Jake Gyllenhaal says Heath Ledger refused to present at the Oscars

Josh Groban, Nathan Lane and Jake Gyllenhaal honored composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim on Sunday with an online 90th birthday concert that was stuffed with his songs, but delayed by technical difficulties.

It's hard to imagine saying "this is the tribute he deserves" of any one Stephen Sondheim tribute. But this two-and-a-half hour, nearly all-showstopper webcast was just that.

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Ellie Goulding is the latest in a string of stars who have mastered the viral T-shirt handstand challenge.

Tom Holland is missing his "husband" Jake Gyllenhaal and he's letting the world know. The Spider-Man: Far From Home actor has been quarantining with his family in the UK.

Tom Holland is pining for his “Spider-Man: Far from Home” co-star, and isn’t afraid to tell the world.

Tom Holland is like all of us, missing our family and significant others while in quarantine and self isolation from the coronavirus pandemic.

Simone Biles took the handstand challenge to a whole new level.  While y'all have already seen stars like Jake Gyllenhaal, Tom Holland and Harrison Osterfield partake in the handstand challenge (which consisted of the celebs taking off their t-shirts without losing their handstand form) on social media—you haven't seen anything like what 23-year-old Biles just did.  The USA Gymnastics star took to Twitter to post the impressive video of her take on the handstand challenge, in which she

Heath Ledger was an LGBTQ+ ally long before it was cool!

One more reason to miss and cherish Heath Ledger: According to Jake Gyllenhaal, the late actor refused to participate in jokes about Brokeback Mountain, which were as homophobic as they were plentiful back in 2005/2006. "I remember they wanted to do an opening for the Academy Awards that year that was sort of joking about it," Gyllenhaal reflected in a cover interview for the latest issue of Another Man.

For many actors, having a chance to present an award at the Oscars would be a dream come true, however, the late Heath Ledger had a different idea.

As per news reports, Spider-Man: Far From Home actor made a candid confession wherein he admits that The Dark Knight star Heath Ledger refused to be a part of an opening monologue at 2006 Oscars owing to a joke on the film Brokeback Mountain. This film revolved around a story of same sex love.

Dedicated to his craft. Jake Gyllenhaal appreciated the serious approach that his Brokeback Mountain costar, Heath Ledger, took toward the groundbreaking film — both on and off set.

Nearly 15 years after the release of “Brokeback Mountain”, Jake Gyllenhaal has revealed that co-star Heath Ledger refused to present an award at the Oscars to avoid turning the movie into a joke.

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