co-star Hunter Schafer and Tom's younger brother HarryZendaya was wearing a stylish tan sweater while staying safe amid COVID-19 with a black face mask covering her mouth and nose.She also wore glasses while carrying a black coat inside, wearing a full-length white skirt to the NHL game.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentWaZabi Films, the Montreal-based sales agent launched by Anick Poirier and Lorne Price, has boarded horror comedy “Red Wings,” one of buzziest and most singular titles at early August’s Frontières Co-Production Market.Created by executive producer Rhiannon Aarons, a publisher/co-editor on Bob Flanagan’s book “The Book of Medicine,” and Dana Hammer, author of novels such as “Rosemary’s Baby Daddy” and “Dead Viking Rehab,” “Red Wings” turns on Audrina, who gets bitten by a bat and gains an unnatural gift: Killer red bats that fly out of her vagina when she menstruates.Learning to accept and master her superpower, she gains control of her life and fights evil in the process.