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Comedian Matteo Lane confirms split from husband—then reveals another romance already came and went

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By Hannah Zhou, Sabrina Wigfall Verified, Mya Copeland
| INTO Verified
Comedian Matteo Lane is giving fans a candid look into his personal life, recently confirming that his marriage to dancer and fitness trainer Rodrigo Aburto has come to an end. The announcement was made during a major life update episode of his podcast, I Never Liked You, as Johnny Lopez reported for Queerty. Speculation had been brewing among fans after the couple, who married in August 2023, stopped sharing photos together online.
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How an unlicensed song on Stephen Colbert’s finale forced CBS to fund a progressive charity

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By Hannah Zhou, Sabrina Wigfall Verified, Mya Copeland
| INTO Verified
Stephen Colbert’s tenure on late-night television may have come to an end, but his final broadcast is still generating unexpected consequences for his former network. During his farewell episode, the comedian deliberately played an unlicensed version of a classic song from the 1960s Charlie Brown specials, as Henry Giardina reported for Queerty.
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Andrew Rannells confirms a famous ‘Girls’ storyline was based on a brief romance with Anderson Cooper

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By Hannah Zhou, Sabrina Wigfall Verified, Mya Copeland
| INTO Verified
For a decade, fans of the generation-defining HBO comedy Girls have speculated about the real-life inspiration behind Dill Harcourt, the famous, silver-haired news anchor who briefly dates Andrew Rannells’ character, Elijah. The rumor mill long suspected the character was a thinly veiled nod to Anderson Cooper, but no one involved in the show would ever officially confirm it. Now, the truth is finally out, as Cameron Scheetz reported for Queerty.
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