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Finally, a royal romance that’s a different kind of fairy tale…
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Welcome to the Weekend Binge. Every week, we’ll suggest a binge-able title designed to keep you from getting too stir crazy.
Check back throughout the weekend for even more gloriously queer entertainment.Mix Love, Victor with The Crown and you might get a series along the lines of Young Royals, the Netflix show hailing from Sweden.
The story follows Wilhelm (Edvin Ryding), the youngest Prince of Sweden sent off to a prestigious boarding school following a hard party scandal.
Of course, he finds himself miserable, despite the presence of his cousin August (Malte Gårdinger). That Wilhelm’s older brother, Crown Prince Erik (Ivar Forsling), also studied there as something of a school hero also adds to Wilhelm’s warm reception…and his pressure.
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Joe Rogan now says he wasn’t being racist when he used the N-word and called Black people apes
Joe Rogan has walked back his apology for repeatedly using racist slurs on his podcast.Quick recap: Earlier this week, Rogan issued an apology after a video montage of him using the N-word and comparing black people to apes dozens of times began circulating on social media. Shortly after that, Spotify quietly removing more than 100 episodes of the podcast from circulation.On yesterday’s episode of his show, Rogan addressed the ongoing controversy once again.
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