Zoë Kravitz is loving ’90s nostalgia but says we can leave behind the casual homophobia in popular television series of the time like beloved sitcom, ‘Friends’. "[I'm] really nostalgic for that time. Then also the fashion, all that stuff's so cool. New York City and the grunge,” the actress and filmmaker told PEOPLE. But not everything about the ‘90s is worth celebrating, according to Kravitz. “[The ‘90s had] super homophobic jokes on mainstream television. If you watch Friends now you're like, 'Whoa’,” she added. “Like, things that aren't punchlines are punchlines. It's wild. So maybe that? We can keep that there.”” Kravitz made the comments while promoting her upcoming film ‘Caught Stealing’. #television #homophobia #sitcom #Friends #ZoeKravitz #CaughtStealing