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If like me you still have a "difficult person" hole in your life you'll enjoy reacquainting yourself with Eichner's unique brand of humor. It's self-deprecatingly cynical and dark and incredibly poignant. Whether observing things in a nuanced way or making pointed pop culture references, Eichner has proven an uncanny knack for making jokes that feel so insane and ridiculously accurate. Billy Eichner in Brothers Pictures Courtesy of Universal Pictures Case and Highlights Kristen at the adjacent Q Awards while wearing a giant rainbow dress and top depicting the Stonewall riots hat.

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Zuo and Zai. Photo by Staff Writer Danny Rollins highlighted Rafiki and Keener in particular in a love letter to black queer film characters earlier this year. Rollins points out that Keena is a more masculine character who has to learn to navigate male-dominated spaces as well as her relationships and the film handles that with such nuance. "It's vital to see black queer people in films like Rafiki," Rollins wrote. "These stories are a balm for people who long to see their own realities reflected on screen.