News about Ross Lynch

A major Hollywood celebrity has been seen having a blast at Sydney's historic Luna Park. Ross Lynch, a former Disney star, was seen recently trying his luck on some carnival games and riding the rollercoaster at the world famous theme park. In a video shared to TikTok, the Austin and Ally actor is seen flexing his muscles as he begins the Strength Tester carnival game, with his hammer attack bringing the weight to the very top.

Troye Sivan has added another feather to his name after being named GQ Man of the Year in Sydney on Wednesday. At the exclusive event at Bondi Pavilion, the pop star, 28, could not take the smile off his face as he accepted the accolade from American actor Ross Lynch. In a moving acceptance address, the South African-born star cut a dashing figure in an all-white designer Prada get-up and expressed his appreciation.

In Troye Sivan's latest pop song One Of Your Girls, former Disney star Ross Lynch makes a racy cameo. And the Austin and Ally actor, 27, has emphasized that it was the uniqueness of the clip and the possibility to step outside his comfort zone that led him to him to accept the role. 'I was already a fan of Troye's, and the treatment won me over for its uniqueness and the fact that I had never seen a video like it,' he told The Daily Telegraph.'

The new true-crime drama "Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story" stars a well-known murderer. In the September 2022 film, Evan Peters plays the titular real-life serial killer, following Ross Lynch's appearance as Dahmer in 2017's "My Friend Dahmer," Zac Efron as Ted Bundy in "Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile," among other things. But despite the series's high production value, high success, and ostensible intention to educe its followers, the series is igniting long-awaited discussions about how true-crime dramatisations profit from shock value, tend to exploitation victims, romanticize perpetrators, and do more harm than good. Jeffrey Dahmer was a serial killer who murdered 17 young men and boys between 1978 and 1991. He sought out his victims, mainly Black, Latino, and Asian men, at gay bars, bus stops, and malls, and then strangling them to death. Dahmer would commit necrophilia, dismember their bodies, and eat their tendons after killing his victims. Dahmer was eventually apprehended in 1991 and sentenced to 16 life terms. In 1994, a fellow prisoner beat him to death in prison.

In the face of criticism for the classification, Netflix has taken down a LGBT tag for its miniseries Dahmer: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story. On its first September 21, the series debuted on YouTube with the words 'LGBTQ,' 'psychological,' 'horror,' and 'dark,' with many viewers taking to social media to condemn the streaming service for the inclusion of the LGBTQ category.'

Ross Lynch's latest project, The Driver Era, is expected to return to Australia with a sold out show in Sydney and Melbourne this week. On TikTok, the child actor, 26, made headlines when a series of photos of him sporting alongside his brother shirtless went viral. The American singer chuckled off the craze on Tuesday and said, 'It's kind of funny.' 'I just sort of chuckled at it.'

On Friday, Netflix unveiled a trailer for Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story on its YouTube channel. In the clip, the titular serial killer, portrayed by Evan Peters, claimed the lives of several victims and became the object of a high-profile manhunt, while still impacting the lives of many others whom he did not intend to kill. Ryan Murphy created the forthcoming limited series, which is expected to premiere on the streaming network later this month.

Two new photos of Evan Peters playing Jeffrey Dahmer have been published by Netflix ahead of his limited series "The Jeffrey Dahmer Story," by Ryan Murphy. The photographs depict a St. Louis native 35 years old, killing 17 people between 1978 and 1991, wearing glasses with a belt and blue jeans in the role of the infamous serial killer, who murdered 17 people between 1978 and 1991. In the promotional photos, Peters is smiling forward as he plays Dahmer, a Milwaukee chocolate factory.

A new snapshot of Evan Peters playing Jeffrey Dahmer has been shared by Netflix ahead of a new limited series starring Ryan Murphy, Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story. As he assumes the role of Peters from behind, the gruesome serial killer who murdered 17 people between 1978 and 1991 reveals a portrait of him from behind. The limited series will tell the tale of Dahmer from the perspective of his victims, as well as examine significant abuses law enforcement in Wisconsin made in handling the investigation into the notorious mass murderer.