London, UK – The cast of Netflix’s hit series “Wednesday” gathered at Central Hall, Westminster, for the global premiere of Season 2, Part 1. Joy Sunday captivated on the red carpet in a striking, sculpted red knit dress from Alexander McQueen’s forthcoming Autumn/Winter 2025 Collection. She was joined by her co-stars Jenna Ortega and Emma Myers for the highly anticipated event.The dark comedy, which has garnered notable international attention, is set to return to the streaming platform on Wednesday, August 6.
Simultaneously occurring, in the Hamptons, New York, Sunny Hostin, a prominent figure on ABC’s “The View,” was among the attendees supporting the Dance Theater of Harlem‘s inaugural and sold-out residency at Guild Hall. Hostin, known for her writng on Black cultural destinations, was present to champion the professional ballet company and school, which is celebrated for its innovative contributions to dance in New York City. She was accompanied by fellow daytime television host Tamron Hall and Hall’s partner, Steven Greener.
In a separate cultural event, “Chicago Fire” actor Daniel Kyri celebrated his portrayal of Hamlet in an audio drama production at The Public Theatre in New York City. Kyri expressed the personal importance of revisiting the iconic Shakespearean role, stating, “Returning to the role of Hamlet feels deeply significant to me, particularly after my journey, training and getting my start in theater, then going on to portray a Chicago firefighter on TV.” He elaborated on the role’s ability to explore universal themes of identity and humanity,noting,”This role allows me to explore the timeless themes of identity and humanity,blending my personal lived experiences with Shakespeare’s profound words. And getting to do it in this audio drama format is a dope prospect to break down barriers, reach new audiences, and bring a fresh perspective to a universal struggle. Hamlet’s complexities mirror the challenges we all face and offer a cathartic exploration of love, loss, and what it means to truly seek one’s place in a world that changes so completely from one moment to the next.” Kyri’s performance of Hamlet is available on HAMLET.FM and across all podcast streaming platforms.
