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At one stage, Dahl found himself unable to handle the situation as the mob invaded the field, shouting “Disco is bad!” Later on that very night, as Lawrence (who was 15 then) was walking home from the event, a band of white men utilized this chant while harassing him. This incident exposed the hidden racist and homophobic sentiments driving the initial backlash against disco and its successor: house music. Notably, this event at Comiskey Park played a crucial role in the documentary The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart.
Posted to their Instagram, Access Hollywood shared a throwback clip of a Justin Timberlake and Andrew Garfield interview from when the two co-starred in 2010’s The Social Network in 2010. In the clip, Timberlake was absolutely floored by the knowledge that Garfield would be the next big-screen Peter Parker. The initial interaction was funny enough, but it’s when Timberlake asked about writing the theme song where the hilarious shout-out to Andy Samberg happened.
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In this series, the creator and executive producer, Brian Jordan Alvarez, takes on the role of Evan Marquez, a high school teacher in Austin, Texas who happens to be openly gay. Evan navigates the conservative work environment while dealing with the usual troubles of lazy students, irritated colleagues, and angry parents. Co-starring is Stephanie Koenig as Gwen Sanders, Evan’s colleague and friend, Enrico Colantoni as Grant Moretti, a principal worn down by the job, and Sean Patton as Markie, a gym teacher who can be inappropriate but surprisingly endearing.