Mar. 16, 2025
Kristen Stewart and Dylan Meyer.Photo: Sara Jaye Weiss
Dylan Meyeronly has eyes forKristen Stewart.
In a sweet photo captured from the event, theSpencerAcademy Award nominee is looking into the camera while Meyer peers sweetly over at her.
TheTwilightalum isnominated for Best Actressat the upcoming ceremony, for her role asPrincess DianainSpencer. It marks her first-ever Oscar nod.
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Mar. 16, 2025
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The13 Reasons Whystar, 25, went casual for the occasion Friday, rocking a short-sleeve bright blue sweater paired with black jeans and black shoes. Meanwhile, his costars Mason Gooding, 25, and Jack Quaid, 29, wore a navy blue suit with a colorful turtleneck and a maroon suit complete with a double-breasted blazer respectively.
Minnette explained his appearance as footage of the trio on the red carpet made its rounds on Twitter.
Mar. 16, 2025
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Dylan Mulvaneyis painting the2023 Streamy Awardsred!
On Sunday night, the social media personality — known for chronicling her journey as a transgender woman on TikTok for over a year, starting with her"day one of being a girl"video — made a striking appearance on the carpet with a bold, yet elegant, look.
The star’s beauty held an air of Old Hollywood glam. Her blonde hair was swept into a side-parted down ‘do while her lips were painted with a red shade that matched her dress.
Mar. 16, 2025
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Dominik Bindl/Getty
Dylan Mulvaneyis being honored as this year’s Suicide Prevention Advocate of the Year withThe Trevor Project.
In its third year, the award — which was previously bestowed upon Lil Nas X and Janelle Monáe — celebrates those who use their platforms to make the world a safer place for LGBTQ+ youths.
Mulvaney, 26, a trans TikTok star and activist, has long been vocal about LGBTQ+ rights and shared her transition journey with her audience through the"Days of Girlhood" series.
Mar. 16, 2025
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Dylan Mulvaneyis seemingly addressing Bud Light for the first time publicly.
On Thursday, the actor and social media influencer, who is transgender, posted aTikTokvideo calling out Anheuser-Busch, Bud Light’s parent company, for not reaching out to her amid harmful transphobic rhetoric that followed their partnership. Mulvaney did not directly use the company’s name.
Mulvaney first posted a short clip with the beer brand this spring. Shortly after,it sparked hateful commentaryamong conservative social media personalities,politiciansand celebrities, many of whom used transphobic rhetoric to attack Bud Light forturning to “woke” advertising.