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Adrian Lindayag cherishes coming out scene on ‘Marry Me, Marry You’
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news.abs-cbn.comJan 04 2022 09:49 PMAdrian Lindayag is overwhelmed with the support he received after the viral coming out scene of his character on ABS-CBN series “Marry Me, Marry You.”On Tuesday’s media conference of the show, Lindayag revealed that he received tons of comments after the airing of the scene wherein Kelvin, the role he is portraying, mustered the courage to tell his father, Victor, played by Lito Pimentel, that he is gay.Lindayag gave credit to the program’s writers for curating a good script for the scene the moved many viewers to tears.
He said it is important to tell the Filipino audience about acceptance on members of the LGBTQIA+ community.“Sobrang overwhelmed po ako sa mga comments na natanggap namin para sa eksenang yun.
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New Ad Blasts Florida’s 'Don’t Say Gay' Bill
legislative agenda poses to LGBTQ+ youth.The 30-second ads feature depictions of what the organization says will happen if both the "don’t say gay" bill and the Stop Woke Act are passed into law. The ads were produced by Equality Florida as part of its campaign against the legislation. The second ad will premiere Wednesday.In the commercial that premiered Monday, a student goes up to present a paper on her heroes: her two moms. However, when she refers to her moms, an alarm buzzes.
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