Kristin Chenoweth is a regular Renaissance Woman. The on-again/off-again “Gleek” has shone under the bright lights of Broadway, aligned herself as an ally of the LGBTQ community, and nabbed an Emmy for her performance on the shortlived ABC dramedy Pushing Daisies.
So, what’s next? An album, of course!
Now openly gay singer Ricky Martin and Emmy-winning Broadway babe Kristin Chenoweth will be honored for their work to encourage equal rights for the gay community at the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation’s (GLAAD) annual Media Awards in New York City (March 19) and Los Angeles (April 10) later this year.
Actress Kristin Chenoweth — who won a Primetime Emmy for her role on the short-lived comedy Pushing Daisies — has taken aim at Newsweek for running a “bigoted and factually inaccurate” story that suggests gay actors can’t play straight roles.
The story — published on the publication’s website last week — cited Sean Hayes, Chenoweth’s Tony-nominated co-star in the Broadway production Promises, Promises, and Glee’s Jonathan Groff as prime examples of stars who can’t connect with audiences as heterosexual leads because they are gay.
Emmy Award-winning singer/actress Kristin Chenoweth has defended her use of Botox – insisting she needs age-defying injections to ward off migraine headaches.
