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Taylor Swift Shoots Music Video with Future

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She was seen with Future on a luxury superyacht Tuesday night in Miami shooting her "End Game" video.

Apparently she was wearing two tops with push-up technology.

Ed Sheeran wasn't there.

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Another New Trailer for Riverdale's Midseason Premiere + Does Riverdale Have Room for Black Girls?

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This trailer has some new footage not seen in previously posted trailers, including:
-Reggie and Cheryl teaming up for something
-Cheryl and Penelope at (presumably) Jason's grave
-The Riverdale boys' wrestling team's extremely revealing uniforms
-Glimpses of Archie and Hiram's feud
-Plus the return of Nick St. Clair




-In OP's further quest to dissect the highly problematic show that he loves but should probably quit watching soon, this article has come to light showcasing Riverdale's issues with Black female representation
-Riverdale did a great thing changing Josie and the Pussycats to an all-Black girl group, but shafts main cast member Ashleigh Murray (Josie) when it comes to real storylines
-Had a large(r) story-line solely in eps 1x06 and 2x07
-Despite her ambitious nature, Josie has also often been portrayed as catty and unfriendly, perpetuating the stereotype that "if a Black woman is confident, she can’t be friendly too"
-Too often are the Pussycats joined on stage by guest performers (Archie, Veronica, Cheryl) and not given the chance to shine as the Black girl group that they are, further perpetuating a notion that Black performers have to "share the spotlight" to gain recognition


With a "shift" in storylines near-to-come for the second half of season two, can Riverdale rectify its issues with Josie's representation and give more screen time to her and the other Pussycats? Will the writing ever get better?



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Fans petition to have "The Last Jedi" removed from canon

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  • The Last Jedi is, officially the most divisive Star Wars film to date. Yes, even counting the prequels.

  • Butthurt fans are campaigning to have The Last Jedi removed from the Star Wars canon. Personally I see no point to it, because then we wouldn't have Leia and Amilyn being BAMF's. Also...they already ruined things by removing The Star Wars Holiday Special from canon, so...why?

  • "Star Wars has long been a story about two things, the Jedi and Luke Skywalker," Walsh wrote. "After over 260 novels where we could follow the adventures of that great hero you, the Walt Disney Company decided to strike all of that from the official canon and wiped out three decades of lore. We were excited to see Episode VII to see how our heroes lives turned out since you took away what we knew. We saw the death of Han Solo, we saw less than a minute of Luke Skywalker."



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Official Trailer for “Chappaquiddick”

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“Chappaquiddick” is based on the true events of 1969 when senator Ted Kennedy accidentally drove his car into a body of water. The passenger, Mary Jo Kopechne, subsequently drowned and died, while Kennedy managed to escape and abandon her.

The cast:

Jason Clarke - Ted Kennedy
Kate Mara - Mary Jo Kopechne
Bruce Dern - Joseph Kennedy Sr.
Andria Blackman - Joan Bennett Kennedy

It releases on April 6, 2018.


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This can also be a general post about the Kennedys.

Michelle Williams and Mark Wahlberg reshot their All the Money in the World scenes for free

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- they did it after Kevin Spacey was axed by director Sir Ridley Scott,

- they didn't want their experience to go to waste,

- she was thrilled when she got the phone call about the change of plans,

- Michelle received a Golden Globe nomination for her part.

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Katy Perry - "Hey Hey Hey" Music Video

How Hugh Jackman Keeps His 21-Year Marriage Strong: 'We're 'a Team, Madly in Love'

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Hugh Jackman is on the new cover of People magazine.

He speaks lovingly about his wife, Deb and his relationship with her.

"One of the great pieces of fortune in my career, it started late, but that Deb and I were already set together, a team, madly in love, like literally before it all happened"

Hugh and Deb met on the set of the Australian drama Correlli in 1995 and have two kids together, Oscar, 17, and Ava, 12.

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Shape of Water Review Credits Benicio Del Toro as Director, Calls Deaf Lead "Mentally Handicapped"

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Notorious film reviewer Rex Reed credited Benicio Del Toro as the director of Shape of Water and refered to Sally Hawkin's character as "mentally handicapped." Guillermo Del Toro is the director and deafness is a physical handicap.

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Making a Song: Taylor Swift's Don't Blame Me

'Get Out' will receive a special award at the Producers Guild of America Awards in January

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'Get Out' will receive the Stanley Kramer Award, which honors "a production, producer or other individuals whose achievement or contribution illuminates and raises public awareness of important social issues," at January 20th's Producers Guild of America Awards.

The accolade will go to the producers of the movie, including Jordan Peele, Jason Blum, Sean McKittrick, and Edward H. Hamm Jr.

The PGA nominees have yet to be announced, and those that get nods are almost always those that get Oscar Best Picture nominations. Others receiving special awards at the PGAs include Ava DuVernay (Visionary Award), Ryan Murphy (Norman Lear Achievement Award in Television), Charles Roven (David. O. Selznick Achievement Award), and Universal Pictures chairman Donna Langley (Milestone Award).


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Liam Payne and Rita Ora join forces for Fifty Shades Free

Gal Gadot Explores ASMR with W Magazine | Celebrity ASMR |

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In this Celebrity ASMR interview, Gal Gadot whispers about her life-changing role as Diana Prince in Wonder Woman, Batman v Superman, and Justice League as she wields a couple knives. The model-actress also plays with a fidget spinner, opens up a bag of her favorite peanut butter-flavored Israeli snack, Bamba, unwraps chocolate coins in celebration of Hanukkah, and uses a pencil to write out the word 'menorah', which means 'rest'.

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Michael Jackson Sexual Abuse Lawsuit From Wade Robson Dismissed

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Wade Robson had filed the suit against two Michael Jackson-owned corporations, alleging the "King of Pop" molested him as a child

A judge ruled that MJJ Productions and MJJ Ventures were not liable for Wade Robson's exposure to Michael Jackson. The judge did not rule on the credibility of Robson's allegations themselves.

According to ENews, "Robson had previously denied allegations that Jackson sexually abused him and even testified in his defense during the singer's criminal trial in 2005"

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Blake Shelton Rumored to Pop the Question to Gwen Stefani Soon

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The Voice is wrapping its 13th season and are going into hiatus as Christmas approaches. Apparently this is the perfect time for People's Sexiest Redneck Alive to pop the question to his girlfriend of two years, pop singer and boss-level culture jacker Gwen Stefani.

  • Blake has almost a month to himself since he won't be touring again until February. The 14th season of The Voice comes back afterwards to yet again produce another poor winning singer who will sink back into obscurity while earning the network & studios millions in advertising dollars.

  • Apparently he has wanted to propose for months, most specifically the past summer. Now that they will be together for her live Christmas special, it is rumored he will choose Christmas break to pop the question. No word yet if Paul Ryan will "randomly" be there at their engagement dinner wearing the same suit as Blake.


  • If this is true, we are looking at least a decade minimum of these two yodeling about their love on country duet albums.

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    Rose McGowan apologizes for "the Marchesa line"

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    Context : Actresses are going to wear black dresses at GG as a silent protest. Rose suggested they should all wear Marchesa.

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    Lady Gaga set to lock in $75M over her 2-year Las Vegas residency deal

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    - Variety reports Gaga is looking to earn a millon dollars-plus per show, earning at least $75M over two years, the highest offer for a residency yet

    - Although the residency is two years, Gaga is only set to perform 74 dates out of the 730 days, giving her more than enough time to work on other projects.

    - Lady Gaga's boyfriend Christian Carino and attornies negotiated the deal

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    Katy Perry Reflects On What She's Learned This Year

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    Hiya. I'm writing you from Miami, prepping my last Witness: The Tour show of 2017. I'm reflecting on a year that has redefined what winning means to me. And the definition of winning for me this year was simply happiness and gratitude. This year has made me more appreciative than ever for my listeners, my KatyCats - whether you've been with me since "I Kissed A Girl" or if you only started to "Swish Swish" with me. I'm humbled that you still give me your nights out to connect with you live all over the world and remind me of the place in your hearts that you hold for all these songs.

    After a year of peaks and valleys (remember, it's all a journey), I wanted to end 2017 with a fun, triumphant piece of pop candy. Just think of it as a glam little stocking stuffer from me to you. "Hey Hey Hey" is one of my favorite songs from "Witness" and for me, it embodies the fighting spirit I always want you to be able to find within yourself, and to see in me.
    So ho, ho, ho; and hey, hey, hey; and happy holidays.

    Yours,
    Katy

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    What is one lesson you have learned this year, ONTD?

    ONTD Original™ - Christmas Edition: Make the Yueltide Gayer

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    Back in 2013, Hallmark caused some controversy when they released a Christmas ornament that switched out "gay" for "fun" when citing the lyrics of "Deck the Halls", because in our overtly-politically correct culture it's too stressful to stare at the word "gay" or perform basic human decency!

    But it begs the question – where are our Christmas movies? When will we start getting our own trashy Hallmark gay romcoms, when will Netflix make "A Christmas Princess"? How many years do we gottta wait for trash people to die off and for capitalism to appear to our demographics as the ice caps melt?

    Out of morbid curiousity, I decided to venture out and bring the best (or honestly, least terrible) of them back to you. I had three basic requirements:

    1. If it isn't about Christmas, it has to be at least set around the time period or in the month of December.

    2. It doesn't have to be centrally gay, but it has to have at least one explicitly gay character.

    3. They have to physically speak.

    This is part one, focusing on feature films and lower-scale Indie/DTD/TV-Movies. Each category will have ten entries in no particular order of favorability. How did I fare? Is there anything worth watching?
    Feature Films:
    1)

    Carol
    2015 Romance/Drama 1h58m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal: You know what it is.

    Therese Belivet (Rooney Mara) spots the beautiful, elegant Carol (Cate Blanchett) perusing the doll displays in a 1950s Manhattan department store. The two women develop a fast bond that becomes a love with complicated consequences.

    No matter what other film I started this list off with it simply would've left you wondering,
    "Where's Carol? How's Carol doing? I haven't seen her in a while. I wonder if she still wears that green peacock coat I was always jealous of. I wonder if she's as great as I remember." She is and always has been. Time to get reaquainted, y'all. It's the holiday season.

    Where you can watch it: Netflix, Amazon.
    Warnings: Alcohol, nudity, brief violence, ONTD sympathizing with Harge.

    2)
    The Family Stone
    2005 Drama 1h46m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal:Thad Stone (Tyrone Giordano) as the gay (and deaf) one in family with Patrick Thomas (Brian J. White) as his partner, interested in adoption.

    An uptight, conservative businesswoman accompanies her boyfriend to his eccentric and outgoing family's annual Christmas celebration and finds that she's a fish out of water in their free-spirited way of life.

    We';ve crossed Carol off the list, so it's all downhill from here. Thad and Patrick are supporting characters who play second fiddle to straight romance, Connecticut drama, and the homophobic and racist questions you'd expect, but they're cute and they there. We're always looking for more reasons to complain about Carrie Bradshaw anyway, so what do you have to lose? For reference, this came out just after Brokeback Mountain.

    Where you can watch it: Netflix, Amazon.
    Warnings: Alcohol, light violence and sexual content, intense family arguments.

    3)
    Precious
    2009 Drama 1h50m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal:Precious's mentor Ms. Raines (Paula Patton) is partners with Katherine (Kimberly Russell).

    Pregnant by her own father for the second time, 16-year-old Claireece "Precious" Jones (Gabourey Sidibe) can neither read nor write and suffers constant abuse at the hands of her vicious mother (Mo'Nique). Precious instinctively sees a chance to turn her life around when she is offered the opportunity to transfer to an alternative school. Under the patient, firm guidance of her new teacher, Ms. Rain (Paula Patton), Precious begins the journey from oppression to self-determination.

    While Precious isn't entirely set during Christmas, the scene in which it is is very light and moving in an otherwise relentlessly dark and exploitive film (Katherine just apperars in the one scene, you could just search the clip and be good tbh).

    Where you can watch it: Netflix, Amazon.
    Warnings: Abuse, assault, rape, incest, addiction, what you would expect from a Lee Daniels film.

    4)

    Home for the Holidays
    1995 Comedy/Drama 1h44m
    Christmas-themed| Set during around Christmas
    Gay appeal: Tommy (Robert Downey Jr.) is the gay failure of the family.

    When her teenage daughter opts out of Thanksgiving, single mother Claudia Larson (Holly Hunter) travels alone to her childhood home for an explosive holiday dinner with her dysfunctional family. Claudia quickly tires of her parents, her long-suffering sister (Cynthia Stevenson), her snobby brother-in-law (Steve Guttenberg) and her nutty aunt (Geraldine Chaplin).

    These people hate each other, but much like the audience with this film, Tommy keeps returning to them for some reason year after year. This is cheating because it's set during Thanksgiving but this post wouldn't exist if I was being strict.

    Where you can watch it: Amazon.
    Warnings: Homophobia, drugs, alcohol, addiction.

    5)
    C.R.A.Z.Y.
    2005 Drama 2h09m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal: The film revoles around closeted gay Zachary (Marc-André Grondin).

    Teenager Zachary Beaulieu is confused about his sexuality and is in conflict with his Canadian-Catholic upbringing which alienates his father Gervais and confuses his mother Laurianne. Forcing himself to like girls, Zachary also has to cope with his older brothers, who don't make his life any easier but when he finally accepts his true feelings, will his family still accept him?

    Set across three Christmas Eve nights – 1960, 1975, and 1980 – Zachary struggles and eventually comes to terms with his sexuality and his family. Did you have to go so hard though, Canada?

    Where you can watch it: Amazon.
    Warnings: Abuse, homophobia, alcohol.

    6)
    Breakfast with Scot
    2007 Comedy 1h49m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal: ONTD DC TV fave Tom Cavanagh as Eric McNally living with his partner Sam (Ben Shenkmen) and forming a new family with his nephew Scot, a questioning gay child.

    Eric lives for all things hockey. Now in his thirties, he's managed to turn his stint as an ex- Toronto Maple Leaf into a full-time gig as commentator for sports TV. He's living the dream! But when Eric's boyfriend Sam announces that they're to become temporary guardians of a young boy, Eric's comfortable world shatters.

    Canada owed us something after that last hit, and naturally, it involves hockey. Scot pushes Eric to shake up his life and embrace his sexuality since he's closeted in his work life. This movie is so light and cute. Why aren't you watching it yet?

    Where you can watch it: Amazon.
    Warnings: Alcohol, light violence and sexual content, intense family arguments.


    7)

    Un Conte de Noël (A Christmas Tale)
    2008 (French) Comedy/Drama 2h32m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal:The grandson Paul (Emile Berling) is gay, and Rosaimée (Françoise Bertin) is a lesbian and ex-lover of the grandmother.

    When steely French matriarch Junon (Catherine Deneuve) learns she has leukemia, she asks her ungrateful children and grandchildren at the family Christmas gathering to see if they are eligible to become bone marrow donors.

    I can feel my gay electrolytes being refueled by this drama already. Full of dark twists, family hijinks, screwball comedy, medical emergencies, near deaths, and closets upon closets of skeltons, this criterion-selected work upends a lot of the simplistic and traditional family stories you've come to expect.

    Where you can watch it: Netflix, Amazon.
    Warnings: Light sexuality, alcohol, smoking.


    8)

    En Underbar Jävla Jul (Holy Mess)
    2015 (Swedish) Comedy 1h48m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal: Centerd around Simon (Anastasios Soulis) and Oscar (Anton Ludqvist) inviting their homophobic family home for the holidays.

    A gay couple invites their somewhat homophobic and racist families to meet for the first time during Christmas celebration. And they have a special gift in store for them.

    We need to include one more normal movie here before going off the deep end after the French swooped in. Simon and Oscar invited the family to their home to announce a pregancy they've set up with their friend Cissi (Rakel Wärmländer).


    Where you can watch it: Not sure.
    Warnings: Alcohol. Idk.




    9)

    Some of My Best Friends Are...
    1973 Drama 1h50m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal:A bunch of LGBT people gather in a gay bar on Christmas Eve.

    It's Christmas Eve 1971 in Manhattan's Greenwich Village, and the regulars of the local gay bar "The Blue Jay" are celebrating. Not much has changed since the Stonewall riots, and while the situation is not yet "peace on Earth, good will toward men," the times they are a-changin'.

    This isn't so much a "consider watching this for fun" entry so much as a "consider watching this for history" one. The film is infamous for being very grim and depressing, going around to different groups of characters with no guiding central story. It's a demonstration of how much LGBT rep has changed (or in some ways, not) since its release.

    Where you can watch it: Youtube.
    Warnings: Assault, violence, homophobia, 1971 tragic cliches.


    10)

    The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
    2011 Mystery/Drama 2h38m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal:As we all know, Rooney Mara.

    Disgraced financial reporter Mikael Blomkvist (Daniel Craig) finds a chance to redeem his honor after being hired by wealthy Swedish industrialist Henrik Vanger (Christopher Plummer) to solve the 40-year-old murder of Vanger's niece, Harriet. Vanger believes that Harriet was killed by a member of his own family. Eventually joining Blomkvist on his dangerous quest for the truth is Lisbeth Salander (Rooney Mara), an unusual but ingenious investigator whose fragile trust is not easily won.

    Whether you prefer the Swedish or US adaptations, what better way is there to end annual traditions of wholesome family values then with a conspiracy story about revenge revolving around relatives who literally hate each other to death all living on the same tiny island ft. murder, international intrigue, and Fincher-esque montages of investigation?

    Where you can watch it: Netflix, Amazon.
    Warnings: Abuse, assault, pedophilia, alcohol, including a graphic rape scene with Lisbeth that you should skip.




    Independent/DTD/TV Films:
    1)

    Scrooge and Marley
    2012 Comedy 1h31m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal:The title.

    Scrooge & Marley is a modern variation on Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Recounted from a gay sensibility with heart, comedy & music, the magic of Dickens' timeless tale of a man's redemption comes alive from a fresh perspective.

    Bob Cratchit is gay in this and has an adoptive family including Tiny Tim. Scrooge's nephew Fred is a lesbian now. Scrooge lives above and runs a gay bar called Screws. Need I go on?

    Scrooge has always been gay. We been knew.

    Where you can watch it: Youtube, Amazon.
    Warnings: Wholesome gay fun.


    2)

    Holiday Heart
    2000 Drama 1h40m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal:Holiday Heart himself.

    Holiday Heart (Ving Rhames / Chandra Currelley) is a homosexual black man who performs as a drag queen at a popular night club in the city. After his boyfriend dies, he befriends a down on her luck, drug addicted, single woman, Wanda (Alfre Woodard) and her young daughter Niki (Jessika Quynn Reynolds, in her film debut). Heart offers them a stable home and becomes a much needed father figure for Niki.

    This made-for-TV movie deals with a lot of serious subjects, and its treatment of them is also pretty dated, but its rare to see a character like Holiday in a Christmas movie.

    Where you can watch it: Amazon.
    Warnings: Abuse, assault, addiction, prostitution, homophobia, drugs, violence.


    3)

    Too Cool for Christmas
    2004 Comedy 1h30m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal:Brooke Nevin with two gay dads.

    A fashion-conscious teen (Brooke Nevin), who would rather spend Christmas with her boyfriend than her two days, gives Santa (George Hamilton) a makeover.

    There are two nearly identical versions of this made-for-TV movie: A Very Cool Christmas where she has a father and mother, and Too Cool For Christmas where she has two dads. The writer and director originally had a father and mother, but it was changed to be gay while the straight version was sold to audiences overseas just in case.

    Where you can watch it: Amazon for the straight version, but the gay version? Not sure.
    Warnings: This erasure rn.


    4)

    24 Nights
    1999 Romance/Comedy 1h37m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal: Cheesy gay romcom between Jonathon (Kevin Isola) and Toby (David Burtka).

    When Jonathan Parker was 4 years old, his mother's words and a chance encounter with a Salvation Army Kris Kringle instilled in him a lifelong belief in the legend of Santa Claus. Now 24 and his parents long passed away, Jonathan is a spacey, pot-smoking college drop-out and multi loser in romance who has one shot left to find his true love; he writes a letter to Santa Claus. After meeting Toby, a new co-worker just moved to the city, Jonathan is convinced this is the one who was sent for him, even after he meets Toby's long time boyfriend Keith.

    One of the earliest gay Christmas movies and certainly romcoms, it might have that low budget, late 90's cheese that you're looking for this time of year.

    Where you can watch it: Amazon.
    Warnings: None.


    5)
    Red Lodge
    2013 Drama 1h18m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal:Romantic drama between Jordan (Joseph Kim) and Dave (Rich Pierrelouis).

    Red Lodge is a perceptive look at how marriage equality has affected gay relationships. Jordan (Joseph Kim) proposes to Dave (Richard Pierre-Lewis), his boyfriend of two years, expecting an enthusiastic "Yes!" Instead, he gets a, "Can't we just be in love and leave things the way they are?" Hardly the answer our handsome hero was expecting, and not the best timed response either, just before the couple are to spend Christmas with Jordan's kooky Aunt Vanity (Diane Kylander) up in Big Sky country.

    This one is told from a flashback perspective on the troubles of Jordan and Daves' relationship. Hold on y'all... we're almost out of the woods.

    Where you can watch it: Vimeo.
    Warnings: None.


    6)

    Make the Yueltide Gay
    2009 Romance/Comedy 1h29m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal:Gay romcom between Olf (Keith Jordan) and Nathan (Adam Ruggiero)

    The holidays get overly festive as Olaf “Gunn” Gunnunderson (Keith Jordan), an out-and-proud gay college student, crawls back into the closet to survive the holidays with his parents (hilarious performances by Derek Long & Kelly Keaton). He keeps his cool as his quirky Midwestern hale and hearty parents try to set him up with his high school sweetheart, Abby (Hallee Hirsh). But when his boyfriend, Nathan (Adam Ruggiero), shows up at their doorstep unannounced, Gunn must put on a charade to keep the relationship a secret.

    This film has been cited as the go-to for gay holiday viewing needs the last several years.

    Where you can watch it: Amazon, iTunes.
    Warnings: None.


    7)

    The Perfect Wedding
    2012 Romance/Comedy 1h29m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal:Gay romcom between Olf (Keith Jordan) and Nathan (Adam Ruggiero)

    The film takes place over Christmas weekend at the Fowler's home where Alana Fowler is planning her wedding to Kirk. Alana and her brother Paul are both adopted by Richard and Meryl Fowler. One of Alana's friends, Roy, who is coming to help with the wedding planning, is an ex of Paul. He doesn't want Paul to see that he is still single all these years later so Roy brings Gavin along to pretend to be his boyfriend. However, Gavin and Paul end up falling in love. The family has to figure out how to cope with that while planning the perfect wedding.

    This film is often cited as the second go-to for gay holiday viewing needs. Also, Joyce Summers is in this.

    Where you can watch it: Amazon, iTunes, Vudu.
    Warnings: None.


    8)

    Camp Christmas
    1993 Sketch/Comedy 1h05m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal:The title.

    Several guests who are lesbian or gay go to a home for Christmas.

    I mean... right?

    Features a bunch of celebrity spots, including Sandra Bernhard, Ian McKellen, Stephen Fry, Lea DeLaria, and more.

    Where you can watch it: Youtube.
    Warnings: 1993 humor.





    9)

    Those People
    2015 Romance/Drama 1h29m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal:Gay love triangle between Charlie (Jonathon Gordon), Sebastian (Jason Ralph), and Tim (Haaz Sleiman).

    Charlie (Jonathan Gordon) and Sebastian (Jason Ralph) are childhood best friends now in young adulthood. Charlie is an art student, whose unrequited love for Sebastian influences his art, while Sebastian has been in a state of personal crisis since his wealthy financier father's (Daniel Gerroll) arrest on white collar criminal charges. After moving into Sebastian's apartment to help him through his bouts of depression and alcohol abuse, Charlie is drawn into a love triangle when he meets Tim (Haaz Sleiman), a successful concert pianist.

    A story about unrequited love, Charlie can't help but care for his friend Sebastian even though he's a terrible person. Set across four months ending in December, Charlie struggles between letting go of Sebastian and embracing his new romance with Tim.

    Charlie is actually Jewish, so an exception to the list! The film is visually beautiful and has a good story, and honestly it looks like if Gossip Girl had a budget and didn't straightwash its book characters so it's right up ONTD's alley IMO. I promise the resolution of the triangle is fine.

    Where you can watch it: Amazon, iTunes, Youtube, Google Play, Vudu.
    Warnings: Alcohol, depression, emotional abuse.


    10)
    El Color de un Invierno(A Winter to Remember)
    2016 Romance/Drama 1h04m
    Christmas-themed| Set during Christmas
    Gay appeal:Gay coming of age story and romance between Lucia (Cecilia Valenzuela Gioia) and Olivia (Mercedes Burgos).

    Twenty-one-year-old Lucia suffers from panic and anxiety attacks. But her chance meeting with Olivia, a budding young artist, while staying with her family during winter break in her hometown of Salta opens Lucia’s eyes to new possibilities. This unexpected romance gives her the strength to confront her past traumas and move forward. From writer-director Cecilia Valenzuela Gioia comes her first feature-length film, about self-discovery and self-acceptance. A WINTER TO REMEMBER may just make you want to fall in love all over again.

    This Argentian film is a sweet coming of age story, and recent film school graduate Cecilia's directing debut, starring herself!

    This literally has nothing to do with Christmas (it is set in December so not totally cheating) but I think ONTD might wanna know about it, plus it's important rep, has "winter" in the title, and I'm literally out of options.

    Where you can watch it: I literally have no idea, I've seen on DVD outside of the US so good luck, but it still seems to be touring film festivals. It's Out There, somewhere, though. I Want To Believe.
    Warnings: The pain of not being able to watch it anywhere.




    Didn't make the cut for whatever reason:
    Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Mysterious Skin, The Houseboy, Love Actually (for its cut tragic lesbian romace lmao and the changed gay storyline from the original script fuck you),and a few others.
    Prompt ONTD: If you could make any LGBT Christmas film, what would it be?

    Also: Did I miss anything? Any favorites or recommendations?


    Part 2: TV and more, coming soon... (I promise it'll be much more diverse I had barely anything to work with here)

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    Sophia Bush Opens Up About ‘Chicago P.D.’ Exit: ‘It Felt Like I Was Trapped in a Burning Building’

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    She left “Chicago P.D.” after the show’s Season 4 finale.
    Bush opened up for the first time about what made her leave her “dream job.”
    She described the experience as feeling “like I was trapped in a burning building… I was miserable and I had to go.”
    She recently made a talent and development deal with 20th Century Fox TV to star and produce in an upcoming pilot.

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