16 December 2025
Pedro Pascal's Gaza Stance, Mandalorian Rumors, and 2025 Emmys Swagger
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Pedro Pascal has been lighting up headlines this week with his signature mix of star power and sharp opinions. In a candid ynetnews interview published December 12, the 50-year-old star opened up about urging aid for starving women and children in Gaza, slamming Hollywoods silence on Israels actions, and wanting to stay on the right side of history amid Trumps immigration policies. He also revealed plans to co-host a January fundraiser in Los Angeles with Bella Hadid for Palestinians and Sudanese civilians, a bold move that underscores his progressive activism without crossing into full boycott territory like some peers.
On the red carpet, Pascal turned heads at the 2025 Emmys on Sunday, looking angelic in an all-white double-breasted suit and shades, as AOL reported. Nominated for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for his heartbreaking Joel Miller in The Last of Us season two, he didnt take home the trophy but charmed alongside costar Bella Ramsey, dishing to Esquire about their uncontrollable giggles on set even during the darkest scenes. Fans buzzed over his busy 2025 slate, including the box-office hit The Fantastic Four: First Steps where he slayed as Reed Richards, plus Materialists and Eddington.
Star Wars chatter dominated online, with ComicBook.com noting on December 13 that The Mandalorian and Grogu film, due May 22 2026, aims to fix Pascal's limited unmasked screen time in season three by featuring his face more prominently, based on on-set photos. Inside the Magic speculated the same day about Grogu's role evolving with a new sidekick, Rotta the Hutt, voiced by Jeremy Allen White, potentially shifting Din Djarins arc forever. Lainey Gossip caught him on set this week with Olivia Wilde for Tony Gilroys Behemoth, proving hes still hustling amid holiday procrastination.
Social media lit up too, as Variety via IMDb news highlighted on December 10 a Disney+ viewer dunking moment on Googles most-searched actor of 2025, dubbing it his moment of shame amid Pedro Pascal fatigue talks. No major unconfirmed rumors surfaced, but his Emmys poise and Gaza stance signal lasting biographical weight in activism and versatility. Pascal stays unapologetically everywhere.
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Pedro Pascal has been lighting up headlines this week with his signature mix of star power and sharp opinions. In a candid ynetnews interview published December 12, the 50-year-old star opened up about urging aid for starving women and children in Gaza, slamming Hollywoods silence on Israels actions, and wanting to stay on the right side of history amid Trumps immigration policies. He also revealed plans to co-host a January fundraiser in Los Angeles with Bella Hadid for Palestinians and Sudanese civilians, a bold move that underscores his progressive activism without crossing into full boycott territory like some peers.
On the red carpet, Pascal turned heads at the 2025 Emmys on Sunday, looking angelic in an all-white double-breasted suit and shades, as AOL reported. Nominated for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for his heartbreaking Joel Miller in The Last of Us season two, he didnt take home the trophy but charmed alongside costar Bella Ramsey, dishing to Esquire about their uncontrollable giggles on set even during the darkest scenes. Fans buzzed over his busy 2025 slate, including the box-office hit The Fantastic Four: First Steps where he slayed as Reed Richards, plus Materialists and Eddington.
Star Wars chatter dominated online, with ComicBook.com noting on December 13 that The Mandalorian and Grogu film, due May 22 2026, aims to fix Pascal's limited unmasked screen time in season three by featuring his face more prominently, based on on-set photos. Inside the Magic speculated the same day about Grogu's role evolving with a new sidekick, Rotta the Hutt, voiced by Jeremy Allen White, potentially shifting Din Djarins arc forever. Lainey Gossip caught him on set this week with Olivia Wilde for Tony Gilroys Behemoth, proving hes still hustling amid holiday procrastination.
Social media lit up too, as Variety via IMDb news highlighted on December 10 a Disney+ viewer dunking moment on Googles most-searched actor of 2025, dubbing it his moment of shame amid Pedro Pascal fatigue talks. No major unconfirmed rumors surfaced, but his Emmys poise and Gaza stance signal lasting biographical weight in activism and versatility. Pascal stays unapologetically everywhere.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI