We dive into Jonathan Groff’s dating history upon the release of ‘Knock at the Cabin,’ in which he stars opposite fellow LGBTQ+ actor Ben Aldridge. We commend any actor who jumps from stage to screen, but almost no one has done it as seamlessly as Jonathan Groff, who remains a star in both mediums. He began his career in Spring Awakening as Melchior and eventually took over our televisions as Jesse St.

Explore More New York parents are being warned that illegal vaping devices disguised as school supplies — including highlighters, USB drives and ballpoint pens — are being peddled just in time for fall. The devices are being sold on the Internet and black market and come from overseas, according to the New York Association of Convenience Stores. “These predatory overseas products are clearly targeted to kids and intentionally manufactured to look like school supplies to evade detection from teachers and parents,” said NYACS President Kent Sopris in a release.

Even celebrities aren’t immune from the coronavirus. Even more than two years after the pandemic hit the United States, celebrities are still being hit with symptoms and positive tests. Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson were the first celebs to confirm they had contracted the disease in March 2020, and many other stars have also come forward to share their stories about testing positive. Here’s a list of the most recent stars that have COVID-19:

Love Is Blind is a highly successful dating reality show on Netflix. The streaming service is currently releasing the show’s third season, with more episodes set to air in early November. The previous two seasons were very popular with fans, and viewers loved watching the cast find love. The concept of the show centers around single men and women falling in love and getting engaged without ever seeing one another.

Cambria Co., PA (WJAC) — Officials with the Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General say a lawsuit has been filed against a Cambria County car dealer for illegally selling used cars through Facebook Marketplace. Investigators say David Gaida, who reportedly operated under the name "Dave's Auto Sales," was allegedly not licensed to sell vehicles. Officials say anyone who sells at least five vehicles in a single calendar year is required to follow specific dealership guidelines, which Gaida reportedly did not do.