Kevin McHale

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Kevin Michael McHale (born June 14, 1988) is an American actor, singer, dancer, and radio presenter.

McHale, a former member of the boy band NLT, is best known for his role as Artie Abrams in Fox's comedy-drama film Glee.

He appeared on E4 from 2014 to 2016.

McHale is currently one of four hosts of Sick of My Own Voice on Dash Radio.

Early life

McHale was born in Plano, Texas, to Christopher McHale and Elizabeth Payne, the youngest of four children. His older sister is a talent agent, and he got his start in acting by bribing her to allow him to audition for a local business. Demi Lovato, an actor and singer, grew up with him. As a child, he and his parents moved to California in order to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. McHale attended Academy of the Canyons High School in the Santa Clarita Valley, California.

Personal life

McHale and his dog Sophie appeared in a PETA ad campaign in September 2012, promoting the adoption of shelter animals. In June 2016, the Human Rights Campaign released a video in honor of the victims of the 2016 gay nightclub shooting in Orlando, which killed McHale and other celebrities and told the tales of the people killed there. He co-created the mobile app +ONE in September 2016, with the intention of "provide people with one app to simplify the process of creating events."

McHale lives in the Hollywood Hills. He is a Los Angeles Dodgers fan.

McHale was first identified as gay on a tweet in April 2018. He is in a relationship with actor Austin P. McKenzie. McHale and McKenzie appeared on When We Rise and have been in a relationship since 2016.

McHale is a member of the Democratic Party. In 2012, Barack Obama's Presidential bid, Hillary Clinton's Presidential campaign in 2016, and Joe Biden's Presidential campaign in 2020.

McHale is a fan of the Brazilian football team Palmeiras.

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Career

McHale, a four-member boy band, began as one of two leading singers before becoming an actor. They were discovered by Chris Stokes in 2006, who later referred them to his company, The Ultimate Group. They released "That Girl," their first single, on March 13, 2007. They opened (with Chantelle Paige) for The Pussycat Dolls the following month. The band made a guest appearance in the film Bratz: The Movie as an auditioning group. McHale, along with Timbaland and his bandmates, co-wrote the song "She Said, We Let Go" when she was in the company. NLT member Travis Michael Garland declared divorce on April 30, 2009.

McHale, a Universal Music Group artist, produces original music in his spare time. In an interview with Mario Lopez, McHale said that he wants to pursue solo music post-Glee. McHale, Chris Moy, and Justin Thorne co-wrote the song "Heartless" in 2015, which was released on the latter's debut EP The Heartbreaker. He appeared in Thorne's "Summer Nights" music video the same year. McHale released "Help Me Now," directed by Justin Thorne. McHale and actor Nolan Gould appear in the accompanying music video. McHale described the video as being "a bootleg kinda gay Wes Anderson vibe." He performed "James Dean" in June 2019. Johnny Sibilly, a McHale and Pose actor, appears in the accompanying music video.

Boy, McHale's first solo album, was released in 2019.

He also competed in The X Factor: Celebrity in 2019, in which he placed in seventh place.

McHale (with Chris Moy, Shelby Rabara, Justin Thorne, and Jenna Ushkowitz) began presenting on The AlphaBeatZ, a children's show. Ross, one of the five animated teddy bear characters, is voiced by McHale. On December 17, 2021, a five-song Christmas EP was released. McHale is credited with co-writers of the EP's three original songs.

In 2007, McHale appeared on NBC's comedy series The Office, portraying a pizza delivery boy who is taken hostage by Michael Scott. Dooley Fibadoo, a guest star on Nickelodeon's teen drama series Zoey 101 as Dooley Fibadoo. In 2008, McHale guest appeared in two episodes of HBO's dark fantasy drama series True Blood, as Neil Jones, a coroner's assistant.

In 2009, McHale met Artie Abrams in the Fox musical comedy-drama series Glee. In the first episode, his character, who uses a wheelchair after a car accident, joins the McKinley High glee club. In the episode "Wheels," he sang "Dancing with Myself" for his first solo appearance on the program. In the episode "Dream On," he danced in a fantasy sequence to "The Safety Dance" and sang "Dream a Little Dream of Me." He sang solo (in a dream sequence) of "Stronger" in the second season, after being anaesthetized for dental surgery. In the third season of "Michael," Harry Shum, Jr. performed in a dream sequence with Michael Jackson's song "Scream." McHale, as well as the main cast of the series, was nominated for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Achievement by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series four times, winning in 2010.

McHale appeared in One Call's music video "Blacklight" for a brief period of time in 2010. He was a founding member of One Call and Matt Thorne. McHale appeared in Katy Perry's music video for her song "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) in June 2011. Everett McDonald plays the title. Demi Lovato co-hosted the 2012 Teen Choice Awards on July 22, 2012. McHale would host a comedy panel show for the British television channel E4 in January 2014. As a series regulars and team captains on the show, comedian Seann Walsh and radio host Chris Stark appear.

McHale had signed on to appear as a supporting actor in the Kathy Bates and Dustin Hoffman directed independent film Boychoir on February 24, 2014. Wooly, McHale's character, is a young music teacher who supports a struggling young boy at his kindergarten. It was announced in July 2014 that he and Aaron Tveit had signed on to appear in the comedy film They Might Be Kennedys, but the film was postponed indefinitely in 2015 because it was unable to be cast in time. Teddy Mulligan, who was supposed to play one of the leads, was cast. On Celebrity Family Feud, McHale competed against Fred Willard in 2015. McHale appeared in Dustin Lance Black's drama miniseries When We Rise as an AIDS activist, despite the fact that he was a child in April 2016.

McHale was a member of the "Stay Inside" mini musical music film in December 2020. He appeared alongside dancer Haley Fitzgerald in a co-production. Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, composers of the Broadway and West End musical Six's, wrote the song and video. Kyle Hanagami choreographed the video. Viewers were encouraged to make a gift to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Broadway's philanthropic heart.

McHale, one of four actors in the forthcoming spin-off series American Horror Stories, appeared on June 3, 2021. McHale appeared alongside Dyllón Burnside of Pose, Charles Melton of Riverdale, and Nico Greetham of The Prom. Murphy introduced the new cast members of the Fantastic Four Men on Instagram, where he dubbed the four men the Fantastic Four. On July 15, 2021, the first series on Hulu premiered on Hulu, and ended on Halloween. In the fourth episode of the anthology film "The Naughty List," McHale played Barry, a member of the fictional social media influencer group "The Bro House."

McHale was born in December 2021 and was cast as Haring in a off-Broadway workshop for Radiant Baby, a musical about artist Keith Haring. Due to a surge in Covid-19 cases, the workshop was postponed. The production was supposed to run at Two River Theater in Red Bank, New Jersey, from June 4–26, 2022, but it was eventually cancelled.

Amber Riley, a McHale and Glee co-star, hosted a radio show named McRiley, beginning in 2014. The show aired on Fridays at 3 p.m. PST/6 p.m. EST, but it went on indefinite suspension in 2015 due to Glee's busy filming schedules. In 2015, McHale began to host Sick of My Own Voice, one of the four hosts of Sick of My Own Voice on Dash Radio. NLT coworker and longtime roommate Justin Thorne, composer and photographer Brittany Burton, as well as YouTuber Amy Lynn Thompson were among the other hosts. Since high school, the four children have been classmates. At 1 p.m. PST/4 p.m. EST, the program aired on Thursdays.

Kevin McHale and former Glee co-star Jenna Ushkowitz began to talk about their on-screen and offline friendship in 2019. Their time on Glee was one of the most popular discussion topics of Season 1 of the podcast. They began an in-depth recap of Glee Season 1. Each episode featured McHale and Ushkowitz re-watching episodes of Glee and revealing behind-the-scenes information, as well as personal feelings and reflections about filming. On PodcastOne, the show was part of the LadyGang network. Following the death of Naya Rivera, the podcast entered an indefinite hiatus in July 2020.

McHale and Ushkowitz announced their latest podcast venture in September 2022; And This Is What You Really Missed on iHeartRadio. The show's rebranded and reimagined Glee recap podcast will debut at the start of the season, recapping and sharing memories from all six seasons.

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