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Cole Escola Wins Tony, Jokes on Scherzinger’s MAGA Hat Controversy
Cole Escola made history as the first non-binary actor to win a Tony Award for Leading Actor in a Play for their role in Oh, Mary! at the 78th Tony Awards. Following Nicole Scherzinger's win for Best Actress in a Musical for Sunset Boulevard, Escola joked about "Four more years," which many interpreted as a political reference to President Donald Trump's continued term. Escola later clarified on Instagram that the comment was a lighthearted nod to Scherzinger's win, not a political statement. Scherzinger had faced controversy months earlier after commenting positively on Russell Brand's "Make Jesus First Again" hat, which was associated with Trump's MAGA slogan, leading to public backlash and an apology. During the awards, Scherzinger delivered an emotional acceptance speech about belonging and perseverance amidst ongoing speculation about her political views. Escola's victory and remarks highlight the intersection of Broadway culture with contemporary political discourse and the complexities of public perception in the arts community.


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