Tanya Asapansa: Last News

Happiest Season centers on Abby (Stewart) and her girlfriend Harper (Mackenzie Davis), who navigate the complexities of spending Christmas with Harper’s conservative family. Though Harper initially hides their relationship, the story concludes with acceptance and love as Abby is embraced into the family. This holiday rom-com is a joyful testament to the power of authenticity and happy endings.The Fosters beautifully depicts the ups and downs of a blended family.

pic.twitter.com/qgDoPMLVAvPredictably, some felt the urge to comment on the age difference between the men.What a lovely picture of you and your son!Taking him to see Santa then a happy meal?Fortunately, many others wanted to wish the men a happy Christmas and hoped they ignore the nasty comments.Why are some people a bit cruel ? Love is love ❤️Sorry you’ve got the usual dafties replying with their homophobic bullshit. Hope you both have a great Christmas! I’m frankly appalled to read the levels of homophobia on this post.@LukePollard and his husband do not deserve the frankly disgusting abuse I’ve read on this thread.They’re a married couple having a day off, days before Christmas.

This year we will do the unusual — celebrate the first night of Hanukkah on Christmas Day, and the first day of Kwanzaa on Dec. 26. I hope whichever holiday you celebrate it will have brought you all you could ever want.

The Big Flop podcast. Last week, he shared something that happened when he stopped off somewhere for food.Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.“Ya’ll I just cried for the past hour. I stopped for lunch while running errands.

Netflix released a documentary about the making of the 1985 charity single “We Are The World”—featuring the likes of Diana Ross, Cyndi Lauper, Stevie Wonder, Bob Dylan & more—purporting it to be The Greatest Night In Pop.But that so-called “greatest night” would’ve never happened if it hadn’t been for another star-studded, chart-topping single that came before it: Band Aid’s “Do The Know It’s Christmas?”, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this holiday.And while the supergroup single has been the subject of controversy over the years, there’s no denying it’s not still a great seasonal bop!Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.Back in the fall of ’84, the BBC’s reporting on a severe famine in Ethiopia brought the crisis to international attention. Bob Geldof, the vocalist for Irish new wave band The Boomtown Rats, felt deeply shaken by the news and was compelled to help.