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Stephen Colbert uses Laura Benanti’s Melania Trump impersonation on The Late Show to defend Amazon MGM’s $75 million Melania documentary, which opened to about $7 million in the U.S. amid skepticism of its box-office success; Colbert mocks empty theaters and overseas performance, while Benanti playfully touts awards and Be Best as she counters critics.
Laura Benanti criticized Zachary Levi for suggesting that Gavin Creel's death was linked to the COVID vaccine, accusing Levi of exploiting Creel's memory for political purposes. Benanti, who worked with both actors on Broadway, expressed her disdain for Levi's behavior and his attempt to gain sympathy by falsely linking Creel's death to the vaccine. Levi's comments have been debunked by cancer experts, and Benanti predicts his career will pivot towards faith-based media following his political endorsements.
Laura Benanti, a Tony-winning actress, expressed her dislike for Zachary Levi, her co-star in the 2016 Broadway revival of "She Loves Me," accusing him of being overbearing and self-centered. She criticized Levi for his behavior during the production and for using the late actor Gavin Creel's memory to push a political agenda regarding the COVID-19 vaccine. Benanti was particularly upset by Levi's insincere tribute to Creel, whom he falsely claimed as a friend.
Broadway actress Laura Benanti criticized Zachary Levi for suggesting that the COVID-19 vaccine contributed to the death of their co-star Gavin Creel, who died from cancer. Benanti, who worked with both actors in "She Loves Me," condemned Levi's comments as using Creel's memory for a political agenda. Levi, known for his role in "Chuck" and the "Shazam!" movies, has previously endorsed controversial political figures.
Laura Benanti criticized her former Broadway co-star Zachary Levi for spreading COVID vaccine misinformation following the death of their colleague Gavin Creel. Benanti expressed her disdain for Levi, accusing him of using Creel's memory for a political agenda and criticized his behavior during their time working together on "She Loves Me." Levi had suggested that COVID vaccinations might have contributed to Creel's death, a claim Benanti strongly opposed.
Laura Benanti criticized her former Broadway costar Zachary Levi for allegedly using the death of their colleague Gavin Creel to further his political agenda. Benanti expressed her long-standing dislike for Levi, accusing him of being overbearing and insincere. She was particularly upset by Levi's implication that Creel's death was linked to the COVID vaccine, which she saw as exploiting Creel's memory for political purposes. Benanti also commented on Levi's potential future success in Christian media, despite his controversial views.
Laura Benanti expressed strong disapproval of her former Broadway co-star Zachary Levi during an interview on 'That's a Gay Ass Podcast.' Benanti criticized Levi for his behavior during their time in the musical 'She Loves Me' and was particularly offended by his recent comments linking the COVID-19 vaccine to the death of their mutual friend, Gavin Creel. Levi's remarks, made during an Instagram Live, have been widely criticized by the theater community.
Laura Benanti criticized her former Broadway co-star Zachary Levi, expressing her longstanding dislike for him. The two starred in "She Loves Me" in 2016, and Benanti recently shared her negative experiences with Levi on a podcast, accusing him of being overbearing and using a fellow actor's death for political purposes. Levi has faced backlash for his support of Donald Trump and controversial comments about the COVID-19 vaccine.
CBS' "Elsbeth" adds Elizabeth Lail, Arian Moayed, and Laura Benanti to its guest cast for Season 1, returning on April 4. The show follows attorney Elsbeth Tascioni, played by Carrie Preston, as she collaborates with the NYPD to solve cases. Lail portrays a tech CEO, Moayed plays a bar owner, and Benanti takes on the role of a retiring supermodel. The series relies on guest stars, including Stephen Moyer and Jesse Tyler Ferguson, and is produced by CBS Studios, co-created by Robert King and Michelle King.
Broadway star Laura Benanti revealed on Instagram that she suffered a miscarriage while performing on stage during The Broadway Cruise. Benanti, who has previously experienced pregnancy loss, thanked her family, the production team, and the audience for their support. She shared her story to remind others that there is no shame in this kind of loss and that they are not alone. Benanti and her husband have two daughters.
Actress and singer Laura Benanti revealed on Instagram that she suffered a miscarriage while performing on stage for 2,000 people. Benanti shared her experience to remind others that they are not alone in their pregnancy loss and thanked those who supported her during this difficult time. She previously wrote about the stigma surrounding miscarriage in a 2015 essay for the Huffington Post.
Actress Laura Benanti revealed on Instagram that she suffered a miscarriage while performing on stage for 2,000 people. Benanti, who has experienced a previous miscarriage, thanked her supportive crew, band, and fellow performers for accommodating her changing needs. She also thanked the audience for their grace and for lifting her out of her grief during the performance. Benanti shared her loss to remind others that they are not alone and that there is no shame in experiencing this kind of loss.
Broadway star Laura Benanti revealed on Instagram that she suffered a miscarriage while performing in front of a 2,000-person crowd on The Broadway Cruise. Benanti, who has experienced miscarriages before, shared her story to remind others that there is no shame in this kind of loss and that they are not alone. She thanked her in-laws for shielding her daughter from the reality of the experience and for giving her "the time of her life while 'Mama’s back hurt.'" Benanti and her husband have two children together, one carried by her and one carried by a surrogate.
Broadway star Laura Benanti revealed on Instagram that she suffered a miscarriage while performing onstage at The Broadway Cruise. She expressed gratitude for the support of her family, friends, and fellow performers during the tragic experience. Benanti has previously shared about her pregnancy losses and reminded others that there is no shame in this kind of loss. She and her husband, Patrick Brown, have two daughters, one carried by Benanti and one carried by a surrogate.
Actress and Broadway performer Laura Benanti shared on Instagram that she suffered a miscarriage while performing on stage for 2,000 people. Benanti, who has previously experienced pregnancy loss, thanked those who supported her during the difficult time and reminded others that there is no shame in this kind of loss. She shares two daughters with her husband, Tony winner Patrick Brown, and had previously penned an essay calling miscarriage the "Voldemort" of women's issues due to the fact that it often goes unspoken about. Other celebrities, including Halsey and Jessie J, have also shared their experiences with miscarriage while performing.