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A year and a half ago, the former YouTuber @MissBenny became friendly with Jordan Firstman at a dinner they were both invited to and spent the entire meal, by her own admission, bullying him for being “the ultimate gay guy” — dishy, cocky, sexual. She charmed him. “She spoke earnestly about her life in a way I was drawn to. I found her incredibly endearing,” Firstman says. “He randomly was like, ‘What are you doing in October? You should do this movie,’” she recalls. “I was like, ‘Yeah, let me do your little gay-guy movie.’ I’m going to help him out.” That little movie ended up being the Cannes breakout ‘Club Kid,’ which received rave reviews, sold at the festival to A24 for $17 million, and is now a bona fide awards-season contender. “Much later, I realized how sought-after this project was,” Miss Benny says. “I’m so glad I didn’t know because I would’ve absolutely lost my mind.” Though she’s in many of the movie’s raucous nightlife scenes, Miss Benny’s favorite part was getting to play a trans girl outside the party space. “With a lot of scripts that I read, if I ever get sent stuff, it’s girls going crazy on drugs and sex,” she says. The idea of playing a self-actualized woman onscreen is new for Miss Benny, whose fame was built pre-transition. In her teens and early 20s, perceived as a young gay man, she rode the wave of corporate-Pride-era queerness to nearly 300,000 YouTube subscribers. In 2023, she starred in the Netflix show ‘Glamorous’ as the 22-year-old influencer Marco, who lands a job with a makeup mogul played by Kim Cattrall. But she stopped posting on YouTube in 2019 and hasn’t been onscreen since ‘Glamorous.’ ‘Club Kid’ is something of a coming-out party. Read our full profile of Miss Benny at the link in our bio. Photographs by @cruzcvaldez Styling by @fern.cerezo Hair by @sonnymolinahair Makeup by @kuma1206 Bodysuit and tights by Los Angeles Apparel 05 Nov 2026 EXCLUSIVE: Yes, that was David Letterman and Matt Damon in the season-four premiere of 'The Gilded Age.' Eight minutes and 33 seconds into the episode, they play two gentlemen who silently cross the street. “It was a kind of hysterical moment when our production supervisor Leah Baker came up to me on set and was like, ‘Well, I have a kind of funny, interesting question: Would you like Dave Letterman and Matt Damon to be background on our set one day?’” @gildedagehbo executive producer Kate Churchill remembers. “I just started laughing.” But the simple idea ended up being "actually quite complicated" to execute. At the link in our bio, @azalben finds out how and why this cameo happened — and which one of the men is wearing his own hat đŸŽ© Photo: HBO 01 Nov 2026 It takes an inordinate amount of wit and charm to best Conan O’Brien in a riff-off. The most an average comedian or host can hope for is not to embarrass themselves trying, which is largely how Kareem Rahma fared in a recent episode of his popular social-media series, @subwaytakes. But toward the end of the interview, Rahma and O’Brien were shown up by a stranger named Debbie Shields who just so happened to be commuting on their train. The 68-year old native New Yorker didn’t know what ‘SubwayTakes’ was, or that she was about to get pulled into a viral improvisational comedy bit. But thanks to a childhood spent performing in church and experience hosting comedy and karaoke nights at @confessionsbar_bk, the bar she owns in Brooklyn, she says her instincts kicked in immediately. This 'SubwayTakes' appearance isn’t even the first time she has been put on the spot by someone with a huge comedy platform. At the full interview at the link in bio, Shields tells us which comedian once pulled her onstage at Barclays Center, how she’s handling her virality, and whether she’d be interested in hosting a show of her own 👀 21 Oct 2026 Fate and talent have conspired to give 25-year-old actor @eldarisgandarovv a sudden and very memorable launch into the movies — his first two professional acting roles turned into small but scene-stealingly funny performances in two of the fall’s most talked-about films, ‘Club Kid’ and ‘The Debut.’ Soon after graduating from the Savannah College of Art and Design, Isgandarov booked a role in the latter film, out in December, in which Julianne Moore is a New Jersey housewife who gets too invested in her community-theater musical. Isgandarov plays the harried, coffee-laden assistant to her domineering director, played by Paul Giamatti. Isgandarov then landed the role of writer-director Jordan Firstman’s mooching roommate Nicky in ‘Club Kid,’ in which he’s introduced in tiny red underwear cussing out opponents while playing a video game on Firstman’s character’s couch. Once Isgandarov was cast, Firstman shaped Nicky around him. The film involves a lot of ad-lib, but Isgandarov’s biggest laugh line is written into the script, a huffy moment where Nicky tells Peter he can’t move out because “Do you know what it’s like to be an aspiring queer philosopher in Azerbaijan?” Isgandarov’s character provides one possible answer to the question “What if Kramer from Seinfeld were a twink who would not leave your home?” At the link in our bio, Isgandarov discusses what it was like to meet Firstman, bonding with Julianne Moore over the USSR, and his excitement for the release of ‘Grand Theft Auto VI.’ Photo: @fernandomariosa 10 Nov 2026 In 'The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins,' @bibbymoynihan plays Rusty Boyd, a figure of childlike id and infinite loyalty with a surprising interiority that gets deeper examination in season two. "This season is about Rusty going, ‘What is my worth?’, and getting scared a little bit,” Moynihan says. “Everyone’s like, ‘Wait a minute, what the hell are you doing here?’’ At the link in bio, Moynihan tells @roxana.z.hadadi what it's like to have Tracy Morgan as a scene partner, which item in Rusty's basement was the funniest thing he's ever seen, and how it feels to see a moment he improvised make the show: "I feel like I just ran a marathon ... Nerd UCB Bobby was like, 'Excellent.'" Photos: NBC 10 Nov 2026 we're milking #TheGildedAge for all it's worth đŸ„› join us in obsessing over the latest season by signing up for our subscriber-exclusive TV Club newsletter at the link in bio! 10 Nov 2026 Dax Shepard has had enough with the public discourse surrounding his marriage to Kristen Bell. In the latest episode of 'Armchair Expert,' he took issue with people who see him as a "controlling, abusive" husband and called the claims "offensive" and "deeply insulting" to his wife. Read more about Shepard's response, including his perspective on tipping other people as a way of flirting with Bell, at the link in bio. Christopher Polk/Getty Images 10 Nov 2026 #ad Anthropologie serves up a masterclass in holiday hosting, curveballs and all. 09 Nov 2026 “It feels like I hopped timelines and suddenly all these people are like, ‘Oh my God, you’re back.’ Well, I never went anywhere,” says singer-songwriter @michellebranch. “Where were *you* guys? Suddenly people are like, ‘Oh yeah, we love Michelle. We forgot. Here we are.’” In a new interview with @devoniviewashere at the link in bio, Branch — whose upcoming EP ‘Everywhere and Back Again’ reimagines some of her most popular songs now as a 43 year-old artist and mother of three — gets her aura read and reflects on how her chakras play out in her life and career. 09 Nov 2026 WHAT control? 😭 (tap the link in bio for more context on James Gunn and Peter Safran's exit from DC Studios) 09 Nov 2026 In the olden days, a stand-up-comedy fan might think to watch two or three specials a year. Now there are upwards of ten times that number of specials released every month into the void of streaming. Swide to see some of the latest that are worth your time, and then tap the link in bio to read why (and see our full recommendations from the year so far). 08 Nov 2026 Milo Cramer (@milo____hi) is, somewhat accidentally, currently performing one of the most politically relevant shows in New York. His buzzy one-man show musical, ‘School Pictures’ — currently at the @cherrylanetheatre — comprises short songs that he plays himself. Cramer is a former tutor, and each number focuses on a different student of his. About halfway through the show, the bottom falls out: Cramer stops singing and instead gives a lecture about New York's public school system, the racism of the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test, and how wealth inequality is affecting every aspect of education in the city. Cramer, for his part, didn’t intend to enter a “conversation.” "I don’t know how to fix the school system. I don’t have a policy proposal," he says. "The problems are deep and intractable. The show is trying to be articulate and transparent about where I am at." In an interview with @jasonspank, Cramer discusses wanting to "dismantle cool" in the West Village, his feelings about being viewed as "twee" or "chopped and unc," and more. Read it at the link in bio. Photos: Cherry Lane Theater 08 Nov 2026

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