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Stranger Things star Maya Hawke says she’s open to her character dying in season 5
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Maya Hawke said she has no problem with her character dying in the final season of Stranger Things. Since joining the popular 80s-centric sci-fi show in 2019, Hawke has made waves for her portrayal of Robin Buckley.
At the beginning of season three, her character was poised as a potential love interest for Steve Harrington (Joe Keery) – which was due to her confession of being obsessed with him.
However, later in the season, Robin clarified her statement and revealed that she was obsessed with him because she had a crush on one of his female admirers.
The emotive reveal was a hit amongst fans, with many praising the Duffer Brothers for introducing an openly queer character.
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Drake and The Weeknd set to boycott the Grammys for the second straight year
Drake and The Weeknd have decided to boycott the Grammys again. The 35-year-old One Dance rapper and the 32-year-old Blinding Lights singer have both decided they will not let their labels submit their music to the Recording Academy. This is the second straight year the two Canadian artists have decided to challenge the 65-year-old organization. Boycotting: Drake and The Weeknd have decided to boycott the Grammys againBoth of the artists have expressed distaste for the Recording Academy's practices in the past. Last year, The Weeknd announced he would boycott the Grammys in part due to the voters' snubbing of his critically-acclaimed album After Hours. 'Because of the secret committees, I will no longer allow my label to submit my music to the Grammys,' the Weeknd, born Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, said. Distaste: Both of the artists have expressed distaste for the Recording Academy's practices in the past (pictured 2014) Snubbed: Last year, The Weeknd announced he would boycott the Grammys in part due to the voters' snubbing of his critically-acclaimed album After Hours (pictured 2018) He discussed being snubbed by the Grammys in an interview with Billboard which was published in January 2021.'I use a sucker punch as an analogy.
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