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Hayes, Chenoweth Have Tonys Makeout

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Sean Hayes hosted Sunday night's Tony Awards in New York City, and he and his Promises, Promises costar, Kristen Chenoweth, took the opportunity to respond to last month's Newsweek column, calling Hayes unconvincing as a straight romantic lead--with a good old-fashioned, heterosexual makeout session.

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01 May 2025, Kenya, Nanyuki: A group of rhinos, with Mount Kenya in the background, linger in the Ol Pejeta Game Reserve next to some zebras.

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I survived the Berlin Pride terror attack. Don’t let the right weaponize our grief

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People gather near Berlin's Brandenburg Gate to mourn the victim of the attack that followed the city's Christopher Street Day celebrations.

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A man comforts another one who is wrapped in a security blanket near the scene where one person was killed and dozens injured after a car is believed to have hit the crowd on the outskirts of the Christopher Street Day (CSD) parade in Berlin, on July 25, 2026.

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