Jonathan Bennett Stars in Hallmark’s New LGBTQ-inclusive Christmas Rom-Com

Who will be the next James Bond in the franchise?

No Time To Die is a James Bond film that has been highly-anticipated because it marks Daniel Craig's last run as the famous British spy. Along with Craig, we will also see Oscar-winning actor Rami Malek enter the beloved franchise, playing the unsettling and formidable Bond villain Safin.

Sarah Jeffery is standing up for the “Charmed” reboot.

Les Miserables will return to the stage for a special Christmas run, after closing nearly seven months ago amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Jonathan Bennett is reflecting on the Mean Girls Zoom reunion! One week after the Mean Girls cast came together to celebrate the film’s 16th anniversary, Jonathan, who played Aaron Samuels, revealed what it was like in a chat with E!’s Daily Pop.

Jonathan Bennett is reflecting on the Mean Girls Zoom reunion.

The #MeToo movement has been incredibly powerful and emotional for a whole generation of victims of sexual assault and abuse. However, that doesn’t mean the sweeping movement that has seen the voices of victims being supported and promoted is perfect.

Below Deck and its spinoff series have never failed to bring the drama to Bravo fans everywhere since the franchise launched.The original series premiered in July 2013, documenting the daily lives of crew members on luxurious yachts during charter season.

Christmas is coming early to Netflix with the arrival of the festive rom-com, “Holidate”.

Parks and Recreation) and Ben Lewis (Arrow).Touted as a feel-good LGBTQ holiday romance, The Christmas Setup was announced last month, after rival Hallmark announced its own Christmas film with LGBTQ leads.Read more: Mean Girls’ Jonathan Bennett will star in Hallmark’s first gay Christmas filmAccording to Lifetime, the movie’s plot will center around Hugo (Lewis), a New York corporate lawyer, who heads back home to Milwaukee, with his best friend Madelyn (Ellen Wong, GLOW) in tow, to spend time

Harry Potter brought magic, mischief and more to millions of fans around the world.Based on the series of seven books by J.K. Rowling, stars Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint captured the hearts of viewers between 2001 and 2011.

The catty screeches of the smashed birthday partying queers in Mart Crowley’s Off-Broadway play “The Boys in the Band” were not merely sliver-sharp gibes and ice pic-like verbal jabs for their own sake. They were, rather, frayed confessions of self-loathing, a velvet rage that had curdled into shouts that were partially enough to mobilize gay and queer men to assert their identities in an unwelcome world.

Mean Girls star Jonathan Bennett will lead its first ever LGBTQ-focused Christmas film, The Christmas House.Bennett will portray Brandon, one half of a gay couple with husband Jake, played by Brad Harder.

Hallmark is going to have a very diverse Christmas.

Vulcan Reporter, in which it claims Hardy is next in line for 007. Tom has been one of the bookies favourites to become the next 007 in recent years, and rumours have been circulating he will step into Craig's shoes after his fifth and final film, No Time To Die.The Vulcan Reporter claims that Hardy had been offered the role after a successful audition, while bookies odds on the star have now been slashed in half.The publication reports producers had planned to unveil Tom as James Bond in

1 in 10 to 1 in 3 nominees across all performer categories.”It’s important to acknowledge that the shifts in representation in Hollywood award shows represents progress; it’s just as critical to point out that this progress has been slow, uneven and far short of what is necessary or desirable.“One in three nominees” sounds more impressive than it actually is, considering that the U.S.

Fans have been speculating for years over who will replace Daniel Craig in the beloved role and seems like Tom Hardy is the new favourite. According to The Vulcan Reporter, Tom Hardy is set to replace Daniel Craig in the coveted role as the next James Bond in 007 movies.

Covid-19 caes. There are also reports of a 10pm curfew to be imposed on hospitality venues, which Downing Street refused to deny on Wednesday.Boris Johnson has said people have to be 'both confident and cautious' and that it is 'crucial' the country does not re-enter 'some great lockdown again that stops business from functioning'.