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Tadaima, Okaeri (Japanese Anime Series) [Welcome Home]
Tadaima, Okaeri: A Heartwarming Journey of Love, Family, and Acceptance “Tadaima, Okaeri,” which translates to “Welcome Home,” is an anime series that centers on the everyday life of a unique family—a pair of house husbands, Masaki and Hiromu, as they navigate parenthood and familial relationships. At the heart of it, the show explores the joys...
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PILLION, film étonnant avec un Alexander Skarsgård gay inoubliable
Celebrating his debut feature, director Harry Lighton doesn’t just dip a toe into cinema waters—he plunges headfirst with Pillion, an intoxicating exploration that grabbed me from the very first scene. If you’re part of the gay community, or even just a sucker for compelling love stories, this film’s premise alone sparks curiosity: a shy young...
My Neighbor, the Sports Brother
At that time, there was a big brother named Zhao Kaifeng living next door. He was 21 years old and in college. He was the kind of person naturally attracting attention—1.9 meters tall, broad shoulders and long arms, with smooth but not exaggerated muscle lines, like a well-proportioned physique shaped by years of playing basketball....
Pride Montréal: Executive Director Simon Gamache Steps Down and We Set the Record Straight
When Simon Gamache announced yesterday that he was stepping down as Executive Director of Pride Montréal, my heart sank a little—yet I couldn’t help but feel a surge of admiration. Leading such a vibrant, sprawling organization for four intense years is no small feat. Especially given the stormy summer the group weathered, tangled in the...