teams up with Kenny Beats and Bakar for a new song called “Night Garden.” Vocally, BENEE leans into that Billie Eilish-esque tone here, but the song itself follows a more funk-jazz sensibility as she paints an eerie world where “things are out there creeping” in her dreams.ContentView Iframe URLNIKI, “Selene”Pop-R&B singer NIKI “That’s very much a reality of life in America, for a lot of communities of color that even when they’re seeking out coping strategies for their stress, given the racialized society we live in, they are then faced with unique stressors. We see how a lot of kids of color are treated differently at public pools,” Sharif adds. that he felt a responsibility to ensure his character reflected true experiences of living with CF. "There are some roles that carry a real responsibility for accurate representation, this was one of them," he said. "Some say the currency of poetry is the acceptance of other poets, and I desire no audience more greatly than those who resonate with the challenges shown by the characters of this film. It's my hope that we did them justice. This was all for you guys." named Chad (Glen Powell). After getting in a fight, she tells Chad that she needs to take a break and kicks him out. Chad then returns to his house where his closeted gay roommate and fraternity little brother, Boone, (Nick Jonas) asks to sleep with him in his bed. After making Boone pinky promise (not really) not to “touch his wiener,” Chad gives in and lets Boone climb into bed with him. Ah, brotherhood. Of course, moments later, Chanel bursts into Chad’s room in an effort to make up and sees the two of them in bed together. In an effort to protect his own image, Chad reveals to Chanel that he’s not gay — but Boone is. Still, he refuses any attempts she makes at getting back together.