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Bingham Cup Day 2 update
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Report from Bruises McGee aka Todd Maria: Rome — The Lost Souls faced a challenging match today against the hosts, Roma Libera, in Day 2 of pool play.
We fell short in our valiant comeback effort, with the final score Lost Souls 19 – Roma Libera 26. With this result, the Lost Souls finish pool play in 3rd place.
The knockout round starts tomorrow, and the team is ready to give it their all. Thank you for your continued support. Let’s rally behind the Lost Souls as they push forward in the Bingham Cup 2024!
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Drew Droege goes psycho, the studly stoker in “Titanic” & next season’s battle of the Broadway divas
Jonathan Groff’s heartfelt speech after winning Best Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical for his performance in Merrily We Roll Along. While this season’s Broadway musicals weren’t very queer — some are asking if Broadway is dimming the lights on queer and trans characters — there were still plenty of LGBTQ+ wins, including Sarah Paulson (Best Actress in a Leading Role in a Play for Appropriate), Maleah Joi Moon (Best Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical for Hell’s Kitchen), and Lifetime Achievement Awards for George C. Wolfe and Jack O’Brien.
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