Ross Butler hangs out at the Nintendo booth at the 2019 E3 Convention on Thursday (June 13) in Los Angeles.
The 29-year-old actor was joined by his 13 Reasons Why co-stars Justin Prentice and Timothy Grandaeros. The guys battled out on Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 games.
Also in attendance for the final day was Garrett Clayton, who played the The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening and Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order.
The day before, Khalid, Georgie Flores, Zelda Williams, and Nolan Gould stopped by to try out the video games.
Garrett Clayton has nothing but praise for Ross Lynch!
The Hairspray Live! actor took to Twitter on Saturday (April 20) to share his thoughts about his Teen Beach Movie co-star’s work as Harvey Kinkle on Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
It started when a fan tweeted, “@garrettclayton1 you’re literally in the chilling adventures of Sabrina comics @ArchieComics,” along with some pics of the comic.
“What character is this tho?!” Garrett replied, to which the fan answered, “Harvey I think haha.”
“@RossLynch has it covered,” Garrett then said. “He’s doing an amazing job on the show! ðŸ‘♥ï¸ðŸ‘♥ï¸ðŸ‘ so proud of my buddy.”
Aww, love to see these former co-stars supporting each other!
Congrats are in order for Garrett Clayton and Blake Knight!
While the two have been engaged for quite a while – a year! – the 27-year-old actor is just sharing the happy news now.
“It’s been 1 year since @hrhblakeknight asked me to marry him in Iceland on the most beautiful trip and the most beautiful day of my life to date,” Garrett writes on his Instagram. “I’ll never forget your face in that moment when you got down on one knee. Love, nervous, and excited (Obv, I was going to say yes) all rolled into the love of my life.”
He continues, “Everyday with you is filled with joy and laughter. (even when we get heated every night over who has to get out of bed to turn off the hall light). 8 years! In a little over a month it’ll be 8 years together. Those being packed full of ups and downs. (90% ups) I’ll always be thankful that you walked into my 24 hour resturant when I first moved to LA. I was a waiter aspiring to be an actor. You were an assistant aspiring to be a writer. Now look at us! Living the dream together.”
Garrett adds, “Finding the strength in our unity with the loss of Orion. To finding out on my birthday in the dirty parking lot behind the resturant I worked at (at that time) that I lost my first big job / cut to you holding me later that night whipping away my tears and telling me it was only the beginning. You’ve never faltered in being a supportive, loving, stubborn, sensitive rock in my life. Here’s to another 100 years of traveling the world, stealing your socks and loving our babies, whether their dog babies or actual babies. I’ll love you forever.”
“Happy anniversary, my darling. (P.s. I’m getting my scarf out of my face in the engagement photo. Not clutching my pearls).”
Lauren Jauregui slays the stage during her performance at the 2018 Teen Vogue Summit on Saturday afternoon (December 1) at 72andSunny in Los Angeles.
The 22-year-old singer looked so chic in a black, ruffled dress for her performance.
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Other stars stepping out for the event included Cara Delevingne, Storm Reid, Josie Totah, and Garrett Clayton.
The event was hosted by Teen Vogue and brings together change-makers from sports, fashion, music, and more who share their stories and journeys with the audience.
FYI: Lauren is wearing Loriblu shoes.
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Garrett Clayton strikes a pose at a performance of “The Unauthorized Parody Of Stranger Things!”
The Hairspray Live! star attended the musical event held at Rockwell Table and Stage on Friday (November 2) in Los Angeles.
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“#UmpoStrangerThings AKA @strangerthingstv the musical opens THIS WEEKEND at @la_rockwell!!! (I am Dustin and Steve. ðŸ˜),” he shared on Instagram the day before.
“‘The Unauthorized Musical Parody of Stranger Things’ transports viewers to Hawkins, Indiana — with a twist,” LA Weekly reports. “The audience has a say in who lives and who dies via rolling dice, Choose Your Own Adventure–style. The production features a live band plus Tony winner Marissa Jaret Winokur (Hairspray), Eric Petersen, Emma Hunton, and Garrett Clayton.”
Asher Angel, Peyton Elizabeth Lee, Joshua Rush, and Sofia Wylie strike a fun pose on the red carpet at the Actor’s Fund 2018 Looking Ahead Awards held at Taglyan Cultural Complex on Saturday night (October 28) in Hollywood.
The four stars of Andi Mack were joined by Raven’s Home stars Sky Katz, Raven Symone, and Navia Robinson, plus Ashley Argota, Garrett Clayton, singer Makayla Phillips, and honoree Monique Coleman.
The Looking Ahead Awards honors leaders in the current and former young performer community who inspire the world by living the program’s core values of growth, education, leadership and community service.
Andi Mack was awarded with The Elizabeth Taylor Award for Social Awareness from Elizabeth Taylor’s great-granddaughter Vivian McMurray and grandson Tarquin Wilding; while Raven-Symoné was presented with The Looking Ahead Award for Education from Debbie Allen.
Meanwhile, Monique received The Looking Ahead Award for Community Service from her HSM director Kenny Ortega.
Garrett Clayton posed on the cover of Gay Times Magazine‘s new issue, available on October 31st.
The 27-year-old actor opened up about his decision to come out and his family’s reaction. Check it:
On his decision to come out publicly: “The decision to come out was finally feeling comfortable as me. I just felt like, ‘OK, I’m finally ready to do this’, and I think that’s the most important thing to take away from this is that everyone has to do it when they feel comfortable. If you let someone push you into something like this it can be harmful if you’re not ready. That’s something I experienced personally during King Cobra, where it felt like a lot of journalists wanted me to come out, but I wasn’t ready.â€
On his brother’s reaction to him coming out: “My brother reacted badly when I told him…I don’t want to put him on blast, because he’s still my family, but I do feel that honesty in this situation is important. A few years ago, when same-sex marriage was legalised, my brother was furious, and he went online posting about how the American flag was gonna be a rainbow soon, like, ‘What’s happening to America?’ And
I remember seeing that and thinking, ‘You have a gay brother, you idiot!’ So I went on his Facebook like, ‘So wait a minute, you’re telling me that there can be someone you care about in your life, who wants to impede nothing on yours, and just wants the same rights as you, and you would take that away from them?’ And then he blocked me. If my brother wants to reconnect with me, I welcome it wholeheartedly. I’m a big believer in people learning from their mistakes. But not every story gets a happy ending.”
For more from Garrett, visit GayTimes.co.uk.
