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How ‘Red, White & Royal Blue’ Reimagined a BookTok Sensation
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nytimes.comOn most Fridays, the Victoria & Albert Museum in London closes at 10 p.m. sharp. But one night last summer, after all of the tourists had spilled back onto the streets of South Kensington, two men slow-danced among the Berninis and Rodins until the sun rose the next morning.
A cover of “Can’t Help Falling in Love” by the indie-pop singer Perfume Genius echoed through the sculpture hall, soundtracking their tender moment.
The nocturnal scene was a scripted one from “Red, White & Royal Blue,” the film adaptation of the 2019 novel by Casey McQuiston.
The two men under the dimmed lights were the actors Taylor Zakhar Perez and Nicholas Galitzine, and they swayed until the director, Matthew López, called “Cut!” around 2 a.m.
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Milwaukee Police Under Fire for Withholding Gender to Avoid Offending LGBTQ
told local NBC affiliate WTMJ-TV that she approached department administration in May about a potential policy change following the misgendering of a crime victim who was transgender."We don't want to make a traumatic experience for a family worse," said Velasquez, who is also one of two department LGBTQ+ liaisons.When asked if misgendering transgender victims in the past has negatively affected the LGBTQ+ community, Velasquez said it did based on her own interactions and even led to an impasse between those advocates and the department due to a lack of "respect."Heather Hough, the MPD chief of staff, told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that the discussions were taking place behind the scenes spurred by conversations with the LGBTQ+ community amid a string of three Black transgender murders committed in a nine-month span.Media releases in each instance misgendered the victims."It's a way to preserve the dignity and privacy of all victims," Hough said, assuring that the media and public would continue to receive timely facts and information. "MPD wants to ensure the best service possible for our entire community."Newsweek reached out to Velasquez and MPD for additional comments.Juan Dominguez, a military veteran and Democratic candidate for U.S.
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