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Hudson Williams says he’s received anonymous messages from closeted professional athletes, including hockey players, in the wake of the show’s recent success. “Hockey players, football players, basketball players,” Williams told Andy Cohen in an interview on Sirius XM Radio that aired Thursday. “They’re reaching out to (author Rachel Reid), who will then relay these lovely, anonymous emails. Sometimes they’re just reaching out privately through Instagram. Those ones are the ones that really just kind of hit you and go, ‘Oh, this is a fun show. It’s celebratory.’ But also, sometimes, it’s just hitting people right in the nerve.”

BEYTO is a cute Turkish man who moved to Switzerland with his family when he was six. When he falls in love with a man named Mike his parents trick him into visiting their old village where they have set up an arranged marriage with a childhood friend. It's sad but I liked it. The movie is on Prime if you have it. It is on YouTube as well but you'll have to sit through so many ad breaks you'll rather be forced into an arranged marriage than sit through even one more.

I also love his accent. He talks about his feelings around the 11:00 mark. Born 13 February 1988(age 38) Batley, West Yorkshire, England Height 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m) Weight 19 st 3 lb (122 kg)

In 2015, this gorgeous 6'5 slab of beef became the first British professional rugby league player to come out as gay. they've broken up. He's currently single.

This guy's been popping up on my YouTube feed recently. He's hot. Hasan Doğan Piker[a] (born July 25, 1991), also known by the online name HasanAbi, is an American online streamer, influencer, and left-wing political commentator. His streams typically consist of political and social commentary, and media consumption.[3] As of 2026, Piker is the 30th most subscribed channel on the streaming platform Twitch.[4] Piker has been described as one of the biggest voices on the U.S. left.[5] Piker started streaming on Twitch in March 2018 while working at The Young Turks. A THIRST TRAP VIDEO: https://www.tiktok.com/@litupemma/video/7479498023152782623

I'm not one to watch many movies but with many network shows on hiatus and the NBA just having had its all-star weekend (which bores the $&@? out of me) I've been on a gay romance flick kick. In ESTEROS, a man agrees to let his girlfriend's makeup artist friend turn them into zombies for a costume party. Of course the friend is the boy he was in love with when he was 13. The movie takes place in two timelines, telling the story of then and now. It's not spectacular but it passed the time (especially at 1.25X).

How UnAmerican of you!

I just watched this Israeli film and the Palestinian psych student told the Israeli lawyer that his father died when he was 12. What's up with characters in gay romances losing parents when they are 12? The film was very sad but good.

In the 2016 movie Fair Haven, 19 year old pianist James, just home from months of Christian conversion therapy with the well-preserved remnants of Gregory Harrison, tries to fight his feelings for ex-boyfriend Charlie, all the while wishing his dad still looked like Luke Duke, rather than the what's left of Tom Wopat.

At the end of the day calls itself a comedy but it really isn't one. It's a rather earnest film about a professor at a Christian college who infiltrates an LGBTQ+ support group for nefarious purposes but learns some life lessons along the way. Not THOSE kind of lessons... he doesn't realize he's gay. For most of the film I wasn't particularly impressed, thinking it was too cliched and simplistic but I wound up enjoying it well enough... of course I watched it at 1.25 X speed.

As soon as I saw the opening credits with such 1980s TV luminaries as Corrine Bohrer, George Coe, Nan Martin, Arye Gross, and Tim (don't call me Tooth) DeKay, I knew I was going to see a nice, solid Hallmark or Lifetime movie which made it appropriate to watch on YouTube since they now have as many ad breaks as network TV (although shorter). As I often do on YouTube I watched it at 1.25X, which cuts 20% off the runtime without affecting the ability to follow the dialogue one bit. I'm just curious... when you check the time remaining every five minutes for the last 45 minutes of a movie, that's a good thing, right?

https://www.brownstoner.com/brooklyn-life/green-wood-cemetery-human-composting-burials/ Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn to Debut Return to Earth 'Human Composting' Burials The green option, also called “natural organic reduction,” transforms a body into nutrient-dense soil in just a few weeks.

I wasn't particularly impressed.

I thought it was pretty good. I liked it.

Hudson playing a character named Hudson in a weird three minute short:

Channing's & Hexum's Imdb.com pages have no mention of this so I don't know what it was. It made no sense that there would've been a show I knew nothing about. BTW, Carol's paternal grandmother was black; her father was light-skinned and used an accent to "pass" in public, but spoke differently around the house. She said he'd sing gospel at home.

I gave you a "hide eyes" but consider it a "pinch nose".

Carol Channing & Betty White were in a sitcom & Jon-Erik Hexum (@ 10:55) was in it?!?!?

INTERESTING THINGS KEEP POPPING UP ON MY YOUTUBE FEED... I didn't remember that Mama died before she got her own series...

This is ridiculous. Everyone's numbers vary based on their diet. For example, I drink fifty gallons of Coke Zero daily (more or less) and my best friend drinks only water and a couple of cups of coffee per day; just based on that, how could any comparison of our gastrointestinal goodies have any validity?

there's only one way to find out

ever fantasize about Tuc's nuts? INFOMERCIAL & SOAP STAR FLEXES PECS ON STAGE New York Daily News | PUBLISHED: May 21, 1995 Tuc Watkins may star on “One Life to Live,” but in reality he’s living at least two. By day, the 28-year-old is a soap star, breathing life (and evil) into David Vickers, a slime so low he convinces a woman that he’s her long-lost brother and then seduces her! “I’m a liar and a cheat and nothing but bad news,” he says. “I love it.” But by night, Watkins turns into a catch extraordinaire witty, hunky and, uh, hunky as he takes to the stage in “Fortune’s Fools,” a new romantic comedy at the Cherry Lane Theatre. I used to know someone who lived a few doors down from there. The show, which opens Wednesday, follows the fortunes of two couples as they contemplate marriage. When Watkins’ love-struck character answers the phone and proceeds absent-mindedly to walk all over his easy chair, you have a chance to witness the quintessential American Guy. And when the quintessential American Guy peels off his shirt, you have a chance to witness . . . Watkins’ pectoral perfection no doubt helped him snag yet another life for himself: That of infomercial god. He’s the fellow hawking Gravity Edge exercise machines at an hour you’re supposed to be deep asleep dreaming about you starring in a Gravity Edge infomercial (naked, with Tuc.) Life number four is spent walking his border collie in Central Park, or contemplating his future: “I really just want to be James Bond.

Zarna Garg (the mom) was on The View today to promote the start of her stand-up tour. It's cued up to her.