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The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services has decided to no longer ask for disclosure of a person s sexual or gender identity on its Monkeypox vaccine screening forms.
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services has decided to no longer ask for disclosure of a person s sexual or gender identity on its Monkeypox vaccine screening forms.
In 2015, Nathan Leon was a San Diego-born documentary filmmaker making his first short feature film. His star was a 14-year-old theater kid from Oceanside who had never made a movie before. It was a big first career step for both of them, and it turned out to be the start of something even bigger.
After making “Limbo,” Leon became a director, writer and producer for the Alabama-based Eternal World Television Network and “Limbo” became the inspiration for 2018’s “Prodigy,” Leon’s first independent feature film.
Leon’s young actor did all right for himself, too.
That actor making his film debut in “Limbo” was Joshua Bassett, who went on to snag a lead role in “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series.” In addition to giving the Disney+ streaming platform a huge hit, the series turned Bassett into a star. He has a massive fan following, he recently had a song on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart, and he might have been the inspiration for “Drivers License,