Hello Out readers.Amid news that the superhot hockey romance Heated Rivalry continues to be one of the most popular shows on television and that a new season of the groundbreaking Japanese queer dating show The Boyfriend is coming, there's also some more serious news to discuss.Popular filmmaker Tyler Perry, known for television series like Tyler Perry's House of Payne, The Haves and the Have Nots, and The Oval, as well as his stage plays and films featuring the character Madea, is now facing a second allegation of sexual misconduct from an aspiring actor who worked with him.An actor named Mario Rodriguez, who played "Frat Guy No. 10" in 2016's Boo! A Madea Halloween is suing Perry for alleged "sexual assault, sexual battery, and intentional infliction of emotional distress."According to the lawsuit, Perry made unwanted sexual advances towards Rodriguez that included alleged acts of sexual assault and battery at Perry's Los Angeles home. Rodriguez is seeking $77 million in damages.In June, another actor, Derek Dixon, alleged that Perry used "his power and influence to molest, abuse, and sexually assault impressionable and vulnerable employees and actors who look to him for guidance and mentorship while pursuing their dreams."Dixon is seeking $260 million in his lawsuit.Perry's legal representatives have denied both accusations.Keep reading to find out all the best pop culture news.- Mey RudeHeated Rivalry season 2: Everything we know so farTyler Perry sued by another aspiring actor for alleged sexual assaultAll 14 sex scenes on Heated Rivalry, rankedHeated Rivalry episode 6: Book ending changes and new finale scenesHere are the best shows on and off-Broadway of 2025Ranking the highest-earning queens in 'RuPaul's Drag Race' herstoryA gay solo traveler got into the Christmas spirit, thanks to Frankfurt's men and markets'The Boyfriend' season 2: Meet the cast of single menHeated Rivalry: Sexy hockey players fans should be followingMan Crush MondayWe've got 33 hot pics of Orville Peck to remind you why he's our Man Crush Monday!Subscribe to The Advocate / Out Magazine for the holidays!For a limited time, start your subscription next year for just $6.00.