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‘Always Sunny’ star Rob McElhenney pays tribute to his gay moms. Get the Kleenex.
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In honor of Mother’s Day, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia actor Rob McElhenney has offered up a loving tribute to his moms.
The women appear in a new ad for GLAAD sharing their love story.McElhenny, who plays the gay character Mac on the sitcom, released a statement to coincide with the ad offering some context to their relationship.
He also shared memories of growing up with two moms at a time when gay couples raising children remained a rare phenomenon.“By the standards of 1984 South Philadelphia, our upbringing was unconventional, but my brother, sister and I were able to recognize early on that not every family looked exactly the same or like what we saw on television,” McElhenney said in a statement. “Yet we had nothing but love and.
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“Golden Girls” casting director just spilled some tea on Betty White and we refuse to believe it
The Mary Tyler Moore Show, and, of course, The Golden Girls.Related: A forgotten ‘Golden Girls’ spinoff just landed on Hulu. Twitter has thoughts.Now, casting director Joel Thurm, who assembled the cast of The Golden Girls, has gone public about the alleged on-set friction between White and her co-stars.Speaking to the podcast The Originals, Thurm shared his recollection of a tense exchange between with Bea Arthur about White.“Literally Bea Arthur, who I cast in something else later on, just said ‘oh, [White is] a f*cking c*nt, using that word,” he said.
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