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Stephan Horbelt

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As seen in: Emmy Magazine, Thrillist, Queerty, LGBTQ Nation, Hornet, Gay Cities, QnotesCarolinas
Executive Editor of Hornet, general miscreant, social moth. L.A.-based but travel a lot. Black lives matter (all of ‘em).
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RuPaul's Drag Race Snatch Game: The Oral History

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By Stephan Horbelt Verified
| Emmy Magazine Verified
It's a premise that worked well for the game show Match Game (the first iteration of which premiered in 1962): Host Gene Rayburn would ask a fill-in-the-blank question, and the panel’s celebrity players would offer up answers they thought might match the contestants’ — or they’d eschew any serious gameplay and opt for risqué, double entendre–laden humor.
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The TV That Made Me: Annette Bening

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By Stephan Horbelt Verified
| televisionacademy.com
“Oh, it's usually a combination of things,” Annette Bening says about her personal process of choosing projects and roles. More than 45 years since she first took up acting, she’s made quite a few choices, and continues to do so. Most recently, she appeared in the Apple TV series Lucky alongside Anya Taylor-Joy and Timothy Olyphant and Paramount’s Yellowstone sequel Dutton Ranch, alongside Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser. “But it certainly starts with the writing and the story.
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Televerse 26, Day 3 Recap: Pluribus, The Bear, Love on the Spectrum and More

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By Eric Goldman, Sarah Hirsch Verified, Stephan Horbelt Verified
| televisionacademy.com
Pluribus, The Bear, The Shards and Abbott Elementarywere among the shows on hand for the third and final day of Televerse. The festival concluded on Sunday with back-to-back FYC screenings and panels featuring creatives, execs and actors that took audiences behind the scenes of their Emmy-nominated shows. Here are all the highlights from the fest: Love Story: John F.
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