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Ahmad Goree, left, with Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins, and Deputy Elections Administrator Melissa Kouba

Lýkos ÁnthrōposOct. 31-Nov. 24Thursday through Sunday at 8 p.m., 75 minutes without intermissionCongressional Cemetery1801 E St., S.E.Tickets: bob-bartlett.com

Voters in New Brunswick booted the Progressive Conservative Party from government on Oct. 21 after a tumultuous year that saw the province’s premier lead a trend of Canada’s conservative parties launching policies targeting transgender students in schools.  The New Brun

plenty to say about a photo of Jonathan Bailey wearing nothing but boots—and we may never even see it!The out actor will soon star in Wicked—quite possibly the most anticipated movie for the rest of the year—and in a new promotional video, he reveals there was a little bit of a hiccup will slipping into the shoes of Fiyero, the dashing student at Shiz University who finds himself in a love triangle, of sorts, with Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo) and Glinda (Ariana Grande).The busy Bailey was bobbing back-and-forth between the sets of Wicked and Netflix‘s Bridgerton at the same time, which made things quite complicated.Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.“So my first in-person meeting knowing I was going to play Fiyero was with the guy that made my ‘Dancing Through Life’ boots,” he shared, referring to his big show-stopping number about ignoring your troubles and just partying (sounds like they’re just living that brat life in Oz, too).A post shared by Wicked Movie (@wickedmovie)“I think I flew over [to set] on a Tuesday and I was filming Bridgerton on the Wednesday to the Saturday, and as I got there, nothing arrived. So all I had was my Fiyero boots,” Bailey revealed.And that’s when he drops this bombshell: “And there’s an amazing photo – that no one’s ever gonna see of me – in nothing but my boots, which sort of felt right for Fiyero somehow.”You’re kidding.

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