Still, it’s undeniable that Noah is on the brink of something. “I'm very blessed and very humbled by this whole experience. It's a whirlwind, and it's definitely not ... I don't think anyone's really ready for it, but I'm just excited to be moving forward,” he says. When Ginny first meets Marcus, he's kind of a f*ckboy. You know the type: pretty, elusive, and noncommittal. But 22-year-old Australian actor Felix Mallard imbues the character with real depth and vulnerability. Initially, the teenage troublemaker sends Ginny a lot of mixed signals. He's hot (climbing through her window in the middle of the night), then he's cold (ignoring her) and sending her longing glances across the hall. There's a simmering push and pull between them, made even more complicated by Ginny's relationship with sweet, naive Hunter. Simone isn't the first Olympic gymnast to compete on the ballroom dancing show —her Final Five teammates Laurie Hernandez and Aly Raisman have both put on their dancing shoes to compete for the trophy. Aly placed fourth in season 16, and Laurie came in first place during season 23. (Is anyone else crossing their fingers that Gabby Douglas and Madison Kocian will join this season ofDWTS are nominated for Golden Globes, and both deserve attention and praise completely separate from each other. For a host to conflate movies because they're two of the only films that have predominantly black casts — or even because the word ‘fences’could