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What's in a name? That which we call a rose By any other word would smell as sweet

Wherever you go in Barcelona, I recommend trying the squid ink paella. With a bottle of Cava. To die for...

http://logoonline.mtvnimages.com/uri/mgid:ao:image:logotv.com:656624?quality=0.8&format=jpg&width=1500&height=843 Courtesy of Lionsgate MOVIES “Spy Who Dumped Me” Star Sam Heughan Is Honored That You Think He’s Gay "Boring and homosexual never go together." by Chris Azzopardi The Spy Who Dumped Me. In Susanna Fogel’s action-comedy, Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon star as BFFs Audrey and Morgan who are hilariously fleeing from assassins targeting them because Audrey’s ex-boyfriend Drew (Justin Theroux) is a spy. Known for portraying Jamie Fraser in the Starz time-travel drama Outlander, Heughan talked to NewNowNext about his blessedly gay oeuvre and the queer cult classic he’d go bare-legged for. http://logoonline.mtvnimages.com/uri/mgid:file:http:shared:s3.amazonaws.com/articles.newnownext.com-production/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Spy_D09_01588_R-1-2-1532451877-1532451879.jpg?quality=0.8&format=jpg&width=1500 Courtesy of Lionsgate How aware are you of your LGBTQ fan base? I’m not aware! But I hope there is one. And if there isn’t, then we need to make one. I think it’s been made, Sam. Outlander’s queerness seems to have courted a sizeable gay audience. I suppose it has. The only gay character is John Grey, but that relationship (with Jamie) is so interesting, and it’s been really, really fun. It’s a really beautiful friendship they’ve got, and this sort of understanding. And it’s sad, actually, for John Grey because he’s really fallen for Jamie, and it’s not reciprocated in that way. I really feel for that guy. The Spy Who Dumped Me just might lead to the Bond movie that William Shatner wants you to star in. And based on his endorsement, he wants you to play…gay Bond? God bless him. Everyone’s being talked about, but I think it’s time that, yeah, why not? Let’s do a gay Bond. That’d be cool. I’ve actually played quite a few gay characters. I did A Very British Sex Scandal (in 2007), which was about this reporter who was taken to court in the late ’50s. I’ve done a few characters on stage as well. But, yeah, I don’t know if it’s typecasting. (Laughs) http://logoonline.mtvnimages.com/uri/mgid:file:http:shared:s3.amazonaws.com/articles.newnownext.com-production/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Spy_D06_00894_R-1532452506-1532452507.jpg?quality=0.8&format=jpg&width=1500 Courtesy of Lionsgate How did you end up playing so many gay roles? Those parts are really interesting because there’s this grey area. These characters are not always fully aware of their situation or in control of their situation, and they have very strong feelings and very strong emotions and tend to be really interesting parts. Your love scene in the play Plague Over England, which was performed in London in 2008 and 2009, obviously resonated with gay audiences. How did you approach that role? It’s such a wonderful awakening for this character to sort of fall in love with this very attractive, very intelligent, very fun guy. Then, we see him 20 years later. He’s kind of lost the love of his life, and I loved the arc, the journey of that. And it doesn’t matter if he’s straight or gay; it’s just about love, and love lost, really. And it was a really nice play to do, actually. Leon [Ockenden] was my lover in that and we’re still very good friends. A critic, or a troll, tweeted: “Mr. Heughan is one of the most boring homosexual actors out there.” Your retort: “Boring and homosexual never go together. But thank you for the compliment.x” Do people sometimes mistake you as gay, and do you usually just take that as a compliment? Yeah, I guess. I played a few gay parts and maybe people might make assumptions about me. I mean, it’s not true, but I don’t really care. I think, whatever, if that’s what you’re gonna pick out from someone’s performance. But you take being called gay a compliment. I love that world. My makeup artist in the U.K. is very camp and she brings out the best camp side in me. Do you aspire to play a campy role? There’s a fantastic play I saw many, many years ago and it’s a one-man show about a transvestite. It was such a wonderful bit of writing. I would kind of love to do that. How about The Rocky Horror Picture Show? Maybe one day. Work up to that. That singing, though! And I can’t dance. You’re quite tall. Any interest in wearing fishnets to play Frank-N-Furter? Yeah, why not? I’ve got the legs for it.

It's best to binge the show. All the time jumps are easier to follow when you watch the seasons' episodes back-to-back. It's ambitious, and while it reminds me of the Battlestar Galactica reboot, it's quite good. Evan Rachel Wood is very good in it, as all the others in the cast. I'm still unclear on Maeve's powers' origins, but I'd like to see more of her in Season 3.

Of course...

@latbear4blk What... a... Slut... XOXO

Wow - I just saw this. I am glad to not have known anything about the show itself prior to watching this. It's very powerful. The structure itself is quite a feat of engineering, but the content... WOW. I hate Pablo Picasso.

Let me just say too, when I found this trailer was available, I got so excited...perhaps heightened expectations? No matter. I will be watching...

I think tears will flow on this one...

"I should have you stripped and whipped." "I'm waiting..." This movie had me with that dialogue!

I'm saying it's bad, and it pains me... I look forward to seeing it too, but it has a lot of dialogue that the real RBG will never say.... Ruth. Bader. Ginsburg. (I bet the real RBG will never say her name like that) It's also screaming Oscar-bait!

Why is this trailer so bad?

...this is so right up my alley

Well, I’ve got a new spirit animal.

I believe that is misanthrophy...far superior than racism.

Anytime @whipped guy

...or goddess, because he, or she, answered a prayer i didn't even know I had...

...and may I suggest going to around the 15 minute mark for some devastating shade on "Sir King Bensley”

Well, there was the late Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Manila, Jaime Cardinal Sin

But then again, I am a slut...

I go through life, singing that great Avenue Q song, " ." I believe that most of us try to rise above it.

Burbank?

The 101 in the Goleta area is a nightmare to drive at night. I'd take a chance on the 5 if I were you....