Nemo, who identifies as s non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, described their song as an attempt to crack their own code and enter the kingdom of authenticity.

“‘The Code’ is about the journey I started with the realization that I am neither a man nor a woman. Finding myself has been a long and often difficult process for me. But nothing feels better than the freedom I have gained by realizing that I am non-binary,” said Nemo in a statement.

The message of “The Code” resonated with the Eurovision jury, and Nemo received 22 sets of the maximum 12 points to win the jury vote with 365 points, for a total of 591 points. They defied the odds and eventually defeated the Croatian front-runner Baby Lasagna with the song “Rim Tim Tagi Dim”, who came in second despite winning the public vote.

In addition to being the first non-binary person to win Eurovision, Nemo is also the first Swiss contestant to be crowned as the winner since Celine Dion with “Ne partez pas sans moi” in 1988.

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Ferrell shared the clip Tuesday. The video, which doubled as a birthday shoutout to Lovato and a casting announcement was captioned with “Happy Birthday #DemiLovato!!! Famous baker and star of Netflix’s Eurovision, Will Ferrell, made you a cake.”

The singer-actress will star opposite Ferrell as well as Rachel McAdams and Pierce Brosnan.

Eurovision follows a pair of aspiring Icelandic musicians (Ferrell and McAdams), who are given the opportunity of a lifetime to represent their country at the annual song contest. Lovato will play Katiana, one of the best and most angelic singers in all of Iceland. Brosnan is Ferrell’s on-screen dad who happens to be Iceland’s most handsome man.

David Dobkin (Wedding Crashers) is directing from a script by Ferrell and longtime collaborator, Adam McKay. McKay will also serve as executive producer on the project. 

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Nemo, who identifies as s non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, described their song as an attempt to crack their own code and enter the kingdom of authenticity.

“‘The Code’ is about the journey I started with the realization that I am neither a man nor a woman. Finding myself has been a long and often difficult process for me. But nothing feels better than the freedom I have gained by realizing that I am non-binary,” said Nemo in a statement.

The message of “The Code” resonated with the Eurovision jury, and Nemo received 22 sets of the maximum 12 points to win the jury vote with 365 points, for a total of 591 points. They defied the odds and eventually defeated the Croatian front-runner Baby Lasagna with the song “Rim Tim Tagi Dim”, who came in second despite winning the public vote.

In addition to being the first non-binary person to win Eurovision, Nemo is also the first Swiss contestant to be crowned as the winner since Celine Dion with “Ne partez pas sans moi” in 1988.

The post Switzerland’s Nemo Defies the Odds to Win the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.

Ferrell shared the clip Tuesday. The video, which doubled as a birthday shoutout to Lovato and a casting announcement was captioned with “Happy Birthday #DemiLovato!!! Famous baker and star of Netflix’s Eurovision, Will Ferrell, made you a cake.”

The singer-actress will star opposite Ferrell as well as Rachel McAdams and Pierce Brosnan.

Eurovision follows a pair of aspiring Icelandic musicians (Ferrell and McAdams), who are given the opportunity of a lifetime to represent their country at the annual song contest. Lovato will play Katiana, one of the best and most angelic singers in all of Iceland. Brosnan is Ferrell’s on-screen dad who happens to be Iceland’s most handsome man.

David Dobkin (Wedding Crashers) is directing from a script by Ferrell and longtime collaborator, Adam McKay. McKay will also serve as executive producer on the project. 

The post Demi Lovato Joins Netflix’s Comedy “Eurovision” appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.