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Fans want the 'Heated Rivalry' Canada fleece; creators to produce it — Static01.nyt.com

Fans want the 'Heated Rivalry' Canada fleece; creators to produce it

Fans of the television series “Heated Rivalry” have pressed for the white zip-up fleece worn by the character Shane Hollander after the episode featuring it aired on Nov. 28; the show’s creator Jacob Tierney and executive producer Brendan Brady said they are working with the Canadian company Province of

François Arnaud posts Instagram after briefly unfollowing Heated Rivalry cast — Pagesix.com

François Arnaud posts Instagram after briefly unfollowing Heated Rivalry cast

Pagesix reports François Arnaud posted a pointed Instagram message Friday after making headlines for unfollowing fellow "Heated Rivalry" cast members and the show's creator. The actor, who plays Scott Hunter on the HBO series, uploaded a grid showing three photos of co-star Hudson Williams flipping off

François Arnaud unfollows Heated Rivalry cast amid online harassment — Pagesix.com

François Arnaud unfollows Heated Rivalry cast amid online harassment

Pagesix reports that François Arnaud has unfollowed the cast of the drama Heated Rivalry and other collaborators, trimming his "following" list from over 1,000 to 213 in the past week, per Just Jared. Arnaud unfollowed co-stars Hudson Williams, Robbie G.K. and Connor Storrie, as well as

Heated Rivalry: sex-heavy romance struggles to build character — I.guim.co.uk

Heated Rivalry: sex-heavy romance struggles to build character

The Guardian review of Heated Rivalry says the series centres on frequent sex between its young male ice hockey rivals, a choice that makes much of the early episodes feel tedious. The review highlights the work of intimacy coordinator Chala Hunter and situates that role in the post‑#MeToo era,

Heated Rivalry’s quick rise surprises TV executives — Static01.nyt.com

Heated Rivalry’s quick rise surprises TV executives

The first season of Heated Rivalry, a Canadian series streaming on HBO Max, has continued to build momentum since it ended two weeks ago, drawing dozens of mostly young fans to the marquee of The Tonight Show in Midtown Manhattan to see star Hudson Williams. The show, about a pair