Zoë Kravitz: ‘Friends’ Homophobia & 90s TV Criticism

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Zoë Kravitz expresses nostalgia for the 1990s – the fashion, new York City, and the grunge aesthetic – but draws a⁤ firm line at the casual homophobia prevalent in media from that era.

Specifically, she points to the sitcom Friends as an example, ⁣noting ‍that‍ jokes and situations that wouldn’t be considered ⁢acceptable today were common and often played for laughs. Her Caught‍ Stealing co-star, Austin Butler, was surprised by this⁤ observation. Kravitz ⁤feels that the problematic aspects of 90s media are best left in the past.