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Two stars of the Heated Rivalry series, Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie, have been photographed in Toronto filming season 2 and dressed in coordinated, casual looks—ranging from athleisure sets with cross-body bags to earthy-toned outfits and matching caps—underscoring their close friendship and shared style as they continue work on the project.
In Toronto, Heated Rivalry stars Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams were seen filming season 2 in coordinated off-duty outfits—dark tops with jorts and backward-worn crossbody bags—sparking fan excitement as the show returns in spring 2027; the duo previously drew attention for their Milano Cortina 2026 windbreaker ensembles.
Connor Storrie earned his first Emmy nomination in the Best Guest Actor in a Comedy category for hosting Saturday Night Live, even though Heated Rivalry was ineligible due to Canadian financing; the nod recognizes his SNL hosting on the Feb. 28 episode (which featured Mumford & Sons and a cameo by Hudson Williams). The Creative Arts Emmys are slated for Sept. 5–6 ahead of the televised ceremony on Sept. 12. Storrie has since lined up projects like the A24 comedy Peaked and a Criminal Minds Evolution arc, and he and Williams remain notable figures from Heated Rivalry.
Connor Storrie earns his first Emmy nomination for hosting Saturday Night Live, not for the Heated Rivalry series, which is ineligible for the regular Emmys due to foreign funding; HBO Max distributes the US version, and Heated Rivalry could still be eligible for the International Emmys if submitted.
Connor Storrie, star of Heated Rivalry, earned his first Emmy nomination for hosting NBC’s Saturday Night Live, marking a rapid rise after about 15 months of waiting tables in Los Angeles. While the Canadian-produced Heated Rivalry isn’t eligible for Primetime Emmys, it can compete at the International Emmys, and Storrie’s SNL hosting emphasizes his improv training and growing global recognition.
Connor Storrie guest-stars as Lance Kingston, aka The Fan, in Criminal Minds: Evolution Season 19, Episode 4, a role that echoes his appearance as Ilya Rozanov in Heated Rivalry. The episode centers on a BAU hunt for a killer who uses a 15th‑century witchcraft book to target adulterers, with Lance emerging as a potential ally or plant in The Fan’s broader scheme. JJ interrogates him while Luke weighs how closely to watch him, and the plot threads—the Fan’s manipulation and an impending threat—converge as Lance is later shown unconscious and being loaded into a car trunk, signaling that The Fan’s plan is far from over.
Connor Storrie’s performance as Lance Kingston on Criminal Minds: Evolution has grown from a single-episode appearance to a four-episode arc after his commanding screen presence impressed the cast and crew; showrunner Erica Messer says there’s a chance he could return, and his first episode, The Witching Hour, premieres June 11 on Paramount+.
The Hollywood Reporter’s Met Gala Red Carpet Power Rankings, in partnership with Launchmetrics, report a record $1.56 billion in earned engagement from this year’s gala, with Connor Storrie’s Saint Laurent look topping the men’s list and Sabrina Carpenter among the top women; fashion houses like Saint Laurent and Chanel led brands, Tiffany & Co. dominated jewelry, and the overall data underscores the event’s outsized social-media impact despite pre-event controversy.
Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie were among the last to leave GQ’s Met Gala official after-party, then kept celebrating with a private terrace meetup, headed to Monsieur and Baz Luhrmann’s bar, and rolled home at sunrise, continuing a night of high-profile after-parties across New York.
Vogue contrasts Heated Rivalry stars Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams at the 2026 Met Gala: Storrie wears an understated Saint Laurent look with a glimpse of skin and a cape-trailing after-party outfit, while Williams goes bold in a blue Balenciaga suit with exposed chest before switching to a more playful ERL ensemble; the piece frames their differing styles as a deliberate way to differentiate the co-stars, offering the best of both worlds with no winner.
At the Met Gala, first-time attendees Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams from the Crave hit series Heated Rivalry arrived in cinema-inspired looks (Storrie in a Saint Laurent halter-top polka-dot outfit; Williams in a blue Balenciaga-inspired ensemble with a cape and no shirt), while EJAE and Audrey Nuna from Netflix’s K-Pop Demon Hunters joined in bold styles (EJAE in a glittering Swarovski silver gown; Nuna in a Robert Wun black-and-white splattered coat and hat), marking their Met Gala debuts as fashion moments and signaling the film’s rising profile for its stars.
Storrie says he’s not nervous about his Met Gala debut, arriving in NYC after a surprise SNL appearance and wearing a Saint Laurent Le Smoking–inspired look with a bow train. As a Saint Laurent brand fellow, he calls the Met a chaotic but thrilling “beautiful zoo,” discusses his love of fashion photography and how clothing shapes mood, and shares post–Met plans including post-production on his debut feature Transaction Planet and more work on Heated Rivalry, with chances to reconnect with Zoe Kravitz and Hudson Williams on the carpet.
Connor Storrie, star of Heated Rivalry, stopped by Saturday Night Live to introduce Olivia Rodrigo’s unreleased new song Begged, from her forthcoming third album. Rodrigo hosted the May 2 episode and performed the new track Drop Dead earlier in the night; both songs are tied to her album, which is set for release on June 12.
Connor Storrie stopped by Saturday Night Live to introduce Olivia Rodrigo during her double-duty hosting, joining Blondie’s Debbie Harry who introduced Rodrigo’s performance of “Drop Dead.” Rodrigo also previewed an unreleased track from her upcoming album (you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love), set for June 12, as Aziz Ansari appeared in the Cold Open and Rodrigo took the lead for the first time on the show.
Connor Storrie stars in Verizon’s nearly five-minute campaign film Look Behind You, directed by Nia DaCosta, where a night at a secluded cottage turns eerie as a butt-dial triggers creepy happenings and ominous on-screen text, highlighting Verizon’s network. The project is billed as Storrie’s first brand film and DaCosta’s first brand project, with praise from Storrie, DaCosta, and Verizon’s CMO Leslie Berland.