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Gus Kenworthy’s getup, Jonathan Bennett’s fangs, & Max Emerson’s massage

refused to bow to Madonna, Andrew Garfield nearly showed off his nudes, and Kamala Harris absolutely ATE Donald Trump on the presidential debate stage.

Here’s what happened this week on Instagram:Benson Boone found a lizard.A post shared by Benson Boone (@bensonboone)Arthur Nory read a book.A post shared by Arthur Nory (@arthurnory)Henry Jimenez Kerbox turned 26.A post shared by Henry Jimenez Kerbox (@henryjimenz)Jeff Zwally brought the 61 energy.A post shared by Jeff Zwally (@jeffzwally)Joel Dixon showed off his pineapple.A post shared by J O E L D I X O N (@joeldixon)Wesley Tucker showed off.A post shared by Wes (@wesleytucker)Hugo D Almonte flexed.A post shared by Hugo D Almonte (@hugodalmonte)Jonathan Bennett grew fangs.A post shared by Jonathan Bennett (@jonathandbennett)Max Emerson and Andrés Camilo stayed in Fire Island.A post shared by Max Emerson (@maxisms)Maluma played ball.A post shared by MALUMA (@maluma)Beau DeMayo checked his phone.A post shared by Beau DeMayo (@beau_demayo)Fernando Morante got some sun.A post shared by FERNANDO MORANTE (@fernando___fernando)Marvin Brooks wore a hat.A post shared by Marvin Brooks (@marvinbrooks)Jeremy Allen White sat in the splash zone.A post shared by British GQ (@britishgq)Rubén Vaquero poured a mimosa.A post shared by

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