Archive · 2 Sep 2025
Zoë Kravitz Criticizes 'Friends' and Matthew Perry's Death
Actress Zoë Kravitz shared her thoughts on the show 'Friends,' saying that she finds the humor to be homophobic.
In other news, people have been charged for supplying the drug ketamine to the actor Matthew Perry, who died in 2023.
These people allegedly exploited Perry's addiction, leading to his death from an overdose.
A doctor involved in the case has pleaded guilty.
Zoë Kravitz criticizes 'Friends' for its 'homophobic' humor.
Kravitz pointed out problematic elements in 'Friends' jokes.
Five people have been charged for supplying ketamine to Matthew Perry.
The accused are alleged to have exploited Perry's drug addiction.
A doctor involved in the case has pleaded guilty.
- Who
- Zoë Kravitz and individuals charged
- What
- Kravitz's criticism of 'Friends' and charges in Matthew Perry's death.
- When
- The article discusses Kravitz's current views and the aftermath of Perry's death in 2023.
- Where
- Focuses on the show 'Friends' and Los Angeles.
- Why
- Kravitz's concerns about humor in the show and for the death of Matthew Perry.
- Critic
- Zoë Kravitz
- Subject
- Homophobic humor in 'Friends'
- Charges
- Individuals charged for supplying ketamine to Matthew Perry
- Charges Allegation
- Exploiting actor's drug addiction
- Doctor's Plea
- Guilty