The problem with popular culture is, they keep making more of it. Not only am I expected to know all about my childhood favorites, like The Brady Bunch, Lost in Space, Mission: Impossible, I Dream of Jeannie, Batman, and Get Smart. I have to know about the childhood favorites of people born in 1970, 1980, 1990, and 2000, like Saved by the Bell, Gimme a Break, We Got it Made, Space: 1999, Battlestar Galactica, Cheers, Seinfeld, Friends, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Married: With Children, Lost, Twin Peaks, Pete and Pete, The Suite Life of Zack and Cody, and Modern Family.
Sometimes it all blurs together in my mind.
For example, I heard that One Direction's Harry Styles had been linked romantically with Radio 1's Nick Grimshaw, who is gay. The name Nick Grimshaw sounded vaguely familiar.
So I looked in my folder of beefcake photos waiting for future posts, and sure enough, there were some shirtless shots of a Nick Greetham that I found while researching someone else. Must be the same person. And Radio 1 must be a singing competition like The X-Factor.
But the only Nick Greetham I could find on the internet was the manager of a print shop in South Africa. His facebook photo showed him kissing a girl. Not gay, not a singer. I must have gotten the name wrong.
So I looked up everyone who has appeared recently on The X-Factor. Nothing. But there was a Nico Greetham who performs on So You Think You Can Dance. He's an 18-year old recent high school graduate from Woodbridge, Virginia.
Not dating Harry Styles.
Well, is he gay? Or does his work have any gay subtexts?
The IMDB revealed only two credits, the heterosexist So You Think You Can Dance and the movie From Within (2008), where he played "Boy on Bicycle."
The Broadway Database revealed nothing.
A google search on "Nico Greetham" and "gay" revealed a tumblr that says "Age: 19 Male. Gay," but that might just be a fan.
His tweets are noncommittal, but one of his images showed him hugging a guy, Paul Kamiryan. Could that be his boyfriend?
Now I had to find Paul Kamiryan. More research.
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